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Middleburg honors retired officer Bill Nugent for 56 years in law enforcement
Summary
Council adopted a resolution of appreciation recognizing William “Bill” Nugent’s 56 years of law‑enforcement service and his part‑time service to Middleburg from Jan. 29, 2020 through July 10, 2025.
The Middleburg Town Council unanimously adopted a resolution of appreciation for Officer William “Bill” Nugent on Aug. 19, recognizing his long career in law enforcement and his service to Middleburg.
The resolution notes Nugent began his career with the Fairfax County Police Department in 1969, later served with the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office and Haymarket Police Department, and began part‑time service with Middleburg on Jan. 29, 2020. The resolution records his employee separation effective 07/10/2025 and cites 56 years of law‑enforcement service overall.
Council and residents praised Nugent as a reliable, community‑minded officer who frequently worked extra shifts to help the town. Councilor Cindy Pearson recalled neighborhood assistance and small acts of service, and Council member Kevin Daley praised Nugent as “the epitome of what it is to be a community cop” and noted his role as a mentor to newer officers.
Council action: Councilor Kevin Daley moved adoption of the resolution expressing appreciation to Officer Bill Nugent for his service; the motion was seconded and adopted unanimously (recorded as aye during roll call).
What’s next: The council presented the resolution and publicly thanked Nugent for his service; staff will prepare the formal certificate and recognition materials.
