Indian Shores public meetings in 2024
37 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council approved a resolution to opt out of providing property tax exemptions for certain affordable housing developments. The council also amended the FY2024-2025 budget and approved a vulnerability assessment agreement with Pinellas County.
- Resolution No. 18-2024: Opting out of 80-120% AMI 'Missing Middle' property tax exemptions
- Resolution No. 19-2024: Budget amendment increasing Police Department expenditures by $39,076 and Building Department by $56,700
- Approval of a code enforcement violation against Vista Village Townhomes regarding drainage ditch maintenance
- MOU with Pinellas County Public Works for a state-required vulnerability assessment
- Approval of George F. Young, Inc. scope of services for drainage ditch maintenance at Vista Lane
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will hold public hearings on opting out of a property tax exemption for 'missing middle' developments and amending the FY2024-2025 budgets. The body will also review several service contracts and drainage maintenance proposals.
- Resolution No. 18-2024: Opting out of 80-120% AMI 'missing middle' property tax exemption
- Resolution No. 19-2024: Amending the Town's FY2024-2025 budgets
- Agreement with Integrated Fire and Security Solutions, Inc. for camera and access control services
- Contract with Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections for March 11, 2025, municipal elections
- Scope of services from George F. Young, Inc. for drainage ditch maintenance at Vista Lane
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council is holding a special meeting and informational session. The body will introduce a panel and address pre-submitted questions regarding the aftermath of a hurricane.
- Addressing pre-submitted post-hurricane questions
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will hold public hearings on Resolutions 16-2024 (canceling the regular meeting and rescheduling to Dec 10) and 17-2024 (amending the FY2023-2024 budget with a $405,473 transfer to the Capital Improvement Fund). The consent agenda includes agreements with Pinellas County for substantial damage inspections, emergency debris collection, and multiple hurricane relief MOUs and grant agreements for Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Also up for discussion: a request for a Christmas party and a temporary hold on town hall events to focus on hurricane recovery.
- Resolution 17-2024: FY2023-2024 budget amendment, including $405,473 transfer from General Fund to Capital Improvement Fund
- Agreements with Pinellas County for substantial damage inspections and emergency debris collection
- MOUs with Florida Division of Emergency Management and Pinellas County for Hurricanes Helene and Milton
- Federally funded subaward and grant agreements for disaster grants (Agreements Z4428 and Z4383)
- Temporary hold on scheduling events in Town Hall (excluding essential business and BIG-C December meetings) for post-hurricane recovery
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council is discussing the cancellation of upcoming Town Hall events to prioritize Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. The body will also review September recurring expenses and candidate requirements for the March 2025 municipal election.
- Proposed cancellation of all scheduled Town Hall events (except Town and BIG-C December meetings) for hurricane recovery
- Candidate qualification requirements for two Council Member seats for the March 11, 2025 election
- Approval of September 2024 recurring expenses totaling $318,255.47
- Purchase of a 2024 Ford Expedition for $56,800.00 and a 2023 Ford F-150 for $53,500.00
- Approval of the Financial Statement for the period ending August 2024
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council is meeting to declare a local state of emergency and activate the town's comprehensive emergency management plan. The council is also moving to cancel and reschedule the regular meeting previously set for October 8, 2024.
- Proclamation declaring a local state of emergency for Tropical Storm Milton
- Resolution No. 15-2024 to cancel the October 8, 2024, regularly scheduled Town Council meeting
- Activation of the Town of Indian Shores Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is meeting in an emergency session to consider a proclamation declaring a local state of emergency and activating the town's comprehensive emergency management plan in response to Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine. The agenda also includes routine items such as public comments and council member remarks.
- Proclamation declaring a local state of emergency and activating the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan for Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine
- Emergency Town Council meeting called for September 24, 2024, at 12:00 p.m.
