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Read. Follow. Verify.Recognition of Richard Uber for 50 Years of Service
Record date · February 7, 2024
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What This Bill Does
The Margate City Commission is formally recognizing Richard Uber for his 50-year career at the city's water treatment plant.
This document serves as an official public record of a long-term employee's retirement or service milestone within the city's utility department.
Who It Affects
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Richard Uber
He is the subject of the formal city recognition.
Margate Water Treatment Plant
The facility where the individual served for five decades.
Key Facts
- Richard Uber has completed 50 years of service at the Margate water treatment plant.
- The item is filed under ID 2024-032.
- The item is classified as a presentation for the Regular City Commission Meeting.
- The item was introduced on January 31, 2024.
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The document highlights a rare 50-year employment tenure within a single municipal department.
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