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Posted on: November 2, 2022

Three City employees recognized for years of service

Years of Service award presentation 110222

Mayor William E. Cooper Wednesday recognized three employees for the years of service they've given to the City of Progress.

Please join us in congratulating:
Derrick Hooks, 21 years, Public Works Department
Danny Wright, 20 years, Public Works Department
Daniel Choate, 10 years, Enterprise Police Department

Thank you to Derrick, Danny and Daniel! We appreciate all you do for the citizens of Enterprise.

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