By HEATHER RUPPE
The Colleton County Sheriff’s Office continues its Employee of the Quarter Program by honoring nine different deputies and employees from various departments.
The agency’s Employee of the Quarter Program recognizes division employees who display a high level of commitment to CCSOs vision, mission, and values.
According to Shalane Lowes, spokeswoman for the Sheriff’s Office, individuals who are nominated for this award are because of their “model behaviors,” such as a positive, professional attitude, being respectful of policies and procedures, doing an excellent job performance, being helpful to co-workers, exhibiting good communication and people skills, and having a record of good attendance.
“Congratulations on your achievements. You worked so hard for this, and you have been deservedly rewarded,” said Colleton County Sheriff Buddy Hill. “This is a natural result of your outstanding efforts, which were duly recognized.
“The Colleton Sheriff’s Office is fortunate to have members like you on our team. I am so proud of all of you and wish you even more success in the future. Together, we are making a difference. Keep up the great work.”
The employees being honored for the most recent quarter, which is for March of 2022, are:
Deputy Jermaine Smith, Road Patrol
Alisha Minto, Telecommunications
Ashley Williams, Warrants/Civil Process Division
Sgt. Steve Bazzle, Investigations
Officer Tomia Jones, Detention
Deputy Tony Ferrell, Court Security
Cpl. Stencil White, School Resource Officer
Katelyn Barwick, Administration
Kathryn Reeves, Administration
