The commission held a work session to address various city business items and public concerns. Key topics discussed included a vehicle damage claim related to a pothole, citizen inquiries regarding water billing policies, and traffic safety concerns at major intersections. The commission reviewed a procurement request to replace an aging plotter in the engineering department and discussed a plan to replace two public works dump trucks. Additionally, the commission received an update on the ongoing process for the de-annexation of property located at 2706 Alley Street.
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The commission meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key agenda items included setting dates for upcoming quarterly budget hearings and the annual city retreat. The commission discussed the implementation of the GEMA homeland security grant to improve emergency management infrastructure and safety. A comprehensive update was provided regarding hurricane preparedness, focusing on emergency protocols, curfew enforcement, shelter provisions, and resident supply recommendations. Additionally, a presentation was given by Paycom regarding their HRIS platform and the benefits of transitioning to an automated, single-database HR system to replace manual, fragmented processes.
May 31, 2026·Board meeting
District 4 Town Hall
The town hall meeting addressed several operational and financial concerns for the district. Discussions covered the evolution of fire department and emergency medical services, specifically the response protocols during 'level zero' resource availability and the ongoing training of staff to paramedic levels. Financial topics included challenges related to rising insurance costs, workers' compensation expenses, and business tax collection. The meeting also highlighted the economic struggles faced by local pharmacies and the importance of advocating for relief at state and federal legislative levels, while encouraging community members to report issues to city officials.
Apr 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Waycross Commission Work Session
The commission discussed several items, including the surplus of old metal lockers and an ice machine from the fire department. Approval was granted to use FEMA grant funds for the purchase of a digital fire extinguisher training system and new turnout gear for the fire department. Additionally, the commission addressed housing development activities for the Bailey Street and College Street areas, focusing on the potential for rezoning to accommodate both single-family housing and workforce housing projects.
