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Franklin County Employee of the Month for December 2018

The Franklin County Commissioners on behalf of the STAR Committee proudly present the Employee of the Month award to Ms. Misty Weaver.

Commissioners

December 20, 2018

A group of six people stands indoors, with one person holding a certificate. They are dressed in business attire, posing and smiling for the photo.
Pictured (from left to right): Chairman David S. Keller, Misty Weaver, Commissioner Robert L. Thomas, Minnie Goshorn, Commissioner Ziobrowski, and Lucy Bert.

The Franklin County Commissioners on behalf of the STAR Committee (Special Thanks And Recognition) proudly present the Employee of the Month award to Ms. Misty Weaver.

Ms. Weaver has been employed with the Franklin County Children and Youth Services since February, 2012. She serves as a Caseworker II. The selection for the December 2018 Employee of the Month was determined by the STAR Committee. There were a total of 32 nominations.

The STAR nomination form asks what recent event or occurrence made you select Misty and the answers include:

“Misty assisted with audit as well as maintaining her own caseload. During a time when the Adolescent and Truancy Prevention Unit was down a worker, Misty stepped up to the plate to assist in covering cases. She is helpful not only to the Adolescent and Truancy Prevention staff but also to others outside the unit. She even assists with scheduling routine preventative maintenance for the fleet of Children and Youth vehicles”

“Misty has been my mentor since I started in this position a year ago. She always lends a helping hand when it comes to anyone in the Agency needing help. She has helped me with very challenging cases while maintaining her own challenging caseload. She is always eager to be there for other people and always has a smile on her face.”

Ms. Weaver’s outstanding characteristics are attributes that have not gone unnoticed by her peers. The nomination forms described her as knowledgeable when it comes to the Child Welfare field. She has worked in many areas of Children and Youth including Intake, Ongoing, and Adolescent and Truancy Prevention Units. She understands the needs of her clients, possesses a positive attitude despite a challenging workload, and is a go-getter. Misty is always willing to help her co-workers in the unit and anyone else in the Agency who needs help; she continues to go above and beyond for her clients and co-workers at Franklin County’s Children and Youth Services.

We are grateful to Ms. Misty Weaver as she exudes a high standard of customer service, excellence, and respect to the employees and residents of Franklin County.