Teton County honors Christie and Stacy for outstanding public service contributions

The Teton County government meeting on July 14, 2025, celebrated the dedication and service of several long-term employees, highlighting their contributions to the community and the county's operations.

The meeting began with a heartfelt recognition of Christy, a key figure in the housing department, praised for her commitment to public service and her collaborative approach to ensuring affordable and livable workforce housing. Her efforts have significantly enhanced the department's impact and service quality, making her an invaluable team member.

Following Christy, Stacy Stoker was honored for her 20-plus years of service. Described as a reliable and fair leader, Stacy's extensive knowledge and experience have made her a crucial resource within the housing department. Her ability to listen and adapt has earned her respect among colleagues, and she was recognized for her unwavering commitment to serving the community.

The meeting also acknowledged Brian Holtman from the County Attorney's Office for his 10 years of service, although he has been with the office for nearly three decades. His positive attitude and dedication to justice were highlighted as exemplary traits.

Additionally, Corey Dorman received a five-year service award, with several other employees recognized for their contributions over the same period.

This meeting underscored the county's appreciation for its dedicated public servants, emphasizing the importance of their roles in fostering a supportive and effective local government. The recognition of these employees not only celebrates their individual achievements but also reflects the county's commitment to maintaining a strong and capable workforce.