Gulfport Council Removes Flock Camera Funding From Budget
Gulfport City Council votes 3-2 to remove $9,000 for Flock license-plate cameras, citing privacy, data ownership, and security concerns.
Christopher Collier September 18, 2026
Gulfport City Council votes 3-2 to remove $9,000 for Flock license-plate cameras, citing privacy, data ownership, and security concerns.
Christopher Collier September 18, 2026
Gulfport City Council approved its FY27 budget after changes to tree funding, council pay, and a vacant Leisure Services position.
Christopher Collier September 18, 2026
Gulfport City Council delayed commercial marina rates while approving garbage rate increases and updated recreation and Senior Center fees.
Christopher Collier September 4, 2026
Gulfport Council passed its budget with no millage rate increase, though property tax revenue will rise as values climb this year.
Christopher Collier September 4, 2026
On Sept. 3, Gulfport Council debated lobbying, grants, recreation cuts, and the dog run—plus a push to save public comment for residents.
Trei Johnson August 6, 2026
Gulfport Council delayed e-bike rules, seeking safety data before considering sidewalk bans, speed limits, and temporary event restrictions.
Trei Johnson August 6, 2026
Gulfport approved its 2027 special events calendar, adding four new events while weighing higher organizer fees to reduce city costs.
Trei Johnson August 6, 2026
Comments we overheard at the Aug. 4 Gulfport City Council meeting included flock cameras, companion contracts, and GeckoFest.
Trei Johnson July 24, 2026
Comments we overheard at the July 21 Gulfport City Council meeting included utility billing, the Casino docks, and the Lions Club.
Trei Johnson July 9, 2026
On July 7, Gulfport City Council approved pension service credit for employees, police, and firefighters on workers’ compensation leave.
Trei Johnson July 9, 2026
Gulfport City Council approved a censure policy creating a formal process to investigate misconduct and publicly reprimand officials.
Trei Johnson July 9, 2026
Comments we overheard at the July 7 Gulfport City Council meeting included Independence Day, rainwater, and signs.
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