CHILDRESS— The Childress district of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) presented service awards on Tuesday, August 23 at the Childress district headquarters.
Employees recognized for five years of service were Weston Howell, general transportation tech in Briscoe County; Tashell Kingston, maintenance support tech in Hall County; Ethan Cummings, maintenance support operations in Childress; Bruce Jones, general transportation tech in Wheeler County; Stephen Hart, general transportation tech in Dickens County; and Nathan Mason, general transportation tech in Wheeler County. Those receiving their 10 year service award were Pauletta Sloss, construction records auditor in Childress; Lyle Huntress, transportation maintenance crew chief in Collingsworth County; Randy Pointer, district sign technician in Briscoe County; Rickey Anderson, district sign technician in Collingsworth County; Derek Shields, district sign technician in Donley County; Bob Spillers, general transportation tech in Donley County; and Matthew Herbstritt, P.E., Childress area engineer.
Recognized for 20 years of service were James Harris, district admin support in Childress; Daniel Castro, transportation aaintenance crew chief in Hall County; Joe Bejar; maintenance supervisor in Knox County; and Daniel Castor; maintenance supervisor in Collingsworth County.
Twenty-five year service awards were presented to Doug Daniel, general engineering tech in Childress; Carlos Lozano, district aign technician in Foard County; David Newbrough, construction inspector in Childress; and Chris Reed, P.E., district director of operations.
Childress district engineer Darwin Lankford, P.E., presented the service awards to each employee. The Texas Department of Transportation is responsible for maintaining 80,000 miles of road and for supporting aviation, rail, and public transportation across the state. Through collaboration and leadership, we deliver a safe, reliable, and integrated transportation system that enables the movement of people and goods. Find out more at txdot.gov.
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