While town councils may come and go, the stability and productiveness of our town falls on our full-time staff and employees. As has been noted by interim Town Manager Larry DiRe, we are blessed with group of dedicated folks whose efforts continue to allow the town function smoothly.
The Cape Charles Town Council recognized town employees with significant work anniversaries.
Willie Lyons, Public Works Maintenance Crew……………………………. 5 years as of April 1
James Jones, Dock Master………………………………………………………… 5 years as of April 29
Scottie Neville, Water Plant Operator-in-Charge……………………………. 5 years as of June 4
Libby Luettinger, Accounting Clerk………………………………………….. 5 years as of August 5
10 years:
Libby Hume, Town Clerk…………………………………………………….. 10 years as of August 27
15 years:
Dave Fauber, Public Utility/Public Works Director……………………. 15 years as of April 19
35 years:
Gerald Elliott, Utility Maintenance …………………………………………….. 35 years as of June 1
Alma says
August 20, 2018 at 6:36 amI salute you GERALD ELLIOTT for 35 years of dedicated service. Extreme cold winters, pipes freezing to bursting, phone calls back to back in the wee hours of the morning. And you being the person you are get out of our bed and layer clothes on and go and turn water off to the dwelling to prevent leaks inside. Summertime, watching you come home totally wiped out from the heat.
Whatever the case may be, you love this town Cape Charles and the people. You have served it well. Either physically or verbally. Where ever we go, you represent Cape Charles excellently. I am in awe of you and your dedication. You give your all to the betterment of this town. I am so very proud of you and all you do for the community. I salute you GERALD ELLIOTT, if there were to ever be a title “MR. CAPE CHARLES “ “YOU ROCK “!!!
Wife – Alma
Children – Victor
Kadell
Korey
Stephanie
Avery
Chuck
Michael
Antwann says
August 20, 2018 at 4:25 pmCape Charles sets the standard that Cheriton needs to learn from.
The office staff is leaving and they done fired the town cop.
Cheriton is a dump.
Those ladies was real nice and the cop made money for the town and didn’t bother nobody.