It is with sadness that the Town of Lady Lake announces the passing of a dedicated public servant, former Lady Lake Commissioner Dan Vincent. As Ward 3 Commissioner, Vincent, of Water Oak, served our community with unwavering commitment for a decade.

Throughout his tenure, former Commissioner Vincent demonstrated a passion for public service, striving to enhance the quality of life for the residents of Lady Lake. His efforts earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and constituents alike.

Beyond his role as a commissioner, Commissioner Vincent dedicated an additional year of service on the Planning & Zoning Board, contributing his insights to the thoughtful development and growth of our town.

Vincent was a native of Kansas and an Army Veteran. He retired from a career with AT&T.

During this time, our thoughts are with former Commissioner Vincent’s family and friends. We extend our deepest condolences as we remember the impact he made on our community.

Jena Sullivan of Edward Jones was recently installed on the Board of Directors for the Lady Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. President, Jeanne Lazo is pictured handing her the lanyard all board members receive. Jena will be filling a seat on the board after a recent vacancy.

Pictured left to right at the November Lady Lake Chamber referral Luncheon. Jeanne Lazo, Leslie DiCesare & Janet Fraley. These ladies who are in charge of the LL Chamber Luncheon. Thank Ladies!

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LADY LAKE – The Lady Lake Town Commission unanimously approved a deal that would assist the Lady Lake Police Department to reach full staffing capacity and make it the highest paid department in Lake County. The new contract with the Florida Police Benevolent Association, the union representing the department, offers a 30% raise across the board and a starting salary of $62,000 per year.

“The recruitment of qualified and dedicated officers has been a challenge for police departments nationwide,” said Police Chief Steve Hunt. “We are grateful to the Town Commission for their unwavering support of the Lady Lake Police Department and for a community that wholeheartedly backs the blue.” Continue reading →