Panama City honors retiring officials Michael Rohan and Jenna Halligas

The recent City of Panama City Commission meeting held on May 30, 2025, was marked by a heartfelt farewell to two long-serving city employees, Michael Rohan and Jenna Halligas, who were honored for their dedicated service to the community.

Mayor and city officials gathered to present recognition awards to Rohan and Halligas, celebrating their contributions over the years. Rohan, who served from May 2013 to May 2025, received a plaque acknowledging his commitment to the city. Halligas, who retired after eight years of service, was similarly honored, with the mayor expressing gratitude for her investment in the community's future.

The atmosphere was filled with emotion as both honorees reflected on their time with the city. Halligas, visibly moved, expressed her appreciation for the support she received from her colleagues and the community. The mayor emphasized the importance of their contributions, noting that their legacies would continue to impact Panama City positively.

In addition to the awards, the meeting featured a light-hearted moment when the mayor jokingly mentioned that Rohan's street would not be repaved, eliciting laughter from the audience. This blend of humor and sincerity highlighted the camaraderie among city officials and staff.

The meeting underscored the significance of recognizing public service and the impact of dedicated individuals on local governance. As Panama City moves forward, the contributions of Rohan and Halligas will be remembered as part of the city's ongoing development and community spirit.