Panama City Beach public meetings in 2025
34 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will hold first reading of an ordinance to revise water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates. Other business includes second readings on substantial damage definitions and recovery residence regulations, approval of multiple contracts (summer concert series, park concessions, turf chemicals, software, police equipment, radios, computers, water/sewer supplies, pumps, road striping, drainage improvements, stop loss insurance, and right-of-way purchase), adoption of revised utility service and aquatic center fees, a property lien, and a police video wall purchase. The council also will appoint a non-collector seat to the Tourist Development Council.
- Ordinance 1673: revising water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates (first reading)
- Ordinance 1670: amending code definitions for substantial damage and improvement (second reading)
- Ordinance 1671: adding definition for certified recovery residence and accommodation process (second reading)
- Resolution 26-51: adopting revised Aquatic Center fees
- Resolution 26-49: purchasing right-of-way from RSG FLA Beach, LLC for $155,000
Planning Board / Workshop
The Planning Board will consider a request to amend the Future Land Use Map and rezone a 2.091-acre property. The proposal seeks to change the designation from Mixed Use to Single Family Residential and from PUD to R-1a.
- Small-Scale Plan amendment for Moonlight Bay Drive (parcel 32733-010-000)
- Rezoning from PUD to R-1a (Single Family, Low Density)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on four ordinances, including one to allow administrative approval of plats and replats. The consent agenda includes over $2.5 million in purchases for police vehicles, a vac truck, a fleet maintenance building, and other equipment. The council will also consider a $749,870 IRS payment for bond arbitrage and a contract for Firenzo Avenue parking lot improvements.
- Ordinance 1668 (second reading): repeals Chapter 20, allowing administrative plat/replat approval.
- Ordinance 1671 (first reading): establishes a process for certified recovery residences.
- Consent: $823,967.50 for 11 police vehicles from Alan Jay Fleet Sales.
- Consent: $568,052.17 for fleet maintenance building construction with Holley Development Corporation.
- Regular: Resolution 26-29: $749,870.18 IRS yield reduction payment for Front Beach Road project bonds.
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a Master Plan Modification for the East Lake Creek PUD by The St. Joe Company, a rezoning and plan amendment on Moonlight Bay Drive, and three ordinances related to flood insurance, recovery houses, and public hearing procedures. The board will also receive a Code Enforcement Update.
- Master Plan Modification for East Lake Creek PUD (108.3 acres, along Wild Heron Way, north of Highway 98) requested by The St. Joe Company
- Small-Scale Plan amendment and rezoning from Mixed Use to Single Family Residential on 2.091 acres at Moonlight Bay Drive requested by Alicia Mackin Maney
- Ordinance No. 1670 amending Chapter 8 regarding National Flood Insurance Program definitions for substantial damage and improvement
- Ordinance No. 1671 adding definition for certified recovery residence and process for reasonable accommodation requests under Florida Statutes
- Ordinance No. 1672 amending Section 10.03.00 of the Land Development Code related to continuing public hearings
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including contracts for uniforms, landscaping, generator maintenance, software, roadway striping, body cameras, equipment, and trucks. The regular agenda features a property purchase at 13512 Front Beach Road, a command bus for fire and police, a stormwater master plan update, a FDOT utility agreement for widening State Road 30, and an action plan for Front Beach Road CRA segments.
- Resolution 26-17: Agreements to purchase property at 13512 Front Beach Road from Nick DeFilippis
- Resolution 26-18: Purchase of a 2026 Freightliner M2 Command Bus for fire and police operations
- Resolution 26-19: Task order with Gemini Engineering for stormwater management master plan update ($473,000)
- Resolution 26-20: FDOT agreement for utility work related to widening State Road 30 from Richard Jackson Boulevard to the Hathaway Bridge
- Resolution 26-13: Purchase of 100 Getac body cameras and software for police ($195,141.82)
City Council
The City Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 1665 to raise impact fees for police, fire, recreation, and library services on new development. It will also hear a large conditional use request at 8795 Thomas Drive, consider several naming resolutions for city buildings, and approve consent items including a $227,917 renovation of the Lyndell Conference Center and a $38,215 valve repair. Additional items include designating October 14 as a Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk and adopting legislative priorities for the 2026 session.
