The City Council meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Discussions focused on code enforcement procedures regarding witness requirements and reporting, updates on water plant infrastructure improvements and water loss percentages, and the status of utility department compliance. The council reviewed progress on state-funded projects, including equipment and facility upgrades, alongside status reports on hurricane damage reimbursements from FEMA. Additionally, the council discussed generator installations, fire department training initiatives, and finalized state appropriation details for city infrastructure projects.
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Community Redevelopment Agency Board of Port Richey Regular Meeting
The Board discussed and reviewed the Sustainable Redevelopment Incentive Program, which aims to provide tax rebates and incentives for qualifying projects that support economic development, environmental sustainability, and social improvements. The Board also reviewed the status of various ongoing projects, including waterfront property acquisitions, infrastructure improvements, and park design and development plans.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Richie City Council Town Hall Meeting
The meeting began with recognition of a fatality from a recent fire in the city. The City Manager outlined the ground rules for the quarterly town hall, emphasizing open discussion and respect. Updates were provided regarding upcoming city events, including a Seafood Festival on March 14th featuring over 50 vendors, a kids zone, a golf cart poker run, and live music from multiple artists. Other planned events include a fishing tournament in April, a Lines for Liberty outing in May, the Boom on the Bayou event with fireworks in late June, and the Mayor's Ball on September 11th to honor first responders. Discussion also covered potential future events such as additional fishing tournaments, a kayak riata, and the revival of cardboard boat races. Furthermore, updates were given on the waterfront development plans awaiting planning zoning approval, the status of the Grand Boulevard crossing project which is dependent on state appropriation matching, and the Charlie Kirk Drive renaming request which requires a resident petition. Finally, there was an update on the state appropriation process for a new Vector truck and the Grand Boulevard crossing, noting that funds are currently in the Senate budget but require final approval and disbursement timing around July 1st. There was also discussion about renaming a small park on Washington Street currently named after Reverend Cook.
Jan 13, 2026·Board meeting
Community Redevelopment Agency Workshop
Key discussions during the workshop included the development of a five-year strategic plan for the CRA, and requirements for extending the CRA's sunset date. Agency business covered redevelopment incentives, where options such as a 50% cap, a tiered payout system, and seawall requirements for waterfront properties were discussed. The Board also reviewed changes to the Residential Grant Program, focusing on City procurement of contractors, income threshold-based qualification, exception policies for up-front payments, and fund segregation for lower-income families. The Board provided consensus to direct staff to revise the residential grant program.
