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Stay Informed: City of Stuart Alert Center
City of Stuart Alert Center Welcome to the City of Stuart's Alert Center. This page is designed to keep you informed about important news, events, and alerts from your local government. Please check back frequently for the latest updates. [Placeholder for alert list/items]
Town Meetings Calendar
Town Calendar | Davie, FL Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Town Calendar Calendar October 2026 S M T W T F S 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Tue, Oct. 6 Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee Wed, Oct. 7 Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Wed, Oct. 7 Town Council Meeting Sat, Oct. 10 Gardens Matter Day and Free Tree Giveaway Tue, Oct. 13 Cancelled: Planning & Zoning Board Wed, Oct. 21 Senator Geller's District 5 Roundtable Luncheon View All /Calendar.aspx Please be advised that the State of Florida has broad public records laws. It is the policy of the State of Florida that all records of the state or political subdivisions of the state are open for public inspection and copying, subject to certain exemptions. This policy is embodied in the Florida Constitution. In recognition of these policies, the Town of Davie has established this Internet Privacy Policy. When you use our site, you are acknowledging that any personal information you provide is subject to Florida’s Public Records Laws as stated in Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and Article I, Section 24, of the Florida Constitution. Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow
Coastal Cadence Line Dancing Level 3
Challenge yourself with faster-paced choreography, more complex combinations, and advanced line dance techniques. Designed for experienced line dancers looking to sharpen their skills and have fun on the dance floor. Pre-Registration is Recommended. See More Recreation Activities 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM | Monday, October 5, 2026 10th Street Community Center 724 SE 10th Street, Stuart FL 34994 Register Here $5 per class 772.288.5340
Holiday Tree Lighting
Holiday Tree Lighting Date: Friday, December 1, 2023 Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location: Palm Springs Village Center Join us for a magical evening as we kick off the holiday season with our annual Holiday Tree Lighting celebration! This cherished community event promises a night of festive fun for all ages. We will be welcoming Santa Claus, who will be arriving to spread holiday cheer and listen to children's wishes. Enjoy the delightful sounds of the Palm Springs High School Jazz Band, providing live entertainment throughout the evening. Complimentary refreshments will be served, making it a perfect way to enjoy a winter evening. This event is a wonderful opportunity to connect with neighbors and celebrate the spirit of the holidays together. We look forward to seeing you there!
Sweetwater Residents: Stay Informed with the City Calendar
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Topics in American History: Elections
Topics in American History: Elections Library Events 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM | Monday, October 5, 2026 Library 365 73rd Ave, St. Pete Beach FL 33706 Tuesday, October 6, 3:30-5:00pm Topics in American History: Elections. Presented by historian David Busch, an examination of US Elections.
Redevelopment and Neighborhood Services
Redevelopment | Daytona Beach, FL - Official Website Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Search Home Departments Redevelopment and Neighborhood Services Redevelopment Division Responsibilities The Redevelopment Division is primarily responsible for the creation, implementation and management of projects and programs in accordance with the policies and recommendations set forth in four community redevelopment plans that comprise five redevelopment districts. The five districts are: Ballough Road Downtown Main Street Midtown South Atlantic The Redevelopment and Neighborhood Services Department works closely with the Community Development Department. Support The division provides staff support to the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), which sets policy and approves the budget and expenditures for each redevelopment trust fund. Division staff also support three Redevelopment Area Boards (RAB) that serve in an advisory role to the CRA, and the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), a special district established for the primary purpose to promote and improve the downtown area. Use of Funds The city has dedicated funds for public infrastructure, residential and commercial grants and neighborhood enhancements within each of the districts. The staff works with neighborhood groups, businesses and the development community to improve the quality of life and create a positive environment for continued investment. Annual Report Each year the Community Redevelopment Agency produces an annual report to highlight accomplishments in redevelopment areas and to provide financial information. See the most recent annual report (PDF). Contact Us Ken Thomas Redevelopment Director Phone: (386) 671-8188 Government Websites by CivicPlus®
Riverfront Master Plan
Riverfront Master Plan Waterfront Improvements The purpose of the Riverfront Master Plan is to develop a guiding document for improvements to the waterfront by designing promenades and park features that will complement existing cultural facilities and downtown commercial and residential uses. The Riverfront Master Plan will be consistent with the goals of the adopted Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Redevelopment Area. The redevelopment plan calls for a master plan for the development of the downtown waterfront that includes linear park development with emphasis on greater uses and public access to the Halifax River cultural and historic sites. View the Riverfront Master Plan Report (PDF) Opens in New Window .
