Governor George Natembeya lauded the dedication of Trans Nzoia county staff during a recent meeting, attributing his top-ranked status among governors to their commitment. He outlined initiatives to improve working conditions, including the construction of a new county headquarters and addressing the situation of long-serving casual workers.
Addressing county staff during a meeting on Monday, Governor Natembeya commended their unwavering commitment to fulfilling the Ukombozi Promise, which has contributed to his recognition as the top-ranked governor in the country. He acknowledged the challenges inherited by his administration and highlighted the progress made in establishing structures and implementing reforms to enhance service delivery.
Recognizing the challenges faced by staff during the transition period, Governor Natembeya praised their efforts and acknowledged the sacrifices made. He outlined plans to improve staff welfare, including the construction of a new county headquarters to provide a more conducive working environment. The project, expected to be completed by the end of 2025, will serve as a one-stop shop for residents.
In addition, the governor announced plans to address the situation of casual workers who have served for over a decade without benefits. Efforts are underway to absorb them into permanent positions, ensuring job security and stability for long-serving staff members.
To promote transparency and address stagnation, a draft organizational structure and job descriptions have been created, providing clarity on career progression within the county workforce. The governor emphasized the importance of professional development and encouraged departments to allocate budgets for staff training to enhance service delivery.


















Governor Natembeya also addressed the issue of drug and substance abuse among staff, urging colleagues to report cases for timely intervention and support. Rehabilitation services will be provided for affected employees, underscoring the county’s commitment to employee well-being.
Furthermore, the governor highlighted the importance of access to quality healthcare and mental health support for all staff. Dependents will be onboarded onto a new healthcare service provider, ensuring comprehensive coverage for employees and their families.
In conclusion, Governor Natembeya emphasized the importance of work-life balance and encouraged staff to plan for their future after retirement. He expressed gratitude for their dedication and professionalism, reaffirming his commitment to collaboration and perseverance in fulfilling promises made to the people of Trans Nzoia.