The City of Flagler Beach held a regular meeting on May 9, 2025, where key resolutions and ordinances were discussed, focusing on significant improvements in wastewater management and updates to the city's comprehensive plan.

One of the main topics was Resolution 2025-44, which approved a contract and change order with McMahon Construction for wastewater sludge management improvements. City Manager highlighted that through value engineering efforts, the project cost was reduced by $263,789, a notable savings for the city. The resolution was unanimously approved by the commission, reflecting a rare financial gain for the municipality.

Additionally, the meeting addressed Ordinance 2025-03, which amends the city's comprehensive plan to incorporate recent state legislation, including the Live Local Act. This amendment aims to enhance references to affordable housing, energy resources, and resiliency efforts. The city planner emphasized the importance of aligning local policies with state legislation to ensure compliance and promote sustainable development.

The meeting concluded with a clear commitment from the city officials to improve local infrastructure and adapt to evolving legislative requirements, marking a proactive approach to community planning and resource management.