The Town of Ocean City’s Emergency Services Administrative Office Associate, Carol Boyles, has retired after contributing 29 years of dedicated service to the town. Her employment began in 1986, when she was hired in the Water Department’s Billing Office.
From 1988 until 1999, after two years in the water department, Boyles worked in finance administration for the Town of Ocean City. Shortly after, in November of 1999, Boyles began working for the Emergency Services Department where her responsibilities include various tasks for the department’s separate divisions. She was critical in the organization and record keeping of many of the town’s emergency management functions, including the Crisis Emergency Response Team (CERT).
“Carol has always displayed a high level of professionalism and is a true team player,” commented Emergency Services Director Joseph Theobald. “A loyal employee, Carol was committed to the Town of Ocean City and everyone whom she worked with, within both our organization and our community.”
Upon retirement, Boyles intends to spend more time reading, gardening and enjoying the company of her family and friends. She will remain an active member of CERT and the Ocean City Volunteer Fire Company’s Ladies Auxiliary. “I have always cared about my co-workers and the employees of the Town, who are the resources that keep our community going” Boyles added. “Thanks to everyone who played a part in my career over the last 30 years.”
