With nearly two decades of experience between them, Melissa Bisset and Dawn Wilson, Keizer’s city recorders, bring not only a wealth of knowledge to their positions, but a work ethic that can only come when one is passionate about their work.
A sunny beach on the Cayman Islands awaits Tracy Davis’ first days of retirement after July 13. Davis will close out her career as Keizer’s longest-serving City Recorder after more than 30 years in the position.
“Tracy.”
That was Debbie Lockhart’s answer when asked the best thing about the deputy city recorder position she has held since 2001.
Tracy is Tracy Davis, Keizer’s city recorder, who is scheduled to retire in July, as is Lockhart.
“One of my main goals in my job is to make sure that the citizens have access to their local government.”
That is what Tracy Davis said about her position of city recorder of Keizer. She has held the position since October 1992 and has won the Quill Award from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC).