Deputy Robert Womack Recognized as June Employee of the Month
Published on July 01, 2025
June Employee of the Month Recognized
Deputy Womack is Nominated by Three Judges
FARMVILLE, Va. (June 27, 2025) – At its June 10, 2025 meeting, the Board of Supervisors had the pleasure of recognizing the County’s June Employee of the Month, Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Womack, a Court Security Officer. Deputy Womack joined the Sheriff’s Department in November of 2012.
“I believe the fact that Deputy Womack was nominated by Judge Blessing, Judge Fariss and Judge Dunkum speaks for itself,” said Sheriff L.A. “Tony” Epps. “Womack is a dedicated officer who performs his duties with excellence. His reliability, courtesy, and humility make him a true asset to our department and courthouse security.”
To be considered for Employee of the Month, an employee must demonstrate at least one of the County’s core values: Customer Service, Teamwork, Innovation Initiative, Attitude Displayed, and Positive Action. If a Prince Edward County citizen wishes to nominate a county employee for Employee of the Month recognition, please contact Crystal Baker at 434-392-8837.
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Front Row: County Administrator Doug Stanley; Board Chair Bill Jenkins; Employee of the Month Deputy Robert Womack; Sheriff Tony Epps; 2nd Row: Supervisors David Emert, Jerry Townsend, Pattie Cooper-Jones, Odessa Pride, Ed.D., Llew Gilliam and Cannon Watson.
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(Left to Right) The Honorable Marvin H. Dunkum Jr., Chief Judge, J&DR District Court; Deputy Robert Womack, Employee of the Month; The Honorable Donald C. Blessing, Chief Judge, Circuit Court.
About Prince Edward County:
In 1754, Prince Edward County was founded in southern Virginia. Today, it stands as the crossroads of the closing days of the American Civil War and the birthplace of America’s fight for civil rights in education. Home to 22,000 citizens, the County offers a rural, progressive lifestyle, two institutions of higher education, a vibrant arts and cultural community, a flourishing downtown shopping district, and a rich abundance of college athletics and outdoor recreational offerings. Find out more: visit the Prince Edward County websiteor follow Prince Edward County on Facebook @PrinceEdwardCo and on YouTube.