City of Marianna City Commission Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission meeting addressed a variety of municipal matters, including employee recognition for longevity and exceptional service, and public hearings on land development regulations and capital improvement elements. The Commission deliberated on planning and development reports, a conditional use development order for the local school board, and several policy matters, such as community parades. Significant agenda items included multiple grant and loan agreements with state agencies for water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure improvements, as well as the acceptance of drone technology grants for public safety. Additionally, the Commission discussed engineering fees for a public safety complex, various change orders for ongoing citywide improvement projects, and a settlement agreement regarding litigation.
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The City Commission met to discuss a settlement agreement regarding the case of Pettis vs. City of Marianna and to review a proposed Utility Assessment Policy.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City of Marianna Workshop Meeting
The board discussed the utility extension assessment policy, focusing on procedures for evaluating infrastructure extension requests for water, wastewater, and natural gas. The discussion covered technical feasibility, financial evaluation, cost allocation strategies, and the overall framework for decision-making regarding city participation in development projects.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Marianna City Commission Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission meeting agenda included several key items: presentations on employee longevity and recognition, public hearings regarding Land Development Regulations (LDR) updates and water well ordinances, and approval of the 2026-2027 Capital Improvement Element (CIE). The commission also addressed traffic shed planning, FDOT-funded projects such as taxiway rehabilitation and building modifications, and various municipal infrastructure projects, including sanitary sewer overflow prevention, wastewater improvements, and a utility impact fee study. Additionally, the commission reviewed contracts and change orders for the MERE Resiliency Hub, Public Safety Building improvements, water tank maintenance, and airport infrastructure, alongside organizational reports from the City Manager and Attorney.
