Gulfport Council Votes 3-2 to Give Itself Raise
Council voted 3-2 to give itself a pay raise, the first since 2017. Gulfport’s mayor currently makes $14,400 per year, while council members bring home $10,800 annually.
Mike Sunnucks February 16, 2022
Council voted 3-2 to give itself a pay raise, the first since 2017. Gulfport’s mayor currently makes $14,400 per year, while council members bring home $10,800 annually.
Mike Sunnucks February 10, 2022
The Gulfport City Council voted at its Feb. 1 meeting to buy a new command vehicle for the city’s fire department. GFP will use the truck for investigations, inspections, and – potentially – water rescues in hurricanes and storms.
Mike Sunnucks January 7, 2022
Council discussed hybrid patrol cars, Pride celebrations, no parking signs, and a collective bargaining agreement at its Jan. 4 meeting. There was also a heated exchange between the mayor and a resident.
Mike Sunnucks December 24, 2021
Because no one but the incumbents filed papers to run for Gulfport City Council, the city will not have elections in 2022.
Abby Baker December 6, 2021
Gulfport’s local election is in March of 2022, and the qualifying period for mayoral and Ward I and III candidates is from Dec. 6 through Dec. 13.
Jim McConville November 4, 2021
A Gulfport woman’s request that Gulfport City Council pass a resolution supporting women’s control over their reproductive organs led to a debate on the dais.
The Gabber March 24, 2021
Volunteers at the Great Clam Bayou Cleanup hauled some 470 pounds of trash out of the nature preserve on Saturday, March 20.
Laura Mulrooney October 7, 2020
Bad weather may have kept some folks away, but the Gulfport Sustainability Committee’s drive-in movie night fundraiser may not be it’s last.
Laura Mulrooney September 5, 2020
Gulfport opens City Hall, PD, gives updates on pier repairs, but hits a stumbling block on next year’s budget: pickle ball courts.
Laura Mulrooney August 11, 2020
At the August 4 Gulfport Council meeting, councilmembers spent the bulk of their time discussing future development projects and a review of the proposed budget.
Laura Mulrooney August 10, 2020
Gulfport’s new mobile food vendor ordinance doesn’t mean the town’s streets are now fair game for food vendors.
Laura Mulrooney August 5, 2020
At the virtual council meeting August 4 council discussed future improvements, including a possible new public safety complex and marina updates.
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