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This resolution recognizes William "Marvin" Rutledge for his 30 years of dedicated service to the city of Norcross, Georgia, highlighting his exemplary spirit as a "Public Servant" who consistently demonstrated compassion and commitment to the community. Rutledge, who was born and raised in Norcross, began his career in July 1994 in the Water Department and advanced through various roles, ultimately retiring as the Supervisory Maintenance Leader in the Public Works department. Throughout his tenure, he was known for his quiet, hardworking, and dedicated nature, earning numerous honors including employee of the year and a 25-year service award, and was consistently recognized for his excellent and reliable work. He was notably the first person called for after-hours emergencies, always responding willingly and with enthusiasm, embodying his motto, "I am on it," to resolve issues day or night. Rutledge's commitment extended beyond his professional duties, as he was involved in his community and came from a legacy of service, inspired by his grandfather's efforts during segregation. He was a humble, servant professional who inspired others with his work ethic, was a consummate team player, and always prioritized the greater good of the community, earning the respect and admiration of all. The resolution commends his outstanding contributions and directs that a copy be provided to him.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/72451