Miami-Dade County celebrated the dedication and achievements of its employees during the Employee Service Award Presentations on May 1, 2025. The event highlighted the contributions of long-serving staff members, emphasizing their impact on the community and the county's operations.

Kobe, a key figure at the Miami International Airport, was recognized for his remarkable 30 years of service. Colleagues praised his hard work, commitment, and ability to lead various initiatives. His dedication has made a significant difference in the airport's operations, with one colleague humorously suggesting that cloning him would enhance their efforts even further. The sentiment was clear: Kobe's presence is invaluable, and many hope he will continue to serve for many more years.

The ceremony also honored Stephanie H. Frederick from the Community Action and Human Services Department, who has been with the county since 1994. Her colleagues gathered to celebrate her contributions, showcasing the strong support and appreciation she has garnered over the years. The atmosphere was filled with camaraderie as staff members expressed their gratitude for her leadership and dedication.

These awards not only recognize individual achievements but also reflect the county's commitment to fostering a supportive work environment. The event served as a reminder of the essential roles these employees play in enhancing the quality of life for Miami-Dade residents. As the county looks to the future, the dedication of its workforce remains a cornerstone of its success.