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UDOT recognizes November 2026 employee years of service awards

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UDOT is recognizing several employees for reaching milestone years of service in November 2026. The awards celebrate staff members for their long-term dedication to the organization's mission.

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  • UDOT is celebrating employees reaching milestone years of service in November 2026.
  • Recognized milestones range from 10 to 30 years of service.
  • The awards honor staff for their contributions to enhancing quality of life through transportation.

UDOT is celebrating employees who reached milestone years of service in November 2026, according to a notice on the agency's website. The recognition honors staff members for their dedication and contributions to the organization's mission of enhancing quality of life through transportation.

The milestone anniversaries include several employees reaching 30 years of service, including Shop Supervisor James (Jim) Mcnally.

Other employees recognized for 25 years of service include Winston Inoway, Thomas Hammon, and Boo Devore.

Anniversaries for 20 years of service include Scott Baker, Raymond Meldrum, Shane Taylor, Chris Winslow, and Rod Hess.

Additionally, the agency is recognizing employees for 15 years of service, including Rod McDaniels, Jared Jensen, Cooper Crystal, Seth Bowen, Eric Cottrell, and Joaquín Mixco.

Employees celebrating 10 years of service include Lance Olsen, Scott Revas, Andrew Burd, Logan Blackner, Lee Squires, and Sherri Seely Ruoti.

The agency stated that the commitment and hard work of these employees serve as the foundation of the organization's success.

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