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Council seatNaples City Council is considering changes to how it fills vacant mayor and council seats, including temporary appointments and longer deadlines for special elections.
Naples City Council is considering changes to how it fills vacant mayor and council seats, including temporary appointments and longer deadlines for special elections. Voters will elect a new council member Feb. 2 and decide how future vacancies get filled, with former vice mayor Terry Hutchison and Planning Advisory Board member Dan Barone running for the seat held by Linda Penniman, who died Oct. 20.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Gulfshore Business
Marco surveyMarco Island's citizen engagement survey drew 2,471 responses, and 77% of respondents consider the city better than nearby communities, though 56% believe it is headed in the wrong direction.
Marco Island's citizen engagement survey drew 2,471 responses, and 77% of respondents consider the city better than nearby communities, though 56% believe it is headed in the wrong direction. The full results are at cityofmarcoisland.com/article/3230915.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Miramar News
City HallNaples city leaders were set to meet Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.
Naples city leaders were set to meet Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. to review priorities for next year's legislative session. Requests include $5 million toward $25.2 million in stormwater and utility upgrades along 1st, 10th and 12th Streets South, and $5 million to rebuild Fire Station No. 2, which would include space for the city's emergency operations center.
News Notes · Thursday’s editionSource: Gulf Coast News and Weather