Local Sheriff's Office honors employees and volunteers for years of service

During the recent Teton County government meeting, a heartfelt recognition of local heroes took center stage as officials honored dedicated employees and volunteers from the sheriff's office and search and rescue teams.

The meeting highlighted the commitment of several individuals who have served the community for significant periods. Brooke Gualtney was recognized for five years of service, while Seth Lewis and Caleb Johnson were acknowledged for their ten years of dedication. Elizabeth Loesch received accolades for her fifteen years of service, showcasing the stability and experience within the sheriff's office.

The meeting also celebrated the contributions of search and rescue volunteers, who play a crucial role in ensuring community safety. Ten volunteers were recognized for their ten years of service, including KC Bess, Philip Fox, and Chase Lockhart, among others. Additionally, four volunteers were honored for their fifteen years of commitment, including Ryan Combs and Cody Lockhart.

These recognitions not only highlight the dedication of these individuals but also emphasize the importance of community involvement in public safety efforts. Residents are encouraged to congratulate these local heroes when they encounter them, fostering a sense of appreciation and connection within the community.

As Teton County continues to rely on the efforts of its dedicated public servants and volunteers, the meeting served as a reminder of the vital role they play in enhancing the safety and well-being of all residents.