Brooks has

served as a mechanic in the Public Works Department's

automotive shop since May 1995, and was Employee of the

Month last September.

A member of

the Peachtree City Police Department nominated Brooks for

recognition for his "conscientiousness and

dedication in getting the officer's patrol car back into

service," a written statement from the city said.

Lenox commented at the meeting that Brooks stayed well

after his shift was completed to do so.

Other

officers also have voiced their respect and appreciation

for Brooks, and he has been noted by his supervisors as

"an employee who is always willing to help and go

beyond what is expected," according to the city.

O'Neal is

supervisor of the cart path and public assistance crew

for the Public Works Department, a position he has held

for three years. He was named Supervisor of the Quarter

for fall 1999.

"O'Neal

is known among his crew as one who consistently shows

honesty, fairness and integrity, and is always ready and

willing to help with any problems," according to a

statement from the city. "He sets a strong example

for the crew, readily taking on any necessary task, and

the crew felt Wayne should be recognized and honored for

his experience and the respect he has earned."

Both men

were initially recognized at the city's annual employee

Christmas luncheon in December.