The Florida State University has honored Leon County Administrator Vincent S. Long with the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award by Florida State University’s College of Social Sciences and Public Policy. This is the highest honor given to alumni, which recognizes Long for his exceptional professional achievements, significant contributions to society, and unwavering support of both the college and university.
“The recognition of our County Administrator as a Distinguished Alumnus of FSU, is a reflection of his remarkable dedication to public service and his leadership in our community,” said Leon County Board of County Commission Chair, Carolyn D. Cummings. “We are incredibly proud and fortunate to have Vince as our County Administrator. This honor is a testament to the profound impact he has made on Leon County and beyond.”
Since becoming County Administrator in 2011, Long has led Leon County Government through unprecedented challenges, including the Great Recession, Hurricane Michael, and the COVID-19 pandemic, all while launching significant programs, completing game-changing projects, and strengthening Leon County’s reputation as a great place to live, work, and play. Throughout Long’s accomplished career as a chief local government administrator, he has fostered a high-performing county government that delivers transformational projects, fosters strategic partnerships, and achieves community priorities year after year.
Learn more at the County’s website.