Team FCCS: New Hires and Promotions for August and September

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Every member and every position in Team FCCS is seen as a child welfare professional, with a hope that each employee feels safe, supported, respected, and valued. Join us in celebrating our newest team members and honoring those who have been promoted.

August and September 2025

CONGRATULATIONS ON THESE PROMOTIONS & TRANSFERS:

  • Brittany Hughey - CWC Supervisor 2/Ongoing
  • Makyi Belton - Data Entry Operator 3/Data Management
  • Roger Hunt - Infrastructure Specialist 1/Technology

WELCOME TO THESE NEW EMPLOYEES:

  • Eric Jefferson - Public Information Officer 1/Communications
  • Joel Birch - Technology Based Trainer/Professional Development
  • Tya Macklin - Social Service Aide 2/Visitation
  • Shayla Duck - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/East Region
  • Byryn Wilson - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/Intake & Investigations
  • Mah'kaylah Jones - Child Welfare Caseworker 3/Intake & Investigations
  • Adria Goodwin - Administrative Secretary 1/Employee Relations 
  • Abigail Damewood - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/Intake & Investigations
  • Tehani Mesa-Morales - Human Capital Management Analyst/Human Resources
  • Honor Brown - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/ Intake & Investigations
  • Lexi Knisley - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/ Intake & Investigations
  • Destiny Shears - Account Clerk 3/Fiscal
  • Natalie Van Acker - Child Welfare Caseworker 1/ Intake & Investigations

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