COLUMBIA, Tenn., Mack Reagan, Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Columbia, has been named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club. The recognition honors his dedication to community service and leadership.
The Paul Harris Fellow award is among the highest honors a Rotary Club can bestow. Named after Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary International, the award recognizes individuals who embody the spirit of service and have made significant contributions to their community and beyond. Recipients have demonstrated a commitment to making their community stronger, healthier, and more connected.
Reagan's work overseeing Columbia's parks and recreation infrastructure has been central to the city's quality of life. Parks provide gathering spaces for families, courts and fields for youth athletics, and trails that connect neighbors. In a county experiencing rapid growth, thoughtful management of recreational spaces becomes increasingly important to maintaining community character and ensuring that newcomers and longtime residents alike have places to gather and belong.
The Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club selected Reagan from among many community members worthy of recognition, a testament to the respect he has earned across the city. His achievement reflects not only his professional competence but his character and commitment to service.