Holly Hill celebrates New Year with Groundbreaking Ceremony for Fire Station

Written by Kristen Schmutz

Belden Communications News

In an exhilarating start to the New Year, the vibrant city of Holly Hill marked the beginning of a promising chapter with a groundbreaking ceremony for its highly anticipated Fire Station on Wednesday, January 3, 2024, at 1 p.m. at the future site at 1020 Daytona Avenue in Holly Hill.

The ceremony was graced by esteemed guests, adding significance and support to this crucial municipal development. Among the notable figures present were Senator Tom A. Wright, State Representative Thomas J. "Tom" Leek, and State Representative Chase Tramont. Their presence underscored the collaborative effort between local and state authorities in bringing this vital project to fruition. Fire Chief Jim Bland, Mayor Chris Via, and the dedicated City Commissioners and staff members were also in attendance, symbolizing the community's commitment to enhancing public safety infrastructure.

The atmosphere was charged with excitement as ceremonial shovels broke ground, signifying the commencement of construction for the new Fire Station. Attendees witnessed a momentous occasion, celebrating the city's proactive approach in fortifying emergency response capabilities. The groundbreaking ceremony not only marked the physical commencement of the Fire Station but also served as a testament to the city's resilience and commitment to the well-being of its residents.