Commercial Property Improvement & Professional Design Assistance
Commercial Property Improvement & Professional Design Assistance Purpose The appearances of the City’s Redevelopment Area Commercial Districts play an important role in creating a positive image of the business districts to attract new businesses and encourage business expansion. This program will provide incentives for businesses located in the Redevelopment areas. This program will provide assistance for improving the interior and exterior of all commercial buildings to meet building codes, increase occupancy and improve the business climate in the form of a 0% interest rate loan, forgivable after 2 years with a maximum amount of $50,000. In addition to commercial property improvements, projects may be eligible for professional design assistance in the form of a 0% interest rate loan, forgivable after 2 years with a maximum amount of $20,000. Eligibility Commercial properties located in any one of the five CRAs are eligible to apply for grants, provided the business is a conforming use and has a Business Tax Receipt (BTR). Project funding Existing or New businesses may receive awards up to 80% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $50,000 for Interior and Exterior Improvement. For projects seeking design and improvement funding, the design grant will be a 50% match, up to $20,000 from the applicable Redevelopment Trust Fund. Application Application (PDF) Additional information about the Commercial & Design Assistance (PDF)
Midtown Master Plan
Midtown Master Plan Background April 13, 2010 Andrew Chin, Assistant Dean, Director of Architecture Programs, at Florida A&M University School of Architecture and his colleague, Professor Craig Huffman, were invited to the Midtown Redevelopment Area Board meeting to discuss their community outreach services and the possibility of creating a master plan for the Midtown area. The board endorsed the idea and on July 7, 2010 the City of Daytona Beach Community Redevelopment Agency approved a contract with Florida A&M University to create the Midtown Master Plan. Process Over a dozen graduate architecture students joined Professor Huffman to survey the entire redevelopment area and interview residents and businesses. Several community workshops were held along with monthly updates at the Midtown Redevelopment Board meetings. Over 18 months later the public's vision of Midtown has crystallized into the final Master Plan. On December 13, 2011 the Midtown Redevelopment Area Board voted unanimously to forward the plan to the Community Redevelopment Agency for approval. View the Plan View the Midtown Master Plan (PDF). For more information about the plan, please contact Michele Toliver, Project Manager, at (386) 671-8185.
Redevelopment Plans
Redevelopment Plans | Daytona Beach, FL - Official Website Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Search Home Departments Redevelopment and Neighborhood Services Redevelopment Plans Redevelopment Plans View Plans Downtown / Ballough Road Redevelopment Plan (PDF) Main Street Redevelopment Plan (PDF) Midtown Redevelopment Plan (PDF) South Atlantic Redevelopment Plan (PDF) Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow
Grants
Grants Redevelopment Grants Each year the city allocates funding for several different grants, which are available for residential and small business property owners. While each grant has its own criteria, they are all available yearround and once a completed application is submitted, take about 10 business days to process. These grants are intended to help residential and small business owners make investments to their property. The grants are available in the Ballough Road, Downtown, Main Street, Midtown and South Atlantic areas, which are designated Community Redevelopment Areas. With this designation, a portion of the property taxes are allocated for reinvestment into the area. For more information about the grants, call (386) 671-8188. Grant Application Process
Small Projects Commercial and Business Incentive program
Small Projects Commercial and Business Incentive program Purpose The purpose is to provide incentives in the form of matching grants to encourage the retention and relocation of businesses to the Redevelopment Areas. The program will provide assistance for improving the interior and exterior of all commercial buildings to meet building codes, increase occupancy and improve the business climate. Eligibility Commercial properties located in any one of the five CRAs are eligible to apply for grants, provided the business is a conforming use and has a Business Tax Receipt (BTR). Any existing or new business within the City of Daytona Beach Redevelopment area. Project Funding Existing Businesses Existing businesses may receive awards of up to 50% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $15,000. New Businesses New, expanded or relocated businesses may receive awards of up to 75% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $20,000. Application Application (PDF) Additional information about the Small Projects Commercial & Business Incentive Program (PDF)
Grant Application Process
Grant Application Process Step One Applicant completes the application with a detailed outline of the proposed project, including: Photos, showing existing conditions. Detailed drawing showing proposed improvements. Scope of work. Sample colors for facade and signs. Project budget Please bring the completed application with the above mentioned items to: 301 S. Ridgewood AvenueRoom 240Daytona Beach, FL 32115-2451 Any questions call (386) 671-8180 Step Two Redevelopment staff reviews the project to ensure compliance with program guidelines. Step Three Applicant presents plans to the Permits and Licensing Division for compliance with applicable building and design codes. Step Four Applicant commences work within 30 days of obtaining a building permit. Step Five Upon completion, redevelopment staff approves work and issues a Certificate of Completion. Applicant provides staff with documentation of project, permits, Certificate of Completion, canceled checks or paid receipts. Important Notes Projects must meet all city code requirements. Applicants are responsible for acquiring necessary city permits. All improvements must meet redevelopment design guidelines. Projects must receive written approval from the redevelopment office before any work begins. Projects may require Historic Preservation Board or Community Redevelopment Agency approvals. All improvements must complement the size and shape of the building's architectural style and the colors chosen shall be harmonious with the neighboring structures. The applicant cannot owe the city any money.
