Safety and Privacy Can Coexist: Why Gulfport Uses Flock Cameras
Gulfport Police Chief Mary Farrand makes the case for the city’s Flock license plate readers after City Council voted 3-2 to cut funding.
Mary Farrand October 16, 2026
Gulfport Police Chief Mary Farrand makes the case for the city’s Flock license plate readers after City Council voted 3-2 to cut funding.
Mary Farrand October 15, 2026
Rather than a traditional police blotter, GPD sent us a sampling of services the police provided in Gulfport from October 8-14.
The Gabber October 15, 2026
Read the October 15 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about Amendment 3.
Mason Chambless October 14, 2026
Gulfport Public Library’s Reading Isn’t Ruff! lets kids read aloud to therapy dogs monthly, with a costumed Halloween session Oct. 21.
Sam Henderson October 13, 2026
In Free Bananas, Sam Henderson says Amendment 3 would cost Gulfport nearly $2 million by 2028 and threaten city services. He says vote no.
Lynn Taylor October 12, 2026
Two years after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, ‘Gulfport Rising’ contributors reflect on loss, recovery, and the community that carried them.
Cameron Healy October 11, 2026
Here’s the listing of October 4-11 Gulfport real estate sales, including homes and condos throughout Gulfport, Florida.
Christopher Collier October 9, 2026
At the Oct. 6 meeting, a consultant told Gulfport City Council current fees would take 170 years to fund an $85 million stormwater need.
Christopher Collier October 9, 2026
The Gulfport City Council took up Flock cameras again, named a City-owned property, and changed a Fire Department position at its Oct. 6 regular meeting. Flock Cameras Return to Discussion Council agreed to put Flock cameras on a future agenda after questions about when the City would shut them off. Ward I Councilmember Jennifer Daunch […]
Mary Farrand October 8, 2026
Rather than a traditional police blotter, GPD sent us a sampling of services the police provided in Gulfport from October 1-7.
The Gabber October 8, 2026
Read the October 8 letters to the editor of ‘The Gabber Newspaper’. This week: comments about news coverage.
Mason Chambless October 7, 2026
Gulfport’s first City-hosted 5K raised more than $4,000 for Operation Santa, bringing runners, families, and volunteers to the waterfront.
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