- Public comments allowed on agenda items
- Citizens' comments on any subject
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The town council will hold public hearings and vote on two resolutions: adopting the final ad valorem tax levy at a millage rate of 1.8700 (a 10.25% increase over the rolled-back rate) and adopting the final FY 2024-2025 budget totaling $6,165,597 for the general fund. Additionally, the council will issue proclamations for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and discuss the date and location for the staff and volunteer Christmas party.
- Public hearing and vote on Resolution 13-2024 adopting a final property tax rate of 1.8700 mills for FY 2024-2025; rate exceeds rolled-back rate by 10.25%.
- Public hearing and vote on Resolution 14-2024 adopting the final FY 2024-2025 budget; general fund budget is $6,165,597, with law enforcement at $2,594,545 and general government at $2,276,741.
- Proclamation declaring October 2024 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
- Proclamation declaring October 2024 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
- Consensus on a date and location for the Town Staff and Volunteer Christmas Party.
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will hold a workshop to review and discuss the proposed Preliminary Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget, including revenue estimates, expenditures, and property tax rate. The meeting also includes a research update on paid parking mobile applications. Public comments will be accepted on agenda items.
- Review and discussion of proposed Preliminary FY2024-2025 Budget (tentative budget packet available)
- Research update on paid parking mobile applications
- Property tax discussion: taxable value increased to $1,630,042,301; current millage rate of 1.8700 would generate $288,735 more in taxes
- Approval of workshop agenda (procedural)
- Public comments on any agenda item (limited to 4 minutes)
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council will hold public hearings to adopt a tentative ad valorem millage rate of 1.8700 mills and a tentative budget of $7,657,513 for FY 2024/2025. The council will also consider a consent agenda including recurring expenses for August 2024 totaling $231,806.31 and an amended interlocal agreement with Forward Pinellas for reapportionment of the MPO board. Other items include an 8th amendment to the Sunday Morning Market for the November 2024-April 2025 season, a financial statement for July 2024, and reports from the police and fire chiefs.
- Public hearing: tentative ad valorem millage rate of 1.8700 mills per $1,000 assessed valuation
- Public hearing: tentative budget of $7,657,513 for FY 2024/2025
- Consent agenda: recurring expenses for August 2024 totaling $231,806.31
- Consent agenda: Forward Pinellas Reapportionment Plan Amended Interlocal Agreement
- Consideration of 8th amendment to Indian Shores Sunday Morning Market (November 2024-April 2025 season)
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council will hold a special meeting to consider several items including a public hearing on a resolution authorizing credit cards for officials, budget items for the upcoming fiscal year, and various police department matters. They will also discuss a mutual aid agreement with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, a renewal of ancillary services, and a proposed salary scale for police. Additionally, the council will consider transferring phone/data services from Globalstar to Starlink and a catering agreement for the town's 75th anniversary.
- Public hearing on Resolution 12-2024 authorizing credit cards to elected officials and department heads
- Consideration of budget items for proposed preliminary FY 2024-2025 budget
- Consideration of Pinellas County Combined Mutual Aid Agreement with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office
- Consideration of proposed salary pay scale and incentives for Indian Shores Police Department
- Consideration to transfer phone and data services from Globalstar to Starlink
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will review the proposed FY2024-2025 property and casualty insurance renewal with a total premium of $218,724, presented by Brown & Brown Public Sector. They will also discuss the preliminary budget for FY2024-2025, which includes a 21% increase in police funding due to two new positions and salary increases, and the creation of a new Community Development Department. Additionally, the council will consider raising credit card spending limits for staff positions designated in Resolution No. 12-2024 and review a catering agreement with Sharky's Sea Pub for the town's 75th anniversary.
- Property and casualty insurance renewal for FY2024-2025 at $218,724 total premium
- Preliminary budget discussions including a 21% police budget increase and new Community Development Department
- Consideration of increasing town-issued credit card spending limits for staff (Resolution No. 12-2024)
- Review of 75th Anniversary Catering Agreement with Butrinti, Inc. DBA Sharky's Sea Pub
POLICE PENSION BOARD
The Board of Trustees is meeting to elect officers and review the proposed 2024-2025 budget. The board will also consider requests for proposals for a triennial performance review and actuarial services.
