Stephanie Zamora has been awarded the Gabe Zimmerman Public Service Award, which recognizes nonelected public employees throughout Arizona for their commitment to civic service.
Zamora works as …
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Stephanie Zamora has been awarded the Gabe Zimmerman Public Service Award, which recognizes nonelected public employees throughout Arizona for their commitment to civic service.
Zamora works as management associate to the Scottsdale city manager and she joined retired Maricopa County Manager Joy Rich and several others last week in accepting the awards from the Center for the Future of Arizona. The awards were presented at the recent Arizona City and County Management Association conference in Tucson.
“CFA is honored to present the Gabe Zimmerman Public Service Awards as an essential part of advancing ‘the Arizona we want,’” Dr. Sybil Francis, chair, president and CEO of CFA.
“While highly visible elected officials set policy direction and make important decisions, our nonelected public servants and the roles they fill are not as easily observed yet vital to the quality of life in Arizona.”
The award is named after Gabe Zimmerman, a community outreach director who died in a mass shooting in 2011 at an event for Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
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