Hardee County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board addressed several administrative and economic development matters. Key actions included the approval of numerous grant applications for infrastructure, emergency equipment, and bridge replacement projects through the Rural Infrastructure Funding program. The board also adopted the U.S. 17 Corridor Economic Development Initiative, approved an amendment to the county's Comprehensive Plan, and authorized medical insurance rate increases for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the board finalized funding allocations for charitable applications and deliberated on specific consent agenda items concerning park infrastructure improvements.
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Hardee County Board Of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board approved several items, including agreements for special needs shelter usage and fire rescue services, and ratified multiple grant applications for debris management, transportation systems, and infrastructure feasibility studies. They approved a deductive change order for airport road repairs and the 2025 Tax Roll Recapitulation. The meeting included the approval of an ordinance to increase the Tourist Development Tax, subject to a referendum. Additionally, the Board authorized several grant applications for mosquito control, fire prevention, safety training, and firefighter staffing. Resolutions were adopted to update the building department fee schedule, rank proposals for building inspection services, and adjust speed limits on Bostick Road. The Board also awarded a bridge repair contract, discussed solid waste services, and made appointments to the Insurance and Wellness Committee and the Industrial Development Authority.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Hardy County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting featured a public comment session addressing ongoing fire department staffing shortages, including paramedic vacancies and compensation concerns. Additionally, the board received an annual report from the Community Redevelopment Agency, which covered statutory redevelopment goals, tax increment financing, and the status of local housing incentive programs.
