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Commission recognizes Rotary Club of Navarre for drowning-prevention stations
Summary
The board presented a proclamation recognizing the Rotary Club of Navarre for installing 14 rescue-tube stations and supporting National Drowning Prevention Week; speakers thanked the county for partnership and noted the club has raised more than $600,000 for local youth since 1995.
The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners presented a proclamation thanking the Rotary Club of Navarre for installing and maintaining 14 rescue-tube stations at public beach access points.
A commissioner read the proclamation noting that "drowning is a tragic accident that takes the lives of over 4,000 Americans annually" and that "Navarre Beach has lost 6 people from drowning since 2010," and recognized the Rotary Club's installations and volunteer work during National Drowning Prevention Week. A club representative thanked the county for partnership and said the club has raised more than $600,000 for youth since its 1995 charter.
Commissioners invited club members for a group photo and publicly thanked lifeguards and volunteers for their ongoing work in keeping beachgoers safe.
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