Brenda Fettrow

This document contains the official minutes for the City Council meeting.

The council recognized the School Resource Officer at Rockledge High School as the Brevard Public Schools Employee of the Year. Several planning and zoning applications were approved, including voluntary annexations and comprehensive plan amendments for properties on Pluckebaum Road and Barnes Boulevard. The council approved the pre-design exploration and funding for a new Public Safety Regional Training Center. Additionally, the council appointed a new City Clerk and approved various consent business items, including mosquito control services, a state grant, and infrastructure projects. The meeting also included reports from city staff and members of the council regarding various community events and upcoming administrative transitions.

The meeting focused on public hearings for voluntary annexations, comprehensive plan amendments, and zoning classification designations for multiple parcels on Flypark Drive. The commission reviewed staff analysis regarding land use, sewer infrastructure requirements, and consistency with the city's comprehensive plan. Recommendations for approval for all annexation, amendment, and zoning requests were forwarded to the City Council.

The meeting included a mayoral proclamation regarding Water Conservation Month and reports from the Community Redevelopment Agency Board of Commissioners, which involved the selection of a Chair and Vice Chair for the 2026 calendar year and the receipt of the fiscal year 2025 audit. Additionally, the Council approved the Barton Boulevard Revitalization Project and formally accepted the City Manager's annual performance evaluation, which resulted in a superior rating.

The meeting featured a presentation regarding the upcoming Raider Pride Golf Classic fundraiser for school projects. The Mayor recognized the Employee of the Quarter for the first quarter of 2026. The council received the Financial/Budget Report for March 2026 and accepted the minutes from the Fire Employees' and General Employees' Retirement Boards. Several reappointments and one appointment were made to the Community Redevelopment Agency Board of Commissioners and The Rockledge Environmental Enhancement Board. The Council authorized an agreement for Fire Department response software and accepted a land donation. Reports included updates on the City Clerk recruitment process, school graduation schedules, and the City Manager's upcoming retirement, alongside reports from council members regarding various local events and appointments.