Upper Floor Residential Grant
Upper Floor Residential Grant | Daytona Beach, FL - Official Website Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Search Home Departments Redevelopment and Neighborhood Services Grants Upper Floor Residential Grant Upper Floor Residential Grant Purpose The purpose of this grant is to provide incentives in the form of matching grants to encourage the conversion of upper floors of existing commercial structures to multiple residential units in the Downtown Redevelopment Area. Eligibility Any existing multi-story commercial building in the RDD-1 and RDD-2 zoning districts in the Downtown Redevelopment Area is eligible to apply for assistance. In general, the intent of the grant is to assist with the conversion of existing commercial buildings to multiple residential units. Eligible Residential Improvement Costs related to build-out for residential units; including but not limit to:Electrical Plumbing (bathrooms and kitchens) HV/AC Systems Walls and structural elements Improvements to meet the requirements for the American Disabilities Act Improvements to meet the requirements for the National Fire Prevention Act Project FundingEligible projects may receive awards of up to $7,500 per unit developed, with no single grant exceeding $75,000. Application Upper Floor Residential Grant Application (PDF) Additional information about the Upper Floor Residential Grant program (PDF) Government Websites by CivicPlus®
Residential Facade Grant
Purpose The purpose of the façade grant program is to provide assistance for improving building appearance and encouraging investment in single-family homes in zoned single-family redevelopment areas. Eligibility Homesteaded single-family homeowners in the Downtown, Main Street and Midtown Redevelopment Areas are eligible, providing the following is met: Applicant must be the owner of a single-family residential property with a homestead exemption or proposing to convert a residential property to qualify for a homestead exemption, subject to the criteria in Section IV A. Permitted use in the zoning district Chain link fence cannot be in the front yard of the home (read yard is acceptable). Grant funds can be used to remove or replace the chain link fences with picket fences. Eligible Exterior Improvements The intent of the grant is for visible improvements to the exterior façade for residential buildings. Removal of false façade (front) Restoration to the building's original constructed materials Stucco or clapboard restoration Painting (colors must be approved) Windows or door repair or replacement Porch replacement and carpentry Picket fences in front of buildings Removal or replacement of front yard chain link fences Awnings (including the removal of old awnings and canopies and installation of new canvas awnings) Installation of front lawn landscaping and irrigation Installation of brick or textured pavement Replace historic, barrel tile roofs Roof repair (Midtown Redevelopment Area only) Installation of air conditioning units (Midtown Redevelopment Area only) Project Funding Existing owner-occupied homes will be eligible for up to 50% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $5,000. Two estimates from a licensed contractor are required. Application Residential Facade Grant Application (PDF) Residential Facade Grant Application for properties in Midtown (PDF) Additional information about the Residential Facade Grant program (PDF)
Historic Preservation Grant
Historic Preservation Grants Purpose The purpose of the Historic Building Preservation Grant Program is to provide incentives in the form of matching grants to encourage the renovation and rehabilitation of historic buildings based on the Secretary of the Interior's Standards in redevelopment areas. Eligibility Any buildings (residential or commercial) individually listed on the City of Daytona Beach Local Historic Register or a contributing structure to a designated local historic district within any of the redevelopment areas are eligible to apply for assistance. Eligible Projects In general, the intent of the grant is for visible improvements to the exterior façade of the historic structure or to assist with improvements to the building to ensure its economic viability by meeting applicable building codes. This includes: Improvements to the exterior of the building façade, including, but not limited to: Repair of wood siding or brickwork Installation of replacement windows or doors Repainting that is consistent with approved historic color scheme Removal of nonhistorical facades and signs Improvements to meet the requirements for the American Disabilities Act Improvements to meet the requirements for the National Fire Prevention Act (commercial buildings only) Improvements to meet the requirements for the National Electrical Code Project Funding Historic Commercial Facade Grants Eligible projects may receive awards of up to 25% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $75,000. Grants for commercial project may be applied for one time. Historic Residential Façade Grants Eligible projects may receive awards of up to 50% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $15,000. Application Historic Preservation Grant Application (PDF) Additional information about the Historic Building Preservation Grant program (PDF)
