The State Civil Service Commission recognized Commissioner G. Lee Griffin upon his retirement from the Commission this month.
Mr. Griffin served on the Commission for 24 years. He was appointed to the State Civil Service Commission in 1998, after being nominated by Tulane University and appointed by Governor Mike Foster. He has been subsequently nominated and reappointed by former Governors Blanco and Jindal, and most recently by Governor John Bel Edwards.
“Commissioner Griffin’s impact on our state has been immeasurable. He has been a tremendous advocate for employees of our state and always ensured our state agencies had the tools they needed to meet their missions,” said State Civil Service Director Byron P. Decoteau, Jr. “On behalf of the Commission and our Department, we thank you for your dedicated service.”
In addition to serving on the State Civil Service Commission, Mr. Griffin is a retired chairman and CEO of Bank One of Louisiana, and he has been extremely active in his community through many affiliations.
“It has been a great privilege for me to work with a lot of wonderful commissioners, State Civil Service Directors, and staff members for so long. I’ve seen the effectiveness of the Department grow over the years and I’m glad to be a very small part of it,” said Griffin in his remarks at his last meeting.
We are thankful for Mr. Griffin's dedicated service to the Commission and the state of Louisiana over these last 24 years and wish him the best.
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