- Election of Chair and Secretary
- Proposed 2024-2025 budget
- Triennial Performance Review RFP
- Actuarial Services RFP
- Payment ratification for Warrants #62 & #63
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will vote on a consent agenda including $225,638.51 in July recurring expenses and a memorandum of agreement with Florida Division of Emergency Management for the Everbridge mass notification system. They will also consider a proposed 3.3% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and a 3.0% annual increase for non-union personnel effective October 1, 2024, as part of FY2024-2025 budget preparation. Several police promotions and awards will be presented, and a proclamation for September Hunger Action Month will be read.
- Consent agenda approval of $225,638.51 in July 2024 recurring expenses and the FDEM Everbridge agreement
- Proposed 3.3% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for FY2024-2025 budget
- Proposed 3.0% annual increase for all non-union personnel effective October 1, 2024
- Appointment of Sergeant Jason Hicks and Sergeant Thomas Goettel to Master Sergeants
- Proclamation for September Hunger Action Month
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will review two phases of Gulf Boulevard mobility and safety improvements, with Phase 1 from 195th Avenue south to town limits and Phase 2 north of 195th Avenue considered cost-prohibitive at $25-30 million. Council will also begin initial review of the FY 2024-2025 budget, including a recommended 3.3% COLA and 3% annual increase for non-union personnel. Additionally, they will discuss merging staff and volunteer holiday parties into a single event.
- Discussion of Gulf Boulevard safety improvements: Phase 1 (south of 195th Ave) and Phase 2 (north, $25-30M cost-prohibitive without easements)
- Initial review of FY 2024-2025 budget with recommended 3.3% COLA and 3% annual increase
- Consideration of recombining staff and volunteer holiday parties into a single event
- Budget includes elimination of Renewal and Replacement department, addition of Debt Service fund 201
- Administrative department increase of 11% includes a new full-time front office position
ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCE COMMITTEE AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Administrative and Finance Committee is meeting to discuss personnel pay adjustments for the FY 2024/2025 budget. The body will consider recommendations for cost of living and merit increases to be sent to the Council for approval.
- Recommendation for a 3.3% cost of living adjustment (COLA) based on CPI-W ending December 31, 2023
- Recommendation for up to a 3% merit increase for all non-union personnel effective October 1, 2024
Town Library
The Indian Shores Town Library Board will consider approving the meeting agenda and minutes from January 19, 2024. They will review and approve donations of books and puzzles from fiscal year 2022, including $603 in children's books. New business includes reviewing the Library's FY24-25 budget worksheets and email correspondence about a Special Event Alcoholic Beverage Exception Permit Application. The meeting also includes public and board member comments.
- Approve meeting minutes from January 19, 2024.
- Review and approve donations of books and puzzles from FY22, including $603 in children's books.
- Review Library FY24-25 budget worksheets (current FY23-24 library budget is $7,300).
- Review email correspondence on a Special Event Alcoholic Beverage Exception Permit Application.
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will hold a public hearing on Resolution No. 10-2024, authorizing credit cards for elected officials and department heads, designating signers on Truist Bank accounts, and authorizing investment transactions. Council will also consider a new employment contract for Police Chief Richard Swann and approve up to $3,000 for the Town's 75th Anniversary Celebration at Sharky's Sea Pub. The meeting includes public comment periods and the adoption of the meeting agenda.
- Public hearing on Resolution No. 10-2024: authorizing credit cards for officials and designating signers on Truist Bank accounts
- Consideration of employment contract for Police Chief Richard Swann
- Expenditure approval of up to $3,000 for the Town's 75th Anniversary Celebration at Sharky's Sea Pub
- Designation of authorized persons for Florida Municipal Investment Trust and FLCLASS transactions
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Town Council will consider employment contracts for Police Chief Richard Swann and incoming Town Administrator Christina Porter. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the Florida Gulf Beaches Holiday Halfathon for 2024 through 2026. The council will also review library membership costs and recent municipal expenditures.
