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Harford County Honors Inclusion at Employment Recognition Luncheon

11/5/2025

Summary

Story summary

Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly recognized more than 120 attendees at the annual Employment Recognition Luncheon for workplace inclusion.
Awards were presented to organizations and individuals, including Michael Dehn, named Employee of the Year.
The event coincided with National Disability Employment Awareness Month, featuring the theme "Celebrating Value and Intent."
Okaloosa Technical College runs the Okaloosa UP program offering hands-on experience in culinary arts and construction in Florida.

History

Historical Context

Established by Congress in 1945, National Disability Employment Awareness Month aims to promote the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in the workforce. This initiative aligns with broader efforts across states, such as Texas and Washington, to recognize the contributions of disabled individuals. Recent events, like the Employment Recognition Luncheon in Harford County, highlight ongoing commitments to workplace inclusion and celebrate achievements in this area.

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Story summary

Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly recognized more than 120 attendees at the annual Employment Recognition Luncheon for workplace inclusion.
Awards were presented to organizations and individuals, including Michael Dehn, named Employee of the Year.
The event coincided with National Disability Employment Awareness Month, featuring the theme "Celebrating Value and Intent."
Okaloosa Technical College runs the Okaloosa UP program offering hands-on experience in culinary arts and construction in Florida.

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