Lee County honors Deborah Brooks for 25 years at Highway Department
August 31, 2026 | Lee County, Alabama
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The commission honored Deborah Brooks for 25 years of service with the Lee County Highway Department. Justin Hardy introduced Brooks’ record of service, saying she had helped the county secure hundreds of thousands of dollars in FEMA reimbursements through meticulous paperwork and coordination, and called her “the heart and soul of the highway department.”
Brooks addressed the commission, describing her hiring path—she said she started with a temporary assignment from A1 Employment, became a county employee on 08/20/2001 and later became administrator in 2010. “I became administrator in 2010,” Brooks said. She thanked the county for the opportunity to serve and said she leaves the department “in good hands.”
Brooks addressed the commission, describing her hiring path—she said she started with a temporary assignment from A1 Employment, became a county employee on 08/20/2001 and later became administrator in 2010. “I became administrator in 2010,” Brooks said. She thanked the county for the opportunity to serve and said she leaves the department “in good hands.”
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