The Heath Way: City Staff Honored for Exceptional Performance in 2025

Heath 2025 Citywide Employees of the Year with their supervisors from left: DPS Chief Brandon Seery and Employee of the Year Officer Greg Mosley; Assistant City Manager Chelsey Gordon and Code Enforcement Officer Javier Falcon; Public Works Administrative Assistant Tiffanie Rameriz and Director of Public Works Bryan Creed; with City Manager Steven Alexander and Mayor Jeremiah McClure.

Heath, TX (December 30, 2025) – Department of Public Safety Officer Greg Mosely, Code Enforcement Officer Javier Falcon, and Public Works Administrative Assistant Tiffanie Ramirez were named 2025 Citywide Employees of the Year during the Annual Employee Awards and Christmas Luncheon held in December at the Rush Creek Yacht Club.

“Officer Mosely, Javier and Tiffanie are exceptional employees who exemplify The Heath Way — the City’s new internal customer service initiative defining how employees interact with citizens and meet or exceed their expectations,” said City Manager Steven Alexander.

“We are proud of each of these valued employees and their unwavering commitment and dedication to their profession and to the citizens they serve,” he said.

Tenure Awards were also presented during the luncheon to staff members who collectively represented 80 years of service to the City of Heath.

5 Years
Parks & Recreation Department
Christopher Bearden, Parks Maintenance Worker

Department of Public Safety
Sergeant Kenny Griffith
Officer Andrew Chance
Officer Joshua Martin
Officer Nicholas Schulz
Officer Rommel Tungcab

Community Development Department
Brady Lance, Building Inspector

10 Years
Department of Public Safety
Lieutenant Erik Wiedeman
Lieutenant Zach Wilfong

Community Development Department
Javier Falcon, Code Enforcement Officer

15 Years
Administration Department
Kristi Smith, Executive Assistant

The Heath Way Vision
The City of Heath recognizes the dedicated efforts of individual team members and their commitment to serving others, all focused toward the City’s vision of being a premiere outdoor lifestyle community of spacious, upscale neighborhoods, open spaces, parks and trails, cultural amenities, an exemplary educational system, and distinctive economic development to provide the highest level of public services and safety– a place to call home for a lifetime.

Press release submitted by Suzanne Brooke, City of Heath, edited for publication in Blue Ribbon News. Photos courtesy of City of Heath.

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