In a closely contested decision, the Palm Bay City Council has appointed Matthew Morton as the city’s next manager, rejecting a bid from former City Manager Gregg Lynk to reclaim the position he was dismissed from in 2018. […]
Palm Bay City Council member Chandler Langevin, elected last November, issued the following report on his first 90 days in office. […]
New Palm Bay City Council member Chandler Langevin led the charge in a 3-2 vote last Thursday night after issuing a resolution to fire City Manager Suzanne Sherman during the council’s first meeting since the Nov. 5 election. […]
As early voting starts today across Brevard County, The Brevard County chapter of the Republican Liberty Caucus has endorsed Chandler Langevin for Palm Bay City Council Seat 3. […]
Chandler Langevin is currently running for Palm Bay City Council Seat 3 in the upcoming election that will take place on November 5. […]
In response to the City of Palm Bay’s rapid population growth over the past four years, the Palm Bay City Council has taken a decisive step to enhance public safety infrastructure. […]
Today, Patric McNally is proud to announce his candidacy for Palm Bay City Council Seat 2 and will be on the August 20th primary ballot. With a deep-rooted commitment to the community and a vision for a prosperous future, McNally is eager to bring a fresh perspective to the City Council. […]
Palm Bay Mayor Rob Medina is calling for the resignation of Palm Bay City Councilman Pete Filiberto following his arrest over the weekend for DUI and possession of cocaine. […]
Pete Filiberto, the winner of a special election for Palm Bay City Council Seat 5, began his career in government and public policy the age of 18. Filiberto, a Republican, garnered 6,346 votes (51.38%), followed by Moore, a Democrat, who had 4,558 votes (36.90%), Alfy Agarie with 905 votes (7.33%) and Jimmy Backus with 543 votes (4.40%). […]
Pete Filiberto, the winner of a special election for Palm Bay City Council Seat 5, began his career in government and public policy the age of 18. Filiberto, a Republican, garnered 6,346 votes (51.38%), followed by Moore, a Democrat, who had 4,558 votes (36.90%), Alfy Agarie with 905 votes (7.33%) and Jimmy Backus with 543 votes (4.40%). […]
A believer in the American Dream of low taxes, affordable housing, safety and security, and good schools, Pete Filiberto, a candidate for Palm Bay City Council Seat 5, was born and raised in Palm Bay back when taxes were the lowest in the county, housing was affordable to all, and roads were not a safety concern. […]
A believer in the American Dream of low taxes, affordable housing, safety and security, and good schools, Pete Filiberto, a candidate for Palm Bay City Council Seat 5, was born and raised in Palm Bay back when taxes were the lowest in the county, housing was affordable to all, and roads were not a safety concern. […]
