The Queen Anne's County Commissioners recognized John E. Nickerson for his dedication and service spanning five decades. John E. Nickerson stands as an exemplar of commitment to the betterment of Queen Anne's County and its residents.
Mr. Nickerson started his career as a Sanitarian I in Dorchester County on January 31, 1973, before transitioning to Queen Anne's County in April 1974. Over the years, he demonstrated dedication, continuously advancing his role within county government.
Throughout his career, Mr. Nickerson served in various capacities, including as Environmental Health Assistant Director in 1985, and later as Environmental Health Director in 1987, following the retirement of the incumbent Director, James Morris. His commitment extended to vital roles such as Acting Health Officer and President of the Maryland Environmental Health Directors Association.
Additionally, Mr. Nickerson has served on the Queen Anne's County Plumbing Board for an impressive 38 years and continuing his service on the Animal Control Commission. His advocacy and expertise were instrumental in shaping legislation, as evidenced by his testimonies before the Maryland legislature.
Notably, Mr. Nickerson's efforts were pivotal in facilitating essential infrastructure projects, including the expansion of public sewer services to Bay City, Cloverfields, and Southern Kent Island, underscoring his impact on the county's development.
In recognition of his dedication and contributions, the Queen Anne's County Commissioners express their gratitude to John E. Nickerson. His commitment to the land and citizens of Queen Anne's County serves as an inspiration to all.