- Ordinance 1665: Second reading to increase municipal impact fees on new development
- Large conditional use request at 8795 Thomas Drive (public hearing)
- Resolution 26-02: $227,917 contract with Hall Contracting & Construction for Lyndell Conference Center restroom/lobby renovation plus up to $23,000 change orders
- Resolution 26-01: $38,215 purchase of altitude valve refurbishment at McElvey Water Storage and Pumping Station
- Resolutions 26-04 and 26-05: Naming City Hall after former Mayor Mike Thomas and water billing building after Gale Wright
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting to receive a presentation on a Municipal Impact Fee Study conducted by Raftelis. No public hearings or action items are scheduled; the meeting is limited to discussion of the study.
- Presentation of Municipal Impact Fee Study by Shawn Ocasio, Senior Manager at Raftelis
City Council
The Panama City Beach City Council holds a special meeting with a single agenda item: a presentation of a Municipal Impact Fee Study by Shawn Ocasio of Raftelis. No votes or public hearings are scheduled. The study likely informs future decisions on development fees.
- Municipal Impact Fee Study presented by Shawn Ocasio (Raftelis)
City Council
The City Council will discuss ordinances regarding municipal impact fees and public safety during high impact periods. The agenda also includes several consent items involving insurance renewals, fuel purchases, and wastewater facility maintenance.
- Renewal of city insurance premiums not to exceed $2,622,154.00
- Fuel, oil, and lubricants agreement with S.C. Rowe, Inc. up to $900,000.00
- Wastewater treatment facility launder covers from Bar Environmental Supply, Inc. up to $199,998.00
- Ordinance No. 1665 regarding modified impact fees for police, fire, recreation, and library services
- Ordinance No. 1667 relating to public safety during high impact periods
City Council
The City Council will hold the first reading of Ordinance No. 1667, which addresses public safety during high-impact periods. The consent agenda includes a $398,730.11 contract for security fencing at the wastewater treatment facility, a grant agreement for a unified command bus for police and fire departments, and several other routine approvals.
- Ordinance No. 1667 (first reading) – public safety during high-impact periods
- Resolution 25-157: $398,730.11 contract with Mr. Fence of Florida for perimeter security fencing at the wastewater treatment facility
- Resolution 25-161: Grant agreement with Florida Department of Law Enforcement for a unified command bus for police and fire departments
- Resolution 25-159: Authorizes road closure on Front Beach Road (SR 30) for the Shaddai Shriners ceremonial parade on October 11, 2025
- Resolution 25-160: Assignment of the Frank Brown Park Miracle League Pavilion & Restroom contract from Beaches Construction to Ideal Development Concepts
Planning Board
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a Large Conditional Use application from Tootsies South, LLC for a 3.16-acre parcel at 8795 Thomas Drive, continued from the August 13 meeting. The board will also discuss Ordinance 1668 regarding administrative approval of plats, community meeting notices, the variance process, and receive a code enforcement update.
- Large Conditional Use request by Tootsies South, LLC at 8795 Thomas Drive (3.16 acres)
- Ordinance 1668: Administrative Approval of Plats
- Discussion of notices for community meetings
- Discussion of variance process
- Code enforcement update
City Council
The City Council will hold second readings and public hearings on ordinances amending the comprehensive growth plan and updating code enforcement regulations. The council also will adopt the FY 2025-2026 city budget, amend the current FY 2024-2025 budget, and set the Community Redevelopment Agency budgets. Several consent items include contracts for electrical work, sidewalk construction, janitorial services, and utility supplies.
- Second reading of Ordinance 1657 amending the 2021 Comprehensive Growth Development Plan with updated population projections and state requirements
- Adoption of Resolution 25-148 establishing the FY 2025-2026 city budget
- Contract with BCL Civil Contractors, Inc. for $104,243 to construct the Nautilus Street Sidewalk project
- Contract with Overall Undertake, LLC for $56,200 annually for janitorial services at city buildings
- Contract with Graybar Electric Company, Inc. for $34,996.77 for electrical power interlock system improvements at the wastewater treatment facility
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a request from Tootsies South, LLC for a Large Conditional Use on a 3.16-acre property at 8795 Thomas Drive. They will also approve the July 9, 2025 meeting minutes and receive a Code Enforcement Update.
- Conditional use request for 3.16-acre development at 8795 Thomas Drive (Tootsies South, LLC)
- Approval of July 9, 2025 Planning Board meeting minutes
- Code Enforcement Update
City Council
The City Council will hold a quasi-judicial public hearing on a large conditional use request for a Ready Mix USA-Cemex facility at 17803 Ashley Drive. The Council will also consider approving utility work order changes for the FDOT widening project on Panama City Beach Parkway, first reading of an ordinance amending code enforcement, and a task order for CRA program management services. Other items include approval of July 24 meeting minutes and community announcements.
