City Council Meeting — 9/08/2026 - 6:30 p.m.

The City of Titusville held a City Council meeting on September 8, 2026, where several procurement and policy matters were discussed. Key procurement-related topics included the appointment of Neil Parnell to the Board of Adjustments and Appeals, and a piggyback contract approval for fire prevention services aimed at outsourcing to improve efficiency and achieve cost savings. The council also discussed the city’s lobbying efforts in Tallahassee, debating the scope and priorities for a $35,000 lobbyist contract, with plans to refine the contract and project list in a future meeting. Additionally, ordinances were considered and approved regarding pet grooming services in neighborhood commercial zones, indoor recreational and commercial amusement uses in downtown mixed-use districts, and prohibiting large-scale data centers above a 20-megawatt threshold. The council addressed zoning and rezoning applications, including a proposal to rezone property to a general use agricultural district. Stormwater management and flooding issues were raised by citizens, with council members noting ongoing grant-funded projects to address drainage problems. The meeting also included discussion of an internal auditor’s report highlighting procurement and inventory control weaknesses in the police department, with investigations underway and plans for follow-up reporting. Finally, the council voted to cancel the second meeting in December 2026.