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Commission renews mutual aid agreement with Brevard County law enforcement through 2029

City of Cocoa Beach Commission · February 19, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a three‑year renewal of the mutual aid agreement between Brevard County law enforcement agencies and the City of Cocoa Beach, authorizing the police chief to sign; the renewal expires Dec. 31, 2029.

The City of Cocoa Beach commission approved a three‑year renewal of the mutual aid agreement between Brevard County law enforcement agencies and the City of Cocoa Beach, authorizing the police chief to sign the renewed agreement. The renewal would expire Dec. 31, 2029.

Staff identified the police chief as the staff representative for the item. Commissioners signaled support; the item moved forward without extended discussion or public comment. The clerk recorded the result (reported as four in favor with one abstention). The agreement continues mutual assistance arrangements for law enforcement response among county and municipal agencies.

What happens next: the police chief will sign the renewal and staff will file the executed agreement and note the new expiration date.