- Employment contract for Police Chief Richard Swann
- Employment contract for incoming Town Administrator Christina Porter
- Public hearing for Florida Gulf Beaches Holiday Halfathon (2024–2026)
- Pinellas Public Library Cooperative membership fee of $44,405.53
- Addendum to the Mutual Aid Agreement with Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Council will consider hiring a candidate for the vacant Town Administrator position and reviewing a site plan for a three-story home at 19002 Gulf Boulevard. Additionally, the meeting includes second readings for ordinances regarding a temporary juvenile curfew and the town's comprehensive plan.
- Site plan review for a single-family home at 19002 Gulf Boulevard
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 2024-03 creating a temporary juvenile curfew
- Decision on hiring a candidate for the vacant Town Administrator position
- Agreement with Attorney Randol Mora for Special Magistrate Services
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 2023-06 to amend the Comprehensive Plan
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The workshop includes approval of the agenda and an opportunity for public comment. The Council will also hear an introduction of a potential candidate for the Town Administrator vacancy and a presentation on Sunshine Law and Public Records.
- Introduction of a potential candidate for the vacant Town Administrator position
- Sunshine Law and Public Records presentation by Town Attorney Daniel Lewis
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a workshop to discuss several items, including a status report on the security camera system, the Town's labor attorney services, and a proposed rate increase for Special Magistrate Randol Mora's contract, which expires in July 2024. They will also review bids for seawall repairs behind the Municipal Center, proposed board appointments, and plans for the Memorial Day picnic and volunteer party.
- Discussion on Town Labor Attorney services (Johnson Jackson PLLC, rates $225/hr partner, $200/hr associate, $95/hr paralegal)
- Discussion on Special Magistrate Randol Mora's agreement, expiring July 2024; he requests rate increase from $185/hr to $220/hr
- Discussion on proposed bids and scope of work to repair the seawall behind the Municipal Center
- Review of proposed 2024-2025 Town Council, Committee and Board member appointments
- Update on May 27, 2024, Memorial Day Town Picnic
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is meeting to consider several items, including a second reading of an ordinance to overhaul the police pension system, a first reading of a temporary juvenile curfew ordinance, and a resolution authorizing credit cards for officials. They will also discuss the NPDES stormwater permit, approve appointments, and consider contracts for legal services and seawall repair.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-02 to repeal and replace police pension sections 56-36 through 56-64, retroactive to Oct 1, 2023
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-03 creating a temporary juvenile curfew with penalties, expiring April 30, 2025
- Resolution 07-2024 authorizing credit cards for elected officials and department heads, and designating signers for Truist Bank and investment trusts
- Consideration of terminating legal counsel agreement with Johnson Jackson PLLC and hiring Sacha Dyson of Bush Graziano Rice & Hearing, P.A.
- Selection of construction company (Gulf Coast Marine Construction, Florida Seawall Solutions, or Dockmasters) for Municipal Center seawall repair
POLICE PENSION BOARD
The Indian Shores Police Officers' Retirement System Board of Trustees will hold its quarterly meeting to elect officers, review investment portfolio updates, and discuss a local law pension plan ordinance. The board will also approve minutes, ratify payments, and consider an educational conference.
- Election of Chair and Secretary
- Portfolio update as of March 31, 2024 by Bowen, Hanes & Company
- Update on local law pension plan ordinance
- Ratification of warrants #60 and #61
- FPPTA 40th Annual Conference, June 23-26, 2024, Orlando
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council will certify Diantha Schear's election as mayor, administer oaths to new officials, and elect a vice mayor. They will also hold public hearings on a major rewrite of the police pension ordinance and the appointment of Daniel P. Lewis as town attorney, plus review the annual financial report and recurring March expenses.
