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Press Releases Re: Employees of the 3rd Quarter, 2011
| Re: Employees of the 3rd Quarter, 2011 |
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| Wednesday, 02 November 2011 08:46 |
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Sheriff Paul C. May has released the following information:
RE: Employees of the 3rd Quarter, 2011 Sheriff Paul C. May is proud to announce the “Employees of the 3rd Quarter” of 2011. Four employees were recognized for the third quarter of 2011. There are four categories for which employees may be recognized: administration employee, citizen volunteer, Detention Deputy and Law Enforcement. The recipients are as follows:  Administrative Employee – Tammy K. Cale Tammy was nominated by Captain Tony Madrigal for her good working habits and attention to detail, as well as her willingness to help. These are just a few traits she brings to work with her every day.
Citizen Volunteer – OCSO Posse Captain William E. “Bill” Phares Bill was nominated by Road Patrol Captain Bud Slay. Bill has been with the OCSO posse since its formation. Captain Slay stated that during this time, Bill has demonstrated a willingness to go the extra mile for the community and the county. He continually provides numerous volunteer hours for parades, graduation and other security events as needed.
Detention Deputy – Karen L. Woodham Karen was nominated by Captain Madrigal for her tireless efforts and her ability to continuously demonstrate hard work habits and fairness when dealing with inmates. She always has a positive demeanor towards fellow employees. Karen never complains and puts her best step forward in dealing with tasks that are given to her.
Law Enforcement – Dale R. LaFlam Dale was nominated by Executive Assistant, Juanita White. In December, 2010, Dale was assigned a cold case homicide, that was more than six years old. Based on old fashioned police work, Dale was able to clear this cold case homicide, giving closure for the family and removing a killer from the streets of Okeechobee County. Undersheriff Noel Stephen said of these employees, “It is staff, such as these, that make us successful with our mission to protect and serve our community.”
Michele Bell, Public Information Officer |
