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Fernandina Beach honors seawall funding partners and retires battalion chief
Summary
The commission recognized legislators and community advocates for seawall funding and presented a retirement proclamation to Battalion Chief William (Bill) Vaughn after 30 years of service.
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The commission used the opening of its Aug. 4 meeting to deliver two formal recognitions. The mayor presented a proclamation thanking state legislators and local advocates for leadership and funding that advanced the Historic Downtown Fernandina Beach resiliency seawall project; staff said state commitments include a recent $2,000,000 contribution and referenced earlier funding efforts totaling millions in state appropriations.
Later the commission recognized Battalion Chief William (Bill) Vaughn with a proclamation honoring a career that began on 06/17/1996 and marking a retirement date of 07/01/2026. Chief Vaughn spoke briefly of his time with the department, credited colleagues and thanked the commission for the recognition.
