The Flagler County Commission held a workshop on September 6, 2023, to discuss key priorities for the upcoming legislative agenda. The meeting focused on several significant projects aimed at enhancing the county's infrastructure and public services.

Commissioners identified the top priority as the expansion of the FGA utility system, which they believe will significantly boost economic development in the area. Following this, the establishment of a regional conservation ecotourism center was highlighted as a second priority, reflecting a commitment to environmental sustainability and tourism.

Beach restoration emerged as the third priority, underscoring the importance of maintaining the county's coastal areas. The fourth priority discussed was expanding access to public health services, particularly in Palm Coast, which is seen as a critical improvement for community health.

Other notable projects included improvements to the fairgrounds for emergency preparedness, resurfacing County Road 304, and acquiring conservation lands. Stormwater infrastructure improvements and the construction of a new general aviation terminal were also mentioned, though they were ranked lower on the priority list.

The commissioners emphasized the need for a strategic approach to these projects, considering potential funding sources and community impact. The meeting concluded without public comments, and the commission agreed on the outlined priorities, which will guide their legislative efforts moving forward.