Hadiya T. Gayle, our Talent Acquisition Consultant at Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center, Human Resource Office. She has been very integral to our recruitment to our Food Service Department, such updating EWP’s , posting, assisting with interviews ,temporary staffing, applicants screening and etc.. Ms. Hadiya has made a difference being a great team player and going above and beyond the call to duty. We are very grateful for her services and appreciate all her contributions and support to our Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center, Food Service Department. She is worthy to be recognized. Great job!!!
Pam, Thank you for inspiring me and so many others with your lifetime of service, in uniform while serving in the United States Army and as a tireless civil servant supporting the Department of Agriculture. You are an example for others as you harness idealism while allowing your wisdom to radiate through channels of practicality as you navigate your personal and professional journey. You continue to uplift and inspire. Thank you for all you do to create a symphony of engagement that resonates with excitement and shared celebration for your team.
Kathleen Yokota Wahl and Franklin Parr. For their honesty, integrity, work ethic, and willingness to go above and beyond to protect the people and the environment in the state of California.
Hassan Sheikh, It's an honor to extend my deepest gratitude for your dedication and the transformative impact you've made as a public servant. Your commitment to safeguarding public health as a non-partisan expert on public health emergency management in the Congressional Research Service for the Library of Congress is so behind-the-scenes, but I am sure it has shaped and continues to shape bills and policies that ensure the safety of many communities around the country!
Thank you to public servants everywhere! Whether you work for a small town municipal government or the biggest federal agency, your contribution matters more than most people will ever realize. I specifically want to thank my colleagues at the Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology, Technology Accessibility Program for working tirelessly everyday to help ensure people with disabilities have equal access to State of Colorado government services.
It is not all that often that there is a public service team that embodies the spirit of the term, "public service". However, in King County, WA the Licensing team truly holds those words to heart. They are about the most caring group of individuals I have ever come across in any public service organization. They are dedicated to each customer they serve and take personal responsibility in ensuring that those customer's needs are met. They truly care about each individual as they serve them but also, they deeply care for the general public and the citizens of the county in which they serve. King County follows a set of values called, "True North" which encompasses the belief that the employees want to make King County a welcoming community where every person can thrive. Two of those values that the Licensing team holds close to their hearts are, "We focus on the customer" and "We respect all people". The Licensing team sets the bar for what outstanding public service should look like and should be applauded for their efforts! Great job King County Licensing, we all thank you for your dedication, kindness and service!
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Hope is a diversity and inclusion professional who came to DOI from the Coast Guard. She has reached out to me and made my life better by being an engaged colleague and friend. She sets a stellar example within our Department in terms of communication and follow through, and knows the value of originality, and living her values.
I want to thank all of my coworkers at the USPTO but especially PCT. The LDRC, PAS's, QMS', Analysts, Supervisors, and Management work so well together and get it done. Special thanks to Karen M and Tammy H. for all that you do!!!
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