- Public hearing: Large Conditional Use Request at 17803 Ashley Drive (Ready Mix USA-Cemex)
- Resolution 25-150: Ratifying FDOT utility work order changes for widening project between Nautilus Street and Richard Jackson Boulevard
- Ordinance 1666: First reading to amend Chapter 25 (Code Enforcement)
- Resolution 25-151: Approving task order with DRMP, Inc. for CRA program management services (July 2025 – September 2026)
- Approval of July 24, 2025, regular meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a budget workshop and public hearings to discuss and potentially act on the proposed FY 2025/2026 budgets for the General Fund, CRA Fund, Stormwater Fund, Utility Fund, Pier Fund, Aquatic Center Fund, and IT Internal Service Fund. This is a special meeting focused entirely on the upcoming fiscal year budgets. No other business items are on the agenda.
- Public hearing on General Fund FY 2025/2026 budget
- Public hearing on CRA Fund FY 2025/2026 budget
- Public hearing on Stormwater Fund FY 2025/2026 budget
- Public hearing on Utility Fund FY 2025/2026 budget
- Public hearing on Pier, Aquatic Center, and IT Internal Service Fund budgets
City Council
The City Council will hold second-reading public hearings on a small-scale future land use map amendment and rezoning request for a 1.5-acre parcel on the south side of Panama City Beach Parkway east of Kelly Street. The consent agenda includes three resolutions: purchase of a marine boom cutter boat for $108,066.60, an agreement with Graybar Electric for wastewater facility power interlock improvements for $34,996.77, and a $29,874.01 change order for the Alf Coleman Road project. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances to adjust regular meeting times and to repeal the Parks and Recreation Board.
- Second reading of Ordinance 1661 and 1662: small-scale future land use map amendment and rezoning for 1.5 acres on Panama City Beach Parkway east of Kelly Street
- Resolution 25-144: purchase of a marine boom cutter boat from Weedoo Greenboat, Inc. for $108,066.60
- Resolution 25-145: agreement with Graybar Electric Company, Inc. for electric power interlock system at wastewater treatment facility for $34,996.77
- Resolution 25-146: Change Order #4 for Alf Coleman Road project adding $29,874.01
- Ordinance 1663: amending Chapter 2 of city code to allow rescheduling of regular meeting times by resolution, and Ordinance 1664: repealing the Parks and Recreation Board
City Council
The City Council will hold first readings of two ordinances: one to change regular meeting times (Ord. 1663) and another to repeal the Parks and Recreation Board (Ord. 1664). Key resolutions include a new employee compensation plan requiring a budget amendment (Res. 25-143) and a website redesign contract with CivicPlus for $83,219 annually (Res. 25-142). The consent agenda includes contracts for medical supplies, landscape maintenance, and a bypass pump.
- First reading of Ordinance 1663 – Amending city council regular meeting times
- First reading of Ordinance 1664 – Repealing the Parks and Recreation Board
- Resolution 25-142 – Agreement with CivicPlus for website redesign and hosting, initial annual amount $83,219
- Resolution 25-143 – Approving employee compensation plan and authorizing budget amendment
- Resolution 25-141 – Purchase of trailer-mounted bypass pump from BBA Pumps for $111,950
Planning Board
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a request by Ready Mix USA/Cemex for a Large Conditional Use to operate a heavy industrial use on a 3.19-acre site at 17803 Ashley Drive. The board will also consider approval of the May 14, 2025 meeting minutes, receive a concurrency report, and an update from code enforcement. Public comments on non-agenda items will be heard.
- Large Conditional Use request by Ready Mix USA/Cemex for heavy industrial use at 17803 Ashley Drive (3.19 acres)
- Approval of the May 14, 2025 Planning Board meeting minutes
- Concurrency Report update
- Code Enforcement Update
- Public comments on non-agenda items (3-minute limit)
Meeting Minutes
The City Council will hold public hearings and first readings for two ordinances affecting 1.5 acres on Panama City Beach Parkway east of Kelly Street: a small-scale future land use map amendment (Ordinance 1661) and a rezoning request (Ordinance 1662). The consent agenda includes several resolutions approving contracts for code compliance nuisance abatement, a heavy-duty vehicle lift system purchase ($105,034.23), and fleet maintenance services (up to $220,000). Regular agenda items also include resolutions for annual fire service, stormwater, and CRA assessments, and a transition of legal services to DMW Law Group. Appointments to the Northwest Florida Airport Authority and Tourist Development Council are also on the agenda.
