After more than two decades of steadfast service, Silace Petitcar of the Public Works Department is retiring from the Town of Surfside. Petitcar’s last day was July 31, 2025, marking 25 years of employment since his hire date on Nov. 1, 1999.
During the Special Meeting of the Town Commission held July 28, Petitcar’s was recognized for his outstanding contributions and celebrate his retirement. Town Commission, staff, and colleagues gathered to thank him for his commitment to Surfside and its residents.
“Silace has been one of the most dependable and hardworking members of our team,” said Town Manager Mark Blumstein. “His work ethic, integrity, and dedication to Surfside will be missed,not just by his colleagues, but by the entire Town.”
Throughout his career, Petitcar played a vital role in maintaining and supporting Town operations, and helping deliver essential public services. Known for his humility, quiet dedication and willingness to help wherever needed, Petitcar leaves behind a legacy of reliability and pride in his work.
As he prepares for the next chapter, the Town of Surfside extends its deepest gratitude to Silace Petitcar for 25 years of meaningful service.