INDIANAPOLIS (May 8, 2008) - Governor Mitch Daniels today presented the fourth round of Governor's Public Service Achievement Awards to 64 state employees representing 12 agencies.
"Services have been streamlined, millions of tax dollars have been saved, and efficiency has improved in many places because of talented state employees who are proving they can compete with anyone," said Daniels. "Those who deliver measurably better results for taxpayers deserve better recognition and tangible rewards."
Some of the accomplishments being rewarded include:
The governor created the Public Service Achievement Award in December 2005. State agencies submit nominations of individuals or teams for review and recommendation to the governor. Teams receive up to $5,000 to be divided among team members while individual award winners receive a medal and $1,000. In 2007, awards were presented to 47 state employees.
A list of award recipients and their accomplishments is available at: http://www.in.gov/gov/uploads/2008_Program_final.pdf.
Information on previous award winners is available here: http://www.in.gov/spd/2438.htm.
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