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Ellis Road widening: what Palm Bay needs to know
FDOT will host an Ellis Road widening open house on October 1. Palm Bay residents are encouraged to attend, ask questions, and share feedback before…
Sep 15
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Playground at Fred Poppe Regional Park Closing Sept. 15 for Warranty Repairs
The playground at Fred Poppe Regional Park, Palm Bay’s largest all-inclusive play area, will close Sept. 15 for warranty repairs to its rubber surface.
Sep 13
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Palm Bay City Council to Tackle Development, Restore Public Comment Broadcast
The upcoming Palm Bay City Council meeting is to review two large-scale development projects amidst a new policy to broadcast public comments live…
Sep 12
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Palm Bay Millage Rate Set at 6.700
Palm Bay Council approved a tentative operating millage of 6.700 for FY 2025–26 in a 4–1 vote, alongside a unanimous debt millage and first readings of…
Sep 10
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Palm Bay Millage Rate Set at 6.700
Palm Bay City Council sets the operating millage rate at 6.700 for FY 2025-26, sparking a debate on taxes and city finances. Find out how this affects…
Sep 10
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Palm Bay Infrastructure Funding and City Council Actions
The Palm Bay City Council reinstates public comment broadcasts and approves a $1.1M sewer spill payment amidst critical debates over infrastructure…
Sep 5
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Palm Bay Budget Hearing: Last Chance to Challenge Cap Override
Palm Bay residents have one final chance to challenge the proposed tax cap override at the upcoming budget hearing. Learn what's at stake and how to get…
Sep 5
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Joy LLC’s Regulatory Advantage: Palm Bay’s Development Loophole
Joy LLC's Eden at Bayside Lakes proposal is reviewed under Palm Bay's old Land Development Code, giving the developer an advantage. Learn how this…
Sep 5
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Palm Bay board rejects townhomes
The Palm Bay Planning and Zoning Board met on September 3, 2025, to evaluate three development projects.
Sep 4
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Palm Bay Confronts Republic Services Over Contract Amid New Cart Rules
Residents of Palm Bay, get ready for a significant change that could affect your trash collection.
Sep 3
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August 2025
Navigating Growth: Palm Bay Development Proposals Test City’s Vision
Three major Palm Bay development proposals, including a contentious high-density infill project and a large annexation, are set to test the city's land…
Aug 28
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Residents & City Manager Engage in Frank Dialogue on Development, City Services
Palm Bay residents engage in a frank dialogue with City Manager Matthew Morton, discussing rapid development, the future of the Evans Center, and city…
Aug 26
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