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• Mar 11, 2025·Council

  Regular Council Meeting

  The Freeport City Council met on March 11, 2025, to conduct routine business including approving community events, moving forward on sewer infrastructure projects, and considering changes to county service agreements. New Councilwoman Heather Hurst was sworn in, and the council recognized several employees for their service and performance. Major approvals included a change order for the US 331 South Sewer Improvements, permission to advertise bids for the Bay Area Sewer Expansion septic-to-sewer project, and support for a swimming lesson voucher program through the Walton County Health Department. The council also approved several community events, an additional parks employee, and a fountain donation to the Community Center. Councilwoman Haffner raised concerns about the city's mosquito control costs and proposed a workshop to review interlocal agreements with the county.

  • Roads & infrastructureUS 331 South Sewer Improvements – Change Order #1
  • Roads & infrastructureBay Area Sewer Expansion Phase 1 – Permission to Advertise for Construction Bids
• Feb 27, 2025·Council

  Regular Council Meeting

  The Freeport City Council met on February 27, 2025, to discuss routine city business and address a council vacancy. The council approved several infrastructure projects including resurfacing Azalea Drive for $18,300, installing a new crosswalk north of Stowaway Storage, and two change orders for the Community Center totaling $62,500. They also approved Change Order #7 for the wastewater treatment plant expansion ($101,961.03, subject to USDA approval), the final phase of the Hammock Bay residential development (162 single-family homes), and events including the Fourth of July parade and Springfest Eggstravaganza. The Planning Director noted concerns about illegal off-premise signage in the city and proposed a quarterly public awareness campaign. Most significantly, following Councilman Day's resignation on February 24, the council appointed Heather Ray Hurst (Chairwoman of the Planning Board) to fill the vacant council seat for the remainder of his term, with TJ Kent appointed to the Planning Board vacancy that resulted.

  • Roads & infrastructureAzalea Drive Resurfacing
  • Roads & infrastructureCrosswalk Installation
• Feb 11, 2025·Council

  Regular Council Meeting

  The Freeport City Council held a regular meeting on February 11, 2025, at 9:03 a.m. The council approved a consent agenda that included bills, prior meeting minutes, and revenue and expenditure reports. In substantive votes, the council approved the purchase of two sewer trucks from Triangle for $34,217.30 each, approved submitting grant applications for improvements at Barrier Free Park and Ronnie Brannon Memorial Park, authorized Planning Director Hughes-Neel to attend a Public Policy Workshop for $400 with hotel and travel expenses of $500, and approved a freestanding library at Barrier Free Park by the Florida Key Club. The council also read a Flood Awareness Week proclamation. All votes passed unanimously.

  • Roads & infrastructurePurchase of Two Sewer Trucks
• Jan 14, 2025·Council

  Regular Council Meeting

  The Freeport City Council met on January 14, 2025, and approved several routine items on the consent agenda including bills, meeting minutes, and a Budget Amendment #2. The council then voted on several substantive matters: approving a utility easement for Chelco to provide power to the Community Center, purchasing a new air conditioning unit for City Hall from Odis Brown for $10,200, approving an easement and transfer of 10 ERCs (Environmental Resource Credits) to Alaqua Animal Refuge for a lift station at 20 East on Quail Run, and adopting an Interlocal Agreement with Walton County School District for joint use of athletic fields. The council also held a first reading of two ordinances for the Carr Large Scale Amendment and Zoning Assignment covering approximately 1,056.76 acres of undeveloped land near Highway 20 and County Road 3280, with plans for mixed-use, industrial, and residential development including a sports complex, sheriff's substation, and school to be donated to the county and school district. Staff provided updates on City Hall air conditioning, wastewater infrastructure, parks maintenance, and ongoing property acquisition for the Marquis Way project.

  • Roads & infrastructureMarquis Way Property Acquisition - Informational Update
  • Roads & infrastructureTPO Tentative Work Program

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