City Council Oct. 3 Public Comments and Direct Threats
Gulfport’s City Council October 3 public comments opened with a couple discussing an issue between a business owner and the police.
Patrick Heinzen October 13, 2023
Gulfport’s City Council October 3 public comments opened with a couple discussing an issue between a business owner and the police.
Patrick Heinzen October 13, 2023
Gulfport City Council’s October 3 approved purchases include library materials, building services, vehicles, playground upgrades, and more.
Patrick Heinzen October 13, 2023
Gulfport City Council’s October 3 approved ordinances includes employee retirement benefits and affordable housing.
Patrick Heinzen October 12, 2023
With new plans for the senior center, City Council contracted with Kinetic Fundraising to help with raising money.
Patrick Heinzen October 6, 2023
These are some examples of things overheard at Gulfport Council’s October 3 meeting. Comments include tensions between council members.
Patrick Heinzen September 26, 2023
Readers asked what they should do with their boats while the Gulfport dinghy dock and Williams Pier is under construction.
Patrick Heinzen September 25, 2023
On Sept. 18, the Gulfport City Council discussed the Ad Valorem Tax Levy and the City’s operating budget, and maintenance worker positions.
Patrick Heinzen September 21, 2023
To tree or not to tree? Gulfport City Council discusses a new tree ordinance that would make removing trees more difficult for individuals.
Patrick Heinzen September 16, 2023
Multiple readers asked us what’s happening with Gulfport Family Restaurant recently. Here’s what we know right now.
Patrick Heinzen September 16, 2023
Gulfport City Council approved two resolutions to receive financial assistance grants from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Patrick Heinzen September 8, 2023
At the Sept. 5 Gulfport City Council met to discuss Gulfport’s operating budget. Citizens spoke up on what will happen with the money.
Patrick Heinzen September 8, 2023
These are some examples of things overheard at Gulfport Council’s September 5 meeting. Comments ranged from water issues to the lei festival.
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