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Panama City Launches 4 Monthly Video Series for Residents

Panama City launches a new monthly video series featuring commissioners, the mayor, the city manager and parks updates. Residents can access the videos on the city's website, social media and YouTube.

Staff Writer
06/11/2026 · Panama City edition

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Panama City officials will release four monthly video series beginning this month to update residents on city projects and community issues.

Ward Wednesday will feature city commissioners discussing local projects and events in their wards. The Mayor's Monthly Message will cover key city initiatives and public safety reminders. Sit Down with the City Manager will offer in-depth conversations about major projects and strategic priorities. Parks Progress will highlight developments at Panama City parks and recreational facilities.

The city will distribute videos through its website, social media platforms and YouTube channel. Officials said the structured schedule aims to provide consistent communication from city leadership.

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