City Employee Awarded Certificate

Wednesday, March 14, 2007 10:42 AM

A City of Prince George employee is one of eight local government workers throughout the province to receive a Local Government Achievement Certificate.

Tom Kadla, Supervisor, Parks and Solid Waste Development Services with the City of Prince George, has been named a recipient of the Certificate in Local Government Service Delivery.

Awarded by the Provincial Board of Examiners, the certificates are awarded to recognize an individual's academic training and work experience in local government..

On average, only 25 local government certificates are awarded every year to individuals in municipalities, regional districts, and improvement districts around B.C

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Posted on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 10:42 AM in News by 250 News

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Posted by: kimbo on March 14 2007 4:51 PM

Is he the guy that developed the new garbage pick up system for our City? I she the guy that said it would reduce our volume of garbage and tipping fees?

Just wondering.cheers

Posted by: Harbinger on March 14 2007 5:08 PM

The city should award certificates to some employees who lean on their shovels the least in one year. We need incentives. Right?

Posted by: Runner46 on March 14 2007 6:52 PM

Back off you guys. I have known Tom since he was a kid, a local fella.

I guffawed when he started on a garbage truck, thinking he would end there. Nothing but a jock.

Boy was I wrong. Obviously I under estimated his work ethic.

Congratulations to Tom and men and women like him who use the system to advance to the best of the abilities.

Posted by: YamaDooPolCat on March 14 2007 7:52 PM

Ya, back off. Tom's crew handles the solid waste, and you know what that means. Cemetery crew. How would you like to be planted upside down for eternity! HeeHee!

City workers may look like they do nothing, but they are watching.

Posted by: anniemartin on March 14 2007 9:42 PM

Congratulations to Tom - nice to hear a good news story. Let's be proud of a local who achieved such recognition instead of spewing sarcasm and bitterness!

Posted by: Chester on March 14 2007 11:07 PM

I also would like to congratulate Tom Kadla for being the recipient of this award. Being short listed and then selected out of the entire province is a recognition that we should be proud of.

May your example may be incentive to others to continue your career while pursuing academic training and experience.
Chester