Carson City Library’s Diane Baker awarded Employee of the Quarter
Nominated by nine staff members, the Carson City Library Department Business Manager, Diane Baker, received the Employee of the Quarter award for the fourth quarter of 2019.
Baker, family members and coworkers, attended a recognition with library board members and City Manager Nancy Paulson proclaiming “Diane Baker Employee-of-the-Quarter” Thursday (Jan. 18) with a city proclamation.
“To say I’m overwhelmed by this is an understatement,” Baker said. “I’m honored and extend my sincere thanks to all the dedicated library staff, especially those who nominated me. I truly enjoy being part of the library and working with each of the staff members to achieve our goals for the year. I’m eagerly looking forward to continuing to implement our strategic initiatives in the coming year.”
Baker served as interim director of the library after former director Sena Lloyd took a new position and before Dr. Tod Colegrove came on board as director.
About the Carson City Library
The library serves a city of more than 54,000 people and several outlying communities. As a center for knowledge and discovery, the library is committed to inspiring learning, facilitating connection and creating opportunity for its community. The library is a regional leader with its focus on workforce and STEM-skill development for all ages. For more information, visit www.carsoncitylibrary.org and follow the library on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.