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Votes at a glance: Panama City Commission, Feb. 10

Panama City Commission · February 11, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 10 the commission approved minutes, accepted an amended agenda, approved MLK Rec Center fees with sliding-scale direction, accepted a city clerk resignation and interim appointment, authorized marina permitting and bidding, approved a CDBG bid award and a police command trailer budget amendment.

Key recorded votes from the Panama City Commission meeting, Feb. 10:

- Minutes (Jan. 27): approved, 5-0. - Agenda amendments (add Saint Andrews soccer club, move marina items, add clerk retirement announcement): approved, 5-0. - City clerk resignation and interim appointment (accept resignation effective 08/10/2026; designate Brandy Waldron as interim immediately): approved, 3-2. - MLK Recreation Center fee schedule and scholarship direction: approved, 5-0 (staff to return sliding-scale implementation procedures). - Temporary waiver of Oak Grove Field fees for Saint Andrews Soccer Club and direction to staff to prepare a standardized nonprofit fee policy and report on field users by March 10: approved, 4-1. - Budget amendment to use $116,302 for a Panama City Police mobile command trailer (Resolution 20260210.2): approved, 5-0. - Award of bid PC26-015 (CDBG Area 02 downtown infrastructure) to Royal American Construction Company ($2,027,392.01 with 5% contingency to total $2,128,761.61): approved, 5-0. - Direction to proceed with marina permitting for the full marina, bid the 44‑slip West Basin package and proceed with city-led upland engineering for infrastructure (excluding electrical): approved, 5-0.

All votes are recorded in the meeting minutes and reflect motions and roll-call tallies during the Feb. 10 session. Items listed as first reading (e.g., Ordinance 32-99) were presented for discussion and not adopted on Feb. 10.