The City of Palm Bay is committed to maintaining open, transparent, and effective communication with our residents. As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure a positive and productive online presence, the City has made the decision to disable public comments on the Facebook pages for the City of Palm Bay Mayor’s Office, Palm Bay Police Department, Palm Bay Fire Rescue, and Palm Bay Parks & Recreation and the Instagram pages for Palm Bay Police Department and Palm Bay Fire Rescue.

During the meeting, Councilman Chandler Langevin raised concerns about the financial burden on residents, emphasizing that a $100 ticket could significantly impact working-class families. “If you’re living paycheck to paycheck and get hit with a $100 ticket, that means you might have to skip a dinner out or other local spending. That affects our local economy,” he said. The financial breakdown of the fines was also discussed, revealing that of the $100 citation, $60 goes to the municipality, with $39 going to the City of Palm Bay and $21 going to RedSpeed.

Palm Bay, FL – Following the controversial firing of former City Manager Suzanne Sherman, the Palm Bay City Council is moving forward in its search for a permanent replacement. With 115 applications submitted before the February 28th deadline, the selection process is now underway, with critical decisions looming in the coming weeks. Interim City Manager […]