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Flagler Beach City Engineer Fred Griffith speaking with a resident after an especially contentious neighborhood meeting about the city’s swale construction project in February. (© FlaglerLive) Fred Griffith, Flagler Beach’s city engineer since 2017, tendered what amounted to a resignation on Thursday, saying he was “announcing my impending retirement under duress.” Griffith was planning not to work anymore until his official retirement date of Jan. 22, using two personal days and vacation time between Dec. 14 and Jan. 22. Griffith, who was not infrequently at odds with residents and has drawn his share of emails to commissioners or the city manager, complaining about his style, had been reprimanded with his second “verbal warning” in 10 days (in writing) not long before he wrote his retirement memo to Rick McFadden, the acting city manager. The reprimand followed a Nov. 23 complaint by Commissioner Rick Belhumeur that Griffith had treated him with “contempt” as Be

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