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City of Camas recognizes employees who go the extra mile

Paul Hargrave earns top honors

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City of Camas employees who received special recognition during a recent luncheon include (left to right) Kari Murphy, Cal Hittle, Paul Hargrave and Doug Norcross. Not pictured: Susan Strohschein.

A city of Camas employee known for his positive attitude has been named the 2010 Employee of the Year.

Paul Hargrave, facilities operations specialist with the public works department, earned the honor. He has been employed by the city of Camas for more than 18 years.

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