- First reading of Ordinance 1661 (small-scale FLUM amendment) and Ordinance 1662 (rezoning) for 1.5 acres on Panama City Beach Parkway east of Kelly Street
- Resolution 25-132 approving an agreement with CentralSquare Technologies for enterprise resource planning software
- Resolution 25-136 transitioning legal services to DMW Law Group
- Resolution 25-130 approving purchase of heavy-duty vehicle lift system from Mohawk Lifts for $105,034.23
- Resolution 25-131 for fleet maintenance services with expenditures not to exceed $220,000
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 1660, which revises Chapter 10 of the Land Development Code regarding final plat approval. Consent and regular agenda items include resolutions for right-of-way purchases, road reconstruction contracts, and equipment purchases.
- Ordinance 1660: second reading/public hearing to revise final plat approval rules in Land Development Code
- Resolution 25-120: purchase of right-of-way from Palmetto Hospitality of PCB II, LLC for $216,050.00
- Resolution 25-121: task order with Gortemoller Engineering for Clarence Street Corridor Reconstruction, not to exceed $232,120.00
- Resolution 25-126: agreement with American Sand & Xcavation, Inc. for construction of Clarence Street Corridor Reconstruction Project
- Resolution 25-127: additional contingency funds for change orders on Front Beach Road Segment 3 project with CWR Contracting, Inc.
City Council
The City Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 1659, which amends the comprehensive plan's Capital Improvement Element to update the schedule of capital improvements. A first reading of Ordinance 1660 will revise Chapter 10 of the Land Development Code regarding final plat approval. The consent agenda includes approvals for directional drilling services ($150,000), a pavement condition inspection ($221,704.33), and a submersible pump purchase ($39,376). The regular agenda also features resolutions for short-term rental management software, CRA communication services, and a grant agreement for a safe room and generator on Gulf Boulevard.
- Second reading of Ordinance 1659 updating capital improvement schedule in comprehensive plan
- First reading of Ordinance 1660 revising land development code for final plat approval
- Consent agenda: Resolution 25-113 for directional drilling services up to $150,000 with Mainline Construction
- Consent agenda: Resolution 25-114 for pavement condition inspection $221,704.33 with Gortemoller Engineering
- Resolution 25-118 for grant agreement to construct Public Works Safe Room and Generator on Gulf Blvd
Planning Board
The Planning Board will hold public hearings on a variance request for a side-yard setback reduction at 109 Seaclusion Drive, a small-scale plan amendment and rezoning of 2.68 acres on Panama City Beach Parkway from Mixed Use to Tourist and PUD to CM, and two PUD master plan invalidation hearings for Kelly Street and Ibis Lake. The board will also receive a progress report on a 33-acre large site development master plan between Front Beach Road and Hutchison Boulevard, consider a new ordinance on quasi-judicial hearings for plat approvals, and get a code enforcement update.
- Variance request to reduce side-yard setback from 5' to 2' at 109 Seaclusion Drive
- Small-scale plan amendment and rezoning for 2.68 acres at Panama City Beach Parkway near Marlin Avenue
- Progress report for 33-acre development master plan on parcels east of Churchwell Drive along Front Beach Road
- PUD invalidation hearing for Kelly Street PUD (21761 Panama City Beach Parkway) due to missed benchmark
- PUD invalidation hearing for Ibis Lake PUD (17789 Panama City Beach Parkway) due to missed benchmark
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a large conditional use request at the southwest corner of Hills Road and Top Golf Way, and consider the first reading of a comprehensive plan amendment updating the capital improvements schedule. The consent agenda includes over $900,000 in vehicle purchases for the utilities department, a $211,044.87 landscape maintenance contract for the Front Beach Road CRA, and multiple engineering and prescribed burn services contracts.
- Public hearing for a large conditional use request at Hills Road and Top Golf Way (Shell Point)
- First reading of Ordinance 1659 amending the comprehensive plan capital improvement element
- Resolution 25-106: purchase of 4 Ford F-250s and 2 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HDs for Utilities from Alan Jay Fleet Sales ($393,556.00)
- Resolution 25-108: landscape maintenance services agreement with Greenearth Southeast for Front Beach Road CRA ($211,044.87 annually)
- Resolution 25-112: CRA program management consultant services agreement with DRMP, Inc.
