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Vacaville veterans group presents donated building improvements; board accepts work
Summary
The Vacaville Veterans Memorial Hall Association and local trade unions described donated repairs and upgrades — including a donated epoxy basement floor, electrical and plumbing updates and a new marquee — and the board voted to receive the presentation and accept the work done by volunteers and trades.
Supervisor John M. Vasquez and Jeff Jewell presented completed maintenance and proposed signage updates at the Vacaville Veterans Memorial Hall, describing a multi-year effort by veterans, union apprentices and community volunteers to rehabilitate the facility. Jeff Jewell said the basement floor alone was an estimated $100,000 in donated work and materials from union participants and that many contractors and eagle-scout projects contributed time and materials.
Supervisor Vasquez introduced the team and noted how the building serves county veterans; the board moved to receive the presentation and accept the donated work, voting 5-0 to approve. Members of the public and veterans’ organizations attended the recognition and joined a photo opportunity after the vote.
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