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City Employee Service Anniversary Recognitions

Original title: BHEEM MANIE, CANAL MAINTENANCE - PUBLIC WORKS - 20 YEARS MANUEL E. SANCHEZ, FIRE CAPTAIN - FIRE DEPARTMENT - 20 YEARS THOMAS VAUGHN, CHIEF PLUMBING INSPECTOR - BUILDING DEPARTMENT - 20 YEARS GEORGE CHAHMIRIAN, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - 10 YEARS PAUL ROBINSON, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR - DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - 10 YEARS OLIVIA G. HARRIS, ATHLETIC COORDINATOR - PARKS AND RECREATION - 5 YEARS

June 17, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This agenda item formally acknowledges the tenure of specific city staff members across various departments, including Public Works, Fire, Building, IT, Development Services, and Parks and Recreation.

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City Employees

The listed employees are being formally recognized by the City Commission for their tenure.

What changed

Last recorded activity June 17, 2026.

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Summary

The City Commission is scheduled to recognize six city employees for their years of service ranging from 5 to 20 years during the May 12, 2026, meeting.

Key Facts

  • Bheem Manie (Public Works) is recognized for 20 years of service.
  • Manuel E. Sanchez (Fire Department) is recognized for 20 years of service.
  • Thomas Vaughn (Building Department) is recognized for 20 years of service.
  • George Chahmirian (Information Technology) is recognized for 10 years of service.
  • Paul Robinson (Development Services) is recognized for 10 years of service.
  • Olivia G. Harris (Parks and Recreation) is recognized for 5 years of service.

Why It Matters

This agenda item formally acknowledges the tenure of specific city staff members across various departments, including Public Works, Fire, Building, IT, Development Services, and Parks and Recreation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this agenda item?
The item is for the formal recognition of city employees reaching specific service milestones.
Does this document involve changes to employee pay or benefits?
The document only lists the employees and their years of service for recognition purposes; it does not mention changes to compensation or benefits.

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personGeorge Chahmirian“IT Specialist with 10 years of service”Map →
personThomas Vaughn“Chief Plumbing Inspector with 20 years of service”Map →
personOlivia G. Harris“Athletic Coordinator with 5 years of service”Map →
personManuel E. Sanchez“Fire Captain with 20 years of service”Map →
personBheem Manie“Public Works employee with 20 years of service”Map →
personPaul Robinson“Business Development Coordinator with 10 years of service”Map →

Sources

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