Jackson Village Board honors Renee Fisher for 18 years of dedicated service

The Village Board of Jackson, Wisconsin, honored Renee Fisher during its recent meeting, recognizing her 18 years of dedicated service to the community. The board passed Resolution 20-53, which celebrates Fisher's significant contributions, particularly her role in establishing the Jackson Parks and Recreation Department as its first recreation supervisor.

Fisher's tenure has been marked by exceptional professionalism and a commitment to excellence, earning her the respect of colleagues and community members alike. The resolution highlighted her leadership and vision, noting the lasting impact she has made on the village's growth and success.

As Fisher prepares for retirement, the board expressed heartfelt gratitude for her wisdom, humor, and camaraderie, acknowledging that she will be greatly missed. The resolution not only honors her achievements but also extends best wishes for a fulfilling retirement filled with health and happiness.

The motion to adopt the resolution was introduced by board member Hechendorf and seconded by Emerick, receiving unanimous support from the board. A copy of the resolution will be presented to Fisher as a token of esteem for her invaluable contributions to the village. This recognition underscores the village's commitment to celebrating the dedication of its public servants and the positive impact they have on the community.