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Volunteers, Employees, Managers of the Year 2012 Touted by City of Redlands

Volunteers, employees and managers of the year were recognized at an event hosted by the city's Human Resources Department in November at the Civic Center, a city spokesman said.

The City of Redlands touted Employees of the Year, Managers of the Year and Volunteers of the Year on Wednesday Dec. 19.

Employees of the Year were listed as:

Administrative: Debbie Butler of the Finance Department

Technical and Professional: Tom Resh of the Department of Innovation and Technology

Safety: Sgt. Ricky Smith of the Police Department

Field: Ron Mosely of Municipal Utilities and Engineering

Part-time: Taylor Shuey of the Police Department

Managers of the Year were listed as:

Administrative: Chris Diggs of Municipal Utilities and Engineering

Safety: Lt. Travis Martinez of the Police Department

Technical and Professional: Howard Pearce of the Department of Innovation and Technology

Volunteers of the Year were listed as:

Administrative: Victoria Lmuth of the Fire Department

Technical and Professional: Edith Miller of the Library

Safety: Rudy Lozano of the Police Department

Field: Ian Ferreri of Municipal Utilities and Engineering

Volunteers, employees and managers of the year were recognized at an event hosted by the city's Human Resources Department in November at the Civic Center, a city spokesman said.

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