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Town Approves 17 Resolutions Through October

The town adopted 17 resolutions through Oct. 13, including budget amendments, staffing approvals and fee adjustments.

10/16/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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The town adopted 17 resolutions through Oct. 13, covering budget amendments, meeting date changes, police and EMS staffing, appointments and fee adjustments.

The resolutions included budget amendments on April 14, June 9 and Aug. 19. On May 12, the town approved two new EMS positions through Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue District. The town appointed Noah M. Daiker, Esq., as town attorney on May 28.

On Aug. 19, the town updated the building department fee schedule. On Sept. 21, officials set the millage rate and approved the final budget.

The town rescheduled its March 10 meeting to March 11 and adjusted August and September council meetings. On Oct. 13, the town reappointed Ann-Marie Brooks to Forward Pinellas, a regional planning initiative, and approved a right-of-way vacation.

Municipalities use resolutions to formalize decisions on specific matters that do not require an ordinance. The town posts its resolutions to provide a record of governance decisions.

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