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MDOT employees recognized for their service

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October 14, 2021
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MDOT employees recognized for their service

MCCOMB, MISS. – During a recent awards ceremony, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) recognized employees in District 7, which covers 13 southwestern Mississippi counties, for their years of continuous service to the agency in various roles including maintenance, administration and construction, among others. MDOT Executive Director Brad White, MDOT Chief Engineer Brian Ratliff and the Mississippi Transportation Commission thank these employees for their hard work and dedication to MDOT and the people of Mississippi.

“MDOT is more than just roads and bridges; it is a network of people all working together to ensure you and your family remain safe on Mississippi’s highways,” said Commissioner Tom King, Southern Transportation District. “We thank each man and woman who have committed years of their lives to the department; there is no MDOT without each of these people.”

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Amite County: LaKeith Brown (5 years), Ronnie Terrell (25 years), Julius Rhodus (5 years), Karen Williams (25 years), Jeffrey Wall (5 years), Bobby Wayne Johnson (15 years)

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Franklin County: Eric Grant (5 years), Madison Deer (5 years), Daniel Husser (5 years), William Mullins (5 years)

Lawrence County: Donald Smith (20 years), Doreen Breeland (20 years)

Lincoln County: Matt Dugas (15 years), Tammy Jackson (10 years), Jason Moak (20 years)

Marion County: David Newsome (20 years)

Pike County: Daree Kansas (20 years), Sarah Greer (20 years), Richard Smith (40 years), LaDarius Anderson (5 years), Marshall Stallings (5 years), Daphne Scott (10 years), Kenneth Faust (10 years), Everett Harris (20 years), Gary Turner (10 years), Kim Johnson (30 years), Christopher Magee (5 years), Curtis Hackett (5 years), Robert Brumfield (5 years), Richie Bailey (5 years), Paul Norris (5 years), James Freeman (10 years), C. Lee Fortenberry (25 years), Daphne Magee (10 years), Wayne Alexander (15 years)

Simpson County: William Taylor (15 years), Donnell Hobbs (10 years)

Smith County: William Burge (15 years)

Walthall County: Michael Johnson (10 years), Pamela Cothern (10 years), Samuel Robinson (5 years)

Wilkinson County: Charles Smith (15 years), Ernest Turner (5 years), Leon Veals (35 years), Linal Slack (35 years)

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