- Resolution 05-2024 declaring Diantha Schear elected mayor (57.45% of votes)
- Ordinance 2024-02 repealing and replacing police pension sections 56-36 through 56-64
- Resolution 06-2024 appointing Daniel P. Lewis as town attorney
- Annual Financial Report for FY 2022-23: $4.26M assigned/unassigned fund balance, 95% of expenditures
- Consent agenda: $237,602.87 in March 2024 recurring expenses, including $51,730.75 playground structure
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a workshop to discuss short-term and long-term projects, including beach renourishment, drainage, parking, and budget items. They will also review the Civility Code Resolution No. 09-2023, which sets rules for public comment and conduct at meetings. The agenda is primarily discussion-oriented with no final votes scheduled.
- Discussion of short-term and long-term projects (beach renourishment, drainage, sidewalks, parking fee review, budget)
- Review of Civility Code Resolution No. 09-2023 (rules of decorum for public meetings)
- SB-4D milestone inspection completion by 12/31/24
- Short-term rental registration pending SB-280 governor's approval
- Sheriff lease 2026 language on dock maintenance
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a special meeting to consider appointing a prospective council member to serve the remaining term of Mayor-Elect Diantha Schear, which ends in March 2025. The appointee would then take the Oath of Office. The agenda also includes public comments, council comments, and approval of the meeting agenda itself. No other substantive business is listed.
- Appointment of a Council Member to fill the seat vacated by Mayor-Elect Diantha Schear, term ending March 2025
- Administration of Oath of Office for the appointee
- Public comments on agenda items and any subject (limited to 4 minutes per person)
- Council Members' comments on any subject
- Approval of the April 4, 2024, Special Town Council Meeting agenda
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council will hold a public meeting with several significant items. The Council will conduct the second reading of Ordinance 2023-06, which would adopt an updated Comprehensive Plan for the town. The Council will also hold quasi-judicial hearings to consider site plan approvals for a three-story, 10-unit condominium at 19631 Gulf Boulevard and a three-story single-family home at 18509 Gulf Boulevard. Additionally, the Council will consider hiring a new Town Administrator and approving a consent agenda that includes routine expenses.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2023-06 to adopt the 2023 Comprehensive Plan, updating goals, objectives, policies, and maps through 2045.
- Site Plan Review for a three-story, 10-unit condominium at 19631 Gulf Boulevard.
- Site Plan Review for a three-story single-family home at 18509 Gulf Boulevard.
- Consideration of a candidate for the Town Administrator position.
- Approval of the consent agenda, including March 2024 expenses.
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a workshop to interview the top three ranked applicants for the Town Administrator position, as recommended by the Ad Hoc Selection Committee. The council will also review a proposed job description for an Administrative Assistant to the Town Clerk, discuss installing portable Mobi-mats as access pathways for dune walkovers, and consider reallocating Capital Improvement funds to build a storage building for the Public Services Department.
- Interviews with top three Town Administrator applicants
- Review of Administrative Assistant to Town Clerk job description (salary range $46,725-$70,088)
- Discussion on Mobi-mats for dune walkover access
- Discussion on reallocating Capital Improvement funds for Public Services storage building
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is meeting to consider several items, including a second reading of an ordinance that would prohibit shore-based shark fishing in the town's jurisdictional waters, aligning with a neighboring town's ban. The council will also establish an ad hoc committee to select a town administrator, adopt a statewide mutual aid agreement, and consider contract renewals with CivicPlus for codification and website services with rate increases. Additionally, the agenda includes police commendations, proclamations, and routine reports and financial approvals.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-01 to prohibit shore-based shark fishing, baiting, and chumming along beaches and the government channel in the Narrows
- Resolution 02-2024 to create an ad hoc Town Administrator Selection Committee
- Resolution 03-2024 to adopt the Statewide Mutual Aid Agreement
- CivicPlus renewal for ordinance codification with 10% rate increase (plus 5% annual uplift)
- CivicPlus renewal for website and hosting with 24% rate increase (plus 5% annual uplift)
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a special meeting to appoint a new council member to fill the remainder of retired Council Member Bill Smith's term, which ends in March 2025. The council will also consider establishing selection committees to choose candidates for the Chief of Police and Town Administrator positions. The agenda includes public comment periods and approval of the meeting agenda.
