Community Spotlight shines on Duncan
The Henderson City Commission shined the Community Spotlight on Lorelei Duncan at its Tuesday meeting.
Duncan is a recent Henderson County High School graduate, who has started at Henderson Community College.
She was recognized for her work with the upkeep and watering of downtown flowers and landscaping, including the hanging floral arrangements.
In the recognition ready by City Clerk Maree Collins, Parks and Recreation Director Trace Stevens described Duncan as “dedicated, tenacious and not afraid of a little work.”
The Community Spotlight is a new recognition in which the city recognizes people or organizations for the work they’re doing.
Field and Main presents check to city
Bill Latta and Whitney Floyd, from Field & Main Bank, presented the city a $48,635 dividend check from the Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance. The money is related to safety from 2021, and the city received it because it had less than a 65% loss ratio, according to a city document.
911 Dispatch employees grade out above 90%
Jordan Webb, director of 911 Dispatch, told the commission that quality assurance grades of employees of the communications average in the 90-plus percent range. Several employees have graded out at 99% or higher since the beginning of the year.