Landscape Improvement Grant
Purpose The intent of the program is to improve the landscaping in the front and on scenic setbacks on major thoroughfares within the redevelopment areas. Eligibility Any commercial property along major thoroughfares or major corridors in redevelopment areas is eligible to apply for assistance. The following are major thoroughfares or corridors in redevelopment areas: Atlantic Avenue (South Atlantic & Main Street Redevelopment Areas) Beach Street (Downtown & Ballough Road Redevelopment Areas) Fairview Avenue (Downtown & Ballough Road Redevelopment Areas) George Engram Boulevard (Midtown Redevelopment Area) International Speedway Boulevard (Midtown, Downtown, Main Street & Ballough South Atlantic Redevelopment Areas) Main Street (Main Street Redevelopment Area) Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard (Midtown Redevelopment Area) Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard (Midtown Redevelopment Area) Mason Avenue (Ballough Road Redevelopment Area) Nova Road (Midtown Redevelopment Area) Oakridge Boulevard (Main Street Redevelopment Area) Orange Avenue (Midtown & Downtown Redevelopment Areas) Peninsula Drive (Main Street Redevelopment Area) Ridgewood Avenue (Downtown Redevelopment Area) Eligible projects Visible improvement within front yards or scenic setbacks include: Professional landscape designs and installation Installation of irrigation system and irrigation meter (reuse water, if available) Plant material and mulch Hardscape plazas (where appropriate in pedestrian areas) Decorative walls, fencing and planters Project funding Projects are funded up to 50% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $15,000. Improvements made using 100% Florida friendly plants from Floridayards.org plant list may receive awards up to 75% of the total project cost with no single grant exceeding $15,000. Grant reimbursements are made over three years and are subject to maintenance of landscape improvements. Limitations Properties are eligible for a Landscape Improvement Grant one time. Additional information about the Landscape Improvement Grant program (PDF) For an application, visit the Document Center (PDF) or call (386) 671-8180 for more information.
Lease Subsidy Grant
Lease Subsidy Grant Purpose The purpose of the Lease Subsidy Grant Program is to provide incentives in the form of matching grants to encourage the relocation of businesses to the City of Daytona Beach Community Redevelopment Areas and to support existing business. The intent of the program is to increase and maintain the occupancy rates of commercial buildings with the redevelopment areas. The program assists retail merchants, restaurants, and professional offices with costs related to leasing buildings within the redevelopment areas. Eligibility Commercial properties located in any one of the five CRAs are eligible to apply for grants, provided the business is a conforming use and has a Business Tax Receipt (BTR). Any existing or new business locating within the City of Daytona Beach Redevelopment area. Project funding Eligible businesses may receive awards of up to 3 months’ rent for a minimum of one year lease with no single grant exceeding $1,500 per month. Grant will be funded with available funds from the applicable Redevelopment trust fund. Limitations Applicant must be part of the City’s Business Development Program Rental subsidies may be approved for a maximum amount of $1,500 per month. Subsidy payments will be paid in monthly installments for a maximum of 90 days. An individual business may receive funds one time. The business must have business hours that conform to the general business hours of the area. Business must have and provide an executed year lease agreement. Properties with multiple tenant spaces may apply for funding based on individual tenant’s spaces. In order to qualify for funding, applicant must be one of the following: New business venture (being in operation for less than 6 months at the time of application) Existing business relocating to a redevelopment area Existing business opening an additional location *Existing businesses are defined as being in operation for more than six months at the time of application. Additional information about the Lease Subsidy Grant program (PDF) Application: Lease Subsidy
Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Hispanic Heritage Celebration North Miami Beach Public Library - Open Event Space Friday, October 095:00pm - 9:00pm North Miami Beach Public Library Open Event Space Join us for an exciting evening celebrating Hispanic cultures, including music, art, activities, crafts, food, and more! AGE GROUP: | Senior Adults 50+ | Ages 6-12 | Ages 2-5 | Ages 13-18 | Ages 0-2 | Adults | EVENT TYPE: | Community Event | TAGS: | | North Miami Beach Public Library Phone: 305-948-2970
Agendas & Minutes
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St. Cloud Middle School SAC Meeting Scheduled for May 16th
SCMS SAC Meeting May 16, 2024 5:30 PM Media Center
CRA Board Meeting Agendas
CRA Board Meeting Agendas To view CRA Board meeting agendas, click here.
Quarterly Stakeholder Meetings
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