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Employees recognized for their service

Tribune Staff

| February 13, 2019

Printed in the February 13, 2019 edition

Officer Monseis Ramos (left) and Dispatch Supervisor Cindy Williamson (right) were presented with awards for Officer of the Year and Employee of the Year for 2018 by Snowflake-Taylor Police Chief Larry Scarber. Officer Ramos has been with the department for a little over a year and Cindy has been with the department for over 20 years.

Photos courtesy of the Snowflake-Taylor Police DepartmentOfficer Monseis Ramos (left) and Dispatch Supervisor Cindy Williamson (right) were presented with awards for Officer of the Year and Employee of the Year for 2018 by Snowflake-Taylor Police Chief Larry Scarber. Officer Ramos has been with the department for a little over a year and Cindy has been with the department for over 20 years.