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    Sedona recognizes exemplary employees

    June 29, 20181 Comment
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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (June 29, 2018) – Sedona’s 2018 Employee of Year is David Peck, associate engineer in the Public Works Department. David began employment with the city as public works inspector in 2001, advancing to his current position in 2015.

    Public Works Director Andy Dickey says Peck exemplifies the city’s commitment to customer service.

    “David’s customers, internal and external, express their appreciation for David and the way he carries out his duties,” he says. “He embodies what we call our City Pride values — integrity; teamwork; getting to Yes; professionalism; respect; innovation; and excellence.” 

    Peck was nominated for the award by his colleagues, who used words such as down-to-earth, dedicated, fair and positive to describe him. As a strong supporter of clean stormwater initiatives, Peck’s duties at the city include monitoring and enforcing stormwater code compliance.

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    Tammarine-Peck-Moriarty-Baxter-Estrada-Clifton_EmpApprEventJune2018In addition to Peck, the city has recognized eight other employees for their professional performance during the fiscal year 2017-18. They are:

    • Ambassador and Customer Service award, Victor Estrada, right of way specialist
    • Safety Matters award, Ryan Hayes, maintenance worker
    • Creativity and Innovation award, Ali Baxter, recreation coordinator II
    • Leadership award, Chuck Hardy, IT director
    • Unsung Hero award (shared), Claire Crayton, Sue Donahoe, Johnna Johnson, and Maryjane Smith, police communication specialists

    The city of Sedona has a workforce of approximately 140 employees who provide a full-range of municipal services, and are committed to enhancing the services of local government.

    All employees received their awards at a city event held June 21, moderated by City Manager Justin Clifton and attended by Mayor Sandy Moriarty and members of the Sedona City Council.

    1 Comment

    1. Charles Hughes on July 3, 2018 5:43 pm

      Who is Tammarine, and where are the other winners (Ryan Hayes, maintenance worker, Chuck Hardy, IT director, Claire Crayton?, Sue Donahoe?, Johnna Johnson?, and Maryjane Smith, police communication specialists? Would it kill you to give them their props? If you are going to write a story, DO IT! We can wait a week to understand, who is who. Have a little pride in your work. We can wait!


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