City Council
The City Council will vote on a change order for widening Panama City Beach Parkway between Mandy Lane and Nautilus Street, including a budget amendment. Other regular agenda items include agreements for submersible pump repair and advanced water metering infrastructure. The consent agenda covers purchases of police vehicle equipment ($315,592), retirement advisory services ($20,000), and software renewal ($68,929), plus acceptance of a floodplain management report and removal of obsolete audit items. Proclamations will designate April as Month of the Military Child and Fair Housing Month.
- Resolution 25-102: Utility work order change no. 2 with FDOT for widening Panama City Beach Parkway (Mandy Lane to Nautilus Street) and budget amendment
- Resolution 25-100: Purchase of emergency lighting and equipment for police vehicles from Williams Communications, Inc., totaling $315,592.03
- Resolution 25-105: Agreement with Core & Main, LP for installation of advanced metering infrastructure for water and reclaimed water meters
- Resolution 25-104: Agreement with AAG Electric Motors & Pumps, Inc. for submersible pump repair and rehabilitation
- Resolution 25-103: One-year renewal of software agreement with CentralSquare Technologies, LLC for financial and utility billing systems ($68,929.89)
City Council
The City Council will consider several resolutions and public hearings, including approvals for construction contracts and a property purchase. Key items include a partial replat for Sands Street Villas, agreements for Richard Jackson Boulevard intersection improvements, a HUD grant for water redundancy, and a property purchase agreement. The council will also appoint a vacant Planning Board seat.
- Public hearing for partial replat of Sands Street Villas residential subdivision
- Resolution 25-92: Construction agreement with Roberts and Roberts, Inc. for Richard Jackson Boulevard intersection improvements
- Resolution 25-96: Engineering and inspection services agreement with GAI Consultants for same project
- Resolution 25-97: HUD grant agreement for Phase 1 of the Water Redundancy Project
- Resolution 25-98: Property purchase agreement with Beyond the Sea Realty, LLC and budget amendment
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider two related items for a proposed amusement development on a 10.479-acre parcel at 15351 Panama City Beach Parkway. Item 5 is a variance request to reduce the required residential setback from 1,000 feet to 100 feet. Item 6 is a request for a Large Conditional Use to operate as an amusement. The board will also receive a Code Enforcement Update and handle routine business.
- Variance request to reduce setback from 1,000 ft to 100 ft (900-ft variance) for amusement development at 15351 Panama City Beach Parkway (Land Development Code Section 5.06.02.E).
- Large Conditional Use request to operate as an amusement at the same location (10.479 acres, parcel 33750-010-000).
- Code Enforcement Update (staff presentation).
- Approval of March 12, 2025 Planning Board meeting minutes.
- Public comments on non-agenda items (limited to three minutes per speaker).
City Council
The City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a parade road closure, vehicle purchase, crosswalk study, and supplies contracts. Regular agenda items include approving a grant agreement for a sidewalk project at Surfside Middle School, ranking bids for an intersection improvement project, approving a change order for the Alf Coleman Road project, and granting 2.5% merit raises for the city clerk, city manager, and assistant city manager.
- Resolution 25-89: Grant agreement with FDOT for Surfside Middle School Safe Routes Sidewalk
- Resolution 25-93: Merit raises of 2.5% for City Clerk, City Manager, and Assistant City Manager
- Resolution 25-88: Staff rankings for North Richard Jackson Boulevard Intersection Improvement Phase 2
- Resolution 25-90: Change Order #3 for Alf Coleman Road project with Gulf Coast Utility Contractors
- Resolution 25-84: $29,780 crosswalk study for Front Beach Road CRA Segment 5
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes selling a surplus city lot east of Thomas Drive to Coastal Parasail, Inc. for $326,000, converting streetlights at Breakfast Point subdivision to LED, and buying 16 police vehicles for $828,812. A regular agenda item renews a mutual aid fire services agreement with Panama City. The meeting opens with a presentation honoring Boys & Girls Club members.
- Resolution 25-77: Sell surplus lot (east of Thomas Drive) to Coastal Parasail, Inc. for $326,000
- Resolution 25-78: LED lighting conversion agreement with FPL for Breakfast Point entrances
- Resolution 25-79: Purchase 12 Ford F-150s, 3 Dodge Durangos, 1 Ford Transit van for police for $828,812 from Alan Jay Fleet Sales
- Resolution 25-80: Renew mutual aid agreement with City of Panama City for emergency fire services
- Remove obsolete items from the Master Audit List
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider two main items: a variance request from Lenny's Real Estate, LLC to develop 8613 Thomas Drive using CH setbacks instead of FBO-4 requirements, and a PUD master plan application from Sunnyside Development Group for 14.16 acres near Kelly Street. The board will also vote on minutes from February and receive progress and code enforcement updates. Public comments on non-agenda items will be heard.