- Appointment of prospective Council Member to serve remaining term of retired Council Member Bill Smith, concluding March 2025
- Consideration of establishing a Selection Committee for the Chief of Police position
- Consideration of establishing a Selection Committee for the Town Administrator position
- Public comments limited to 4 minutes
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is holding a workshop to discuss filling the vacant council seat left by retired Council Member Bill Smith, whose term ends in March 2025. They will also discuss forming selection committees to hire a new Police Chief and Town Administrator. The meeting is primarily for discussion and evaluation, with no final votes scheduled.
- Evaluation of resumes for appointment to Town Council to fill Bill Smith's remaining term
- Discussion on establishing a Selection Committee for the Police Chief position
- Discussion on establishing a Selection Committee for the Town Administrator position
- Public comments limited to 4 minutes
Town Library
The Town Library Board will consider approving donations of books and puzzles from FY 22, select board officers, and conduct an annual procedures review. The agenda also includes routine items like approving the meeting agenda and minutes, and public comments.
- Review and approve donations of books and puzzles during FY 22
- Selection of Board Officers
- Annual Procedures Review
- Committee report: Saturday Survey
- Approval of meeting minutes of January 5, 2024
POLICE PENSION BOARD
The Indian Shores Police Officers' Retirement System Board of Trustees is holding its quarterly meeting to review portfolio performance, actual expenses, and administrative matters. The board will also discuss a drafted local law pension plan ordinance and receive updates from the plan administrator and attorney.
- Portfolio update as of December 31, 2023
- Actual expenses as of September 30, 2023
- Drafted local law pension plan ordinance
- Payment ratification for warrants #58 and #59
- Benefit payment registers, November 2023 – January 2024
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council will appoint a new council member to fill Bill Smith's seat, consider a first reading of an ordinance to ban shore-based shark fishing, and discuss hiring an interim town administrator. They will also review recurring expenses, contracts, and reports from various departments.
- Appointment of new council member to fill Bill Smith's term until March 2025
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-01 to prohibit shore-based shark fishing
- Consideration of hiring method for interim town administrator (contracted vs direct hire)
- Approval of December 2023 recurring expenses totaling $271,339.25
- Resolution declaring Michael Howard elected unopposed for March 2024 election
TOWN COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES
The Indian Shores Town Council is meeting to discuss filling the vacant Town Council seat left by retired member Bill Smith and to decide how to fill the interim Town Administrator position, either through a contracted service or direct hire. They will also review resumes for the interim administrator role and discuss the Town Administrator contract, including salary and benefits. Additionally, the council will consider proposed wayfinding signs from SignStar and a resolution to join a lawsuit challenging the state's financial disclosure Form 6 requirement for elected officials.
- Evaluate resumes for Town Council appointment to fill Bill Smith's remaining term until March 2025
- Discuss contracted services vs. direct hire for interim Town Administrator
- Review Town Administrator contract with salary and benefits details
- Review proposed wayfinding signs from SignStar
- Discuss resolution authorizing participation in lawsuit against Form 6 financial disclosure requirement
Town Library
The Indian Shores Town Library Board will consider approving its meeting agenda and minutes, and review the revised Annual Report for FY 2021-2022. They will also discuss the status of donations of books and puzzles and a Saturday hours survey, both expected to be completed by January 17, 2024. New business includes planning a general meeting of volunteers and the Diamond Jubilee party and dinner on January 31.
- Review and approve revised Annual Report FY 21-FY 22
- Review and approve donations of books and puzzles during FY 21-22 (in work, completion by Jan 17, 2024)
- Saturday hours survey (in work, completion by Jan 17, 2024)
- Diamond Jubilee: Party and dinner January 31
- General Meeting of Indian Shores Volunteers (date to be determined)