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Santa Rosa County Memorial Day

Closures and Events

Memorial Day Events in Santa Rosa County

The Veterans Memorial Plaza's annual Memorial Day ceremony will be held Mon., May 30 at 10 a.m., at 5191 Willing Street in Milton, in remembrance of the brave men and women who gave their lives while serving our country.


The ceremony will feature:

  • Welcome: Don Salter, SRC Veteran's Memorial Foundation
  • Present colors: Milton High School Navy Junior ROTC               
  • Invocation
  • National Anthem: Milton High School Chorus
  • Post colors: Milton High School Navy Junior ROTC
  • Proclamations: Santa Rosa County Commission Chairman Bob Cole, District 2 and City of Milton, Mayor Heather Lindsey
  • Intro of Speaker: Don Salter, SRC Veteran's Memorial Foundation
  • Keynote Speaker: Chaplain (Lt. Commander) David Rozanek, NAS Whiting Field
  • Amazing Grace: Santa Rosa Pipes and Drums
  • Wreath Presentation by Veterans Organizations
  • Taps: Milton High School Band
  • Benediction: Pastor Jim Liberacki, East Side Baptist Church

In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony will be canceled.


In the south end of the county, a Memorial Day ceremony will be held Mon., May 30 at 11 a.m. at Navarre Park, 8513 Navarre Parkway in Navarre. The Navarre High School Honor Gaurd and Navy Junior ROTC will provide the color guard, national anthem singers and buglers for Taps. Various local organizations will lay wreaths in memoriam. The Navarre American Legion Post 382 will serve lunch following the ceremony. 


Santa Rosa County Holiday Closures

The following offices will be closed Mon., May 30 for Memorial Day:

  • Santa Rosa County Board of Commissioners including the library system, animal services and the Central Landfill.
  • Santa Rosa County 9-1-1 dispatch, Lifeguard Ambulance Service and fire departments are open daily.
  • Santa Rosa County Clerk of the Court
  • Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser
  • Santa Rosa County Supervisor of Elections
  • Santa Rosa County Tax Collector 

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