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Palm Coast authorizes one‑year contract with Flagler Humane Society, adds council liaison and reporting
Summary
The Palm Coast City Council unanimously approved a one‑year agreement with the Flagler Humane Society on Oct. 7. The contract raises the per‑animal intake rate and adds a quarterly meeting requirement and a council liaison; staff and the Humane Society discussed intake procedures, capacity and reporting.
The Palm Coast City Council unanimously approved on Oct. 7 a one‑year contract with the Flagler Humane Society for shelter services, including a modest increase in the per‑animal charge and new reporting and liaison provisions.
Acting City Manager Britney Johnston and staff negotiated updated contract language with the Humane Society. The change raises the city’s per‑animal intake fee from about $1.32 to $1.56 per unit in the cost schedule cited at the meeting and staff said the city’s total contract exposure is expected to be roughly $125,000 in the coming year (up from about $90,000 the previous year). The contract is a per‑intake, per‑animal…
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