- Variance request for 8613 Thomas Drive to allow CH setback instead of FBO-4 (Lenny's Real Estate, LLC)
- PUD Master Plan for 14.16 acres on Kelly Street PUD (Sunnyside Development Group, LLC)
- Approval of February 12, 2025, Planning Board meeting minutes
- Public comments on non-agenda items (3-minute limit)
- Code enforcement update
City Council
The council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 1658, which would temporarily close a portion of Sandy Gulf Beach from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. Also up for discussion are resolutions to negotiate a new enterprise resource planning system, ratify an emergency purchase for generator improvements at the wastewater treatment facility, and approve several vehicle and equipment purchases for various city departments.
- Ordinance 1658 – temporary closure of a portion of Sandy Gulf Beach from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. (second reading/public hearing)
- Resolution 25-75 – authorizing negotiation with Central Square Technologies for an enterprise resource planning system
- Resolution 25-73 – ratifying emergency purchase from Graybar Electric ($83,095) for generator controls at the wastewater treatment facility
- Resolution 25-63 – purchase of right-of-way from PCB Marg Warehouse, LLC for $92,422
- Resolution 25-71 – contract with Human Performance Consulting, LLC for fire department behavioral health services ($522,500)
Planning Board
The Panama City Beach Planning Board will hold a routine meeting to approve previous meeting minutes, elect a vice-chairman, and receive updates on the Capital Improvement Plan and Code Enforcement. Public comments on non-agenda items will be accepted. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled for decision.
- Election of Vice-Chairman
- Capital Improvement Plan Update
- Code Enforcement Update
- Approval of November 13, 2024, meeting minutes
- Public comments on non-agenda items (limited to 3 minutes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a first reading of Ordinance No. 1658 proposing a temporary closure of a portion of Sandy Gulf Beach from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. The council also will consider a resolution to purchase a valve maintenance trailer for $91,195.67 from Illinois Tool Works Inc. and a resolution to approve an agreement with Gulf Coast Management Services, LLC for the purchase of property at 230 Arnold Road South, along with a budget amendment. A presentation on pickleball courts is scheduled.
- Ordinance No. 1658: first reading to temporarily close a portion of Sandy Gulf Beach from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
- Resolution No. 25-61: authorize purchase of valve maintenance trailer from Illinois Tool Works Inc. for $91,195.67
- Resolution No. 25-62: approve agreement with Gulf Coast Management Services, LLC for purchase of property at 230 Arnold Road South and a budget amendment
- Presentation: Pickleball Courts Update by Public Works Director John Adair
City Council
The Panama City Beach City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including equipment purchases and service contracts for city departments. Key action items include approving a task order for utilities work on SR 30A, which may affect traffic along the corridor, ratifying a police department grant, and appointing members to three pension boards. The meeting also includes a public comment period and an update on water service interruptions.
- Task order with Dewberry Engineers, Inc. for utilities relocation on SR 30A (US 98) from R. Jackson to Thomas Drive, not to exceed $268,260.00
- Purchase of Toro ground maintenance equipment for $201,738.63 from Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation Inc. for the Parks Department
- Approval of uniform purchases up to $75,000 for the Police Department and $38,000 for the Fire Department from Galls, LLC
- Ratification of a grant agreement for the Police Department and authorization of a budget amendment
- Appointments to the General Employees, Police Officers, and Firefighters Pension Boards
City Council
The City Council will vote on a $707,300 contract for LED sports lighting at Frank Brown Park North Ballfield Complex, approve equipment purchases including a Bobcat mini track loader ($43,052.84) and a hydraulic crane truck ($204,650), and consider a second-reading ordinance amending board member qualification rules. Other items include designating official social media accounts, accepting a DOJ grant for a police off-road UTV, and a change order for the Front Beach Road Segment 3 project.
- Resolution 25-49: $707,300 contract with M. Gay Constructors for LED sports lighting at Frank Brown Park North Ballfield Complex
- Resolution 25-47: $43,052.84 purchase of Bobcat mini track loader
- Resolution 25-48: $204,650 purchase of hydraulic crane service body truck
- Ordinance 1656 (2nd reading): amending Chapter 8 on examining board member qualifications
- Resolution 25-52: Change Order #11 for Front Beach Road Segment 3 construction