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City Hall: “Extortion,” Lawsuits, and Open Warfare
City Manager drops a bombshell allegation of blackmail while Councilman Langevin calls Deputy Mayor Jaffy a “coward.” The “discomfort” has arrived.
Jan 9
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Thomas Gaume
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Traffic Alert: Major Palm Bay Road Closures Planned Through April 2026
FPL and Pike Construction beginning long-term utility work in Northeast Palm Bay; here is the full list of affected streets and travel times.
Jan 8
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Thomas Gaume
Palm Bay to Unveil Building E: A New Era for Resident Services
The City of Palm Bay officially opens Building E on January 22, 2026. Will this new facility successfully streamline municipal operations for a growing…
Jan 7
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Thomas Gaume
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Building E Update: City Hall Campus Expansion Relocations Begin
Palm Bay residents will see the Building Department and Utilities Customer Service move to a new modern facility this month.
Jan 6
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Thomas Gaume
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Major Lane Closures on Malabar Road Through Jan. 23
Utility construction between St. Johns Heritage Pkwy and Championship Circle will impact daytime commutes for nearly three weeks.
Jan 5
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Thomas Gaume
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Speak Up Brevard 2026: How to Turn Your Idea into County Law
Brevard County residents have until January 31 to bypass the typical “black hole” of public comment and force a formal legislative vote on their ideas…
Jan 5
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Thomas Gaume
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ROAD ADVISORY: City of Palm Bay Launches Comprehensive Pavement Study
Watch now | High-tech sensors and cameras will evaluate 791 miles of roadway to prioritize repairs and ensure the efficient use of GO Road Bond funds.
Jan 3
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Thomas Gaume
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December 2025
City Council Meeting Update: The Langevin Trial Countdown and Local Policy Shifts
Private legal strategy and public policy take center stage at City Hall this week.
Dec 31, 2025
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Thomas Gaume
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What to Expect: The January 7, 2026 Planning & Zoning Meeting and the Realignment of Palm Bay Growth
New leadership and a strategic “Level of Service” review shift Palm Bay’s development focus toward resident quality of life and infrastructure…
Dec 31, 2025
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Thomas Gaume
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The Future of the Save Our Indian River Lagoon Tax in Palm Bay
As a 2030 state deadline for septic upgrades approaches, upcoming county workshops offer a chance to refocus local tax dollars on long-term wastewater…
Dec 30, 2025
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Thomas Gaume
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Palm Bay Infrastructure and Resident Peace Take Center Stage at Final 2025 Meeting
As the year closes, the City Council approves a controversial traffic test and protects residents from weekend noise while raising new questions about…
Dec 19, 2025
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Thomas Gaume
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Winter Break is Coming. Here is the Plan.
A video advisory for parents (and the grandparents who help them).
Dec 18, 2025
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Thomas Gaume
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