Florida Senator Debbie Mayfield has sent a letter to Governor Ron DeSantis urging the suspension of Palm Bay Councilman Chandler Langevin after his anti-Indian social media posts.
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Florida Senator Debbie Mayfield has sent a letter to Governor Ron DeSantis urging the suspension of Palm Bay Councilman Chandler Langevin after his anti-Indian social media posts.
A special Palm Bay council meeting on Sept. 30 failed for lack of quorum. Mayor Medina hosted a town-hall style forum where residents condemned Councilman Langevin’s anti-Indian posts.
The 28th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival will close parts of Malabar Road and San Filippo Drive on October 4, 2025. Here's what you need to know about the event and road clos
Palm Bay is considering temporary left-turn closures on Malabar Road between San Filippo and I-95 to reduce traffic congestion. A public meeting will be held October 6.
Palm Bay Council to debate decorum rules and possible suspension request for Councilman Langevin after inflammatory remarks.
At Coffee with the City Manager on Sept. 30, residents pressed Palm Bay officials on development, code enforcement, traffic safety, and sustainability.
Palm Bay council will hold a special meeting Sept. 30, 2025, to address council conduct and decorum, sparked by Councilman Chandler Langevin’s controversial remarks.
Coffee with the City Manager is now a monthly event at Palm Bay City Hall, giving residents a chance to connect directly with City Manager Matthew Morton.
Palm Bay City Council will meet on October 2, 2025, with key agenda items including annexation, rezoning, utility projects, and legislative priorities.
The Oct. 1 Palm Bay Planning & Zoning meeting will focus on the proposed Cogan Plaza Self-Storage in Bayside Lakes, the only active item on the agenda.
Malabar Annex training exercise on Sept. 26 may cause loud noises, but it is a safe routine drill for readiness.
Palm Bay officials are proposing a property tax increase for Fiscal Year 2026 to fund critical public safety needs, raising questions about the city's voter-approved spending cap.