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Longtime fire chief Tommy Mayville honored as Grand Marshal for 2025 parade

Niceville.comDecember 3, 2025Updated:December 3, 20251 Min Read
Retired Fire Chief Tommy Mayville in uniform seated in front of a City of Niceville fire truck.
Retired City of Niceville Fire Chief Tommy Mayville, selected as Grand Marshal for the 2025 Niceville Valparaiso Christmas Parade. (Contributed)

NICEVILLE, Fla. — This year’s Niceville Valparaiso Christmas Parade will be led by Retired  Fire Chief Tommy Mayville, the Niceville Valparaiso Rotary Club announced.

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Mr Mayville retired from the Niceville Fire Department after 43 years of service. He spent his life in the Twin Cities, where he was known for supporting residents, mentoring young firefighters, and remaining actively involved in community events.

The Rotary Club said the selection honors his decades of dedication to the place he calls home and encouraged the community to join them by thanking him for his service.

Weather permitting, the 2025 Niceville Valparaiso Christmas Parade steps off Saturday, December 13, at 10 a.m. The theme is “Unite for the Holidays.”

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The route begins at Palm Boulevard and John Sims Parkway, continues west, then turns north onto Partin Drive before ending at Ruckel Middle School.

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The parade is hosted by the Niceville Valparaiso Rotary Club, which encourages spectators to bring new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots to help support children in need this season.

For more details on the 2025 parade, visit the full story at Niceville.com.

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