Gulfport Council on BCYC Proposal: Take It or Leave It
Gulfport City Council signaled they will not negotiate further on a proposal for a new agreement for Boca Ciega Yacht Club.
Gulfport City Manager Jim O'Reilly
Little Free Pantry Removed, Returned to Gulfport Church
Based on what a citizen unaffiliated with the Gulfport Presbyterian Church, the City of Gulfport removed a little free pantry from the church’s property – much to the surprise and dismay of church representatives, who expressed outrage over the unauthorized removal.
Gulfport Urges Caution as COVID Cases Surge
As COVID-19 cases surge in Pinellas County, municipalities look for ways to help stem the spread after state restrictions on mandates.
Council Talks Money, Noise
Gulfport Council continues their discussion on $5 million in COVID relief funds; a new noise ordinance goes for a test drive and the LGBTQ Resource Center gets a check.
Gulfport Council Talks Marina Redevelopment, Noise Complaints
On April 20, Gulfport residents petitioned council to hold more open, public discussion on marina redevelopment plans, complained about noise, and council considered an HRO board.
Housekeeping as Council Resumes In-person Meetings
Gulfport Council socially distanced at the Catherine Hickman Theater on October 6 to discuss housekeeping items, a potential public safety bill and more.
Gulfport City Council in a Pickle?
Gulfport opens City Hall, PD, gives updates on pier repairs, but hits a stumbling block on next year’s budget: pickle ball courts.
Gulfport’s HRO: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Gulfport City Council added bullying and cyber-bullying to the city’s Human Rights Ordinance, but how does that get enforced?
