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Votes at a glance: Fort Pierce City Commission, Jan. 5, 2026

City Commission of the City of Fort Pierce · January 5, 2026
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Summary

Commission actions included adoption of Ordinance 25-038 (annexation), approval of an EDC services agreement ($62,500), approval of police wage reopeners (retroactive pay), travel approval for Mayor Hudson, selection of mayor pro tem, and several appointments; most votes were unanimous.

The Fort Pierce City Commission took the following votes at its Jan. 5, 2026 meeting (all recorded by roll call unless noted):

- Approval of minutes (12/15/2025): yes — Commissioners Broderick, Gaines, Johnson; Mayor Hudson (unanimous). - Consent agenda (excluding pulled items): approved (unanimous). - Item 11f: Agreement with Economic Development Council of Saint Lucie County Inc., up to $62,500 (10/01/2025'09/30/2026): approved (Commissioners Broderick, Gaines, Johnson; Mayor Hudson: yes). - Item 11k: Travel for Mayor Hudson to Florida League of Cities legislative days (Jan. 25'28, 2026) at cost $1,366.97: approved (unanimous). - Item 11p: Collective bargaining wage reopener for Coastal Florida PBA sergeants and lieutenants (retroactive pay to Oct. 1): approved (unanimous). - Ordinance 25-038 (annexation, second reading): adopted (unanimous). - Ordinance 26-001 (FPRA extension to Dec. 2042, first reading): advanced/approved on first reading (unanimous). - Selection of mayor pro tem (Commissioner Arnold Gaines): approved (unanimous). - Resolution 26-R-01 (mayor's reappointment of Brandon Noble to Housing Authority): approved (unanimous). - Resolution 26-R-02 (reappoint Betty Lestane to Parks Advisory Committee): approved (unanimous).

Several items were pulled from the consent agenda for discussion and clarification; staff committed to follow up on scope and communications on those items.