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CAMPISE AND LOWE NAMED CITY EMPLOYEES OF THE QUARTER

Post Date:04/16/2014 8:11 am

mark-campise During the Awards & Recognition portion of a recent City of Pearland City Council Meeting, Mark Campise (full-time) and Shelby Lowe (part-time) were named “Employees of the Quarter” for the first quarter of 2014. Mayor Tom Reid and City Manager Clay Pearson presented Campise and Lowe with a plaque and certificate of honor.

The City of Pearland “Employee of the Quarter” award recognizes employees that exemplify the core beliefs of the city by serving as responsive, results-oriented, trust-building, accountable employees. Award recipients provide exemplary service to the City by displaying a positive attitude, meeting specific goals or accomplishments during the quarter, performing above and beyond assigned work duties, going out of his/her way to assist fellow employees and citizens, exhibiting outstanding work ethics, and/or offering new and innovative ideas resulting in improvement of services or processes.

Mark Campise is a Battalion Chief in the Fire Department and has been with the City for 6 years. Campise is receiving this honor for excelling in his new role as Battalion Chief. He played an integral role in the recent consolidation of the Fire and EMS Departments immersing himself in all aspects of the consolidation from reporting structure to uniforms all while serving on other department committees and managing staff. Campise is known for his high performance and cheerful smile - all of which provide a direct benefit to Pearland residents. shelby-lowe

Shelby Lowe is a Recreation Attendant in the Parks & Recreation Department and has been with the City for 2 years.

Lowe continually excels in her role by going above and beyond to help members and guests by providing facility tours of the Recreation Center & Natatorium and registering new members and guests after hours. Lowe’s commitment to exceptional customer service always leaves Pearland residents with a great first impression of the City.

She is quick to respond to resident questions and volunteer for duties outside of her job description. Most recently, she worked to execute the Daddy Daughter Dance. She has also been instrumental in training other part-time staff members even creating a chart to counteract mistakes commonly made by new employees.

Both Campise and Lowe have shown their commitment to excellence and the core beliefs of the City.

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