The City of Panama City celebrated a significant milestone during its recent meeting, honoring Angie Lightfoot for her remarkable 30 years of dedicated service to the community. Mayor Owen and city officials recognized Lightfoot's extensive contributions to the Public Works department, highlighting her journey from an administrative aide to her current role as an administrative specialist.

Lightfoot began her career with the city in February 1995, quickly establishing herself as a vital team member known for her attention to detail and strong organizational skills. Over the years, she has taken on various roles, including senior staff assistant and plan reviewer cost estimator, showcasing her versatility and commitment to public service.

During the meeting, Mayor Owen praised Lightfoot's resilience and adaptability, noting her ability to thrive under different leadership styles and contribute to the city's growth and development. "Your dedication and perseverance have made a lasting mark on the city of Panama City," he stated, emphasizing the positive impact she has had on her colleagues and the community.

In addition to the recognition of Lightfoot, the meeting included procedural discussions, such as the approval of minutes from the previous meeting and the tabling of specific agenda items until the next commission meeting. The city continues to engage with its residents, ensuring transparency and community involvement in local governance.

As Panama City moves forward, the contributions of dedicated employees like Angie Lightfoot remain crucial to the city's ongoing development and success.