Ogden Town Board recognizes two longtime employees upon their retirements
On Wednesday, November 8, the Ogden Town Board recognized two longtime employees of the Town of Ogden upon their respective retirements. Dave Fairley is a 40-year veteran of the town and John Eeckhout has served the community for over 35 years. Dave began as a Volunteer Fire Inspector in 1983 and went on to become the town’s Assistant Fire Marshal, which involved conducting fire inspections and assisting with other essential departmental duties. John Eeckhout’s career in public service began in 1987 when he became Ogden’s part-time Dog Warden and in 2003, he became the full-time Animal Control Officer. He has played a critical role in ensuring the control and protection of common domestic nuisance wildlife in the town.
“For decades, John and Dave have been a valuable resource to residents and town staff alike. They have always conducted themselves in a professional manner with integrity and a genuine kindness toward the community,” said Ogden Town Supervisor Mike Zale. “I will miss the knowledge and professionalism these men have brought to town hall each day, but I am excited for them to enjoy retirement with their friends and family. Thank you, John and Dave, for your years of service to the Town of Ogden.”
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