May 2008
Officer Tim Smith was appointed to the City of Toledo Police Department in 1985. He is a patrolman in the South End of Toledo, stationed at the Scott park District Station.
Officer Smith has an extensive knowledge of the residents living in South Toledo and is a valuable resource for both suspect and victim information. The information he has acquired he willingly shares with the Property Investigation detectives. In the past several weeks Officer Smith has made on-view arrests for Burglary and Breaking and Entering as well as has assisted fellow officers on the street. He conducts a thorough evaluation of every crime scene to which he responds and makes sure each receives the appropriate processing. Officer Smith is married to his wife Christina and has two children – Ashlee and Nicholas. Officer Smith says he is passionate about his job because it always changes and one never knows what each day will bring.
Officer Smith, you serve as a true example of what our City’s workforce should aim for. You are commended for your dedication to your job with the City of Toledo and for recognizing the importance of demonstrating pride and professionalism in the workplace! Congratulations!
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April 2008
Team Human Resources exemplifies excellence and dedication. Cheryl Kolebuck, Erica Jones, MeryBeth Rork and Ginger Kern are true professionals. Because of their hard work, determination and commitment to the City of Toledo, the Selection and Evaluation Section was able to fill thirty positions in thirty days and administer and analyze the 2008 Fire Fighter Exam. The Selection and Evaluation team processed 2094 applications for the City of Toledo Fire Fighter positions. 1279 of those applicants took the test. The fire recruitment process is lengthy and requires hours of hard work and dedication. It involves accepting applications, admission cards, timely announcements, postings, instructions, preparing test orientation materials, examinations, sign-in books, supplies as well as recruiting and training test monitors. The Selection and Evaluation team accomplished this process while making sure that all other daily workload is also being done. Because of that this team is selected to be the City of Toledo’s Professional of the Month.
Team Human Resources, you serve as a true example of what our City’s workforce should aim for. You are commended for your dedication to your job with the City of Toledo and for recognizing the importance of demonstrating pride and professionalism in the workplace! Congratulations!
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March 2008
Timothy Ramm began his career with the City of Toledo in 1991 and has worked in many capacities throughout the years. Tim started at Computing Services, later moved to the Department of Public Utilities. Currently at the ICT Department, Timothy Ramm was recently promoted to the position of Programmer Analyst. Tim Ramm exemplifies the very definition of professional. He works with many city divisions and is always willing to solve user problems. Tim Ramm responds in a timely and courteous manner, and is diligent in his endeavors to set up and service computers. Because computers have become so important in work processes, Tim’s quick response to computer difficulties has been appreciated by many. Tim’s efforts are consistent and always genuine – not self-serving. Tim’s excellent work performance helps to make the ICT Department shine. Tim did an excellent job setting up and servicing twelve new computers in Environmental Services in preparation for the new Ohio EPA operating system. When he is not tackling computer issues, Tim Ramm likes to golf, play tennis, watch movies and listen to great music. Tim Ramm is married to his wife Cheryl and has two children – Andrew, 19 and Ashley, 16. The Ramm family resides in West Toledo.
Tim Ramm, you serve as a true example of what our City’s workforce should aim for. You are commended for your dedication to your job with the City of Toledo and for recognizing the importance of demonstrating pride and professionalism in the workplace! Congratulations!