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Votes at a glance: Atlantic Beach commission actions on June 9, 2025
Summary
The commission adopted Resolution 25-42 (MOA with ICE), approved thermoplastic crosswalk work (Resolution 25-50), authorized Howell Park restoration phases (Resolution 25-48), and directed staff to study interlocal fire‑suppression water requests and other consent items.
The Atlantic Beach City Commission took several formal actions on June 9, 2025, summarized below.
Resolution 25-42 (ICE MOA) — approved The commission voted to authorize the city to enter a memorandum of agreement with ICE under a task‑force model. The motion was moved by Commissioner Jessica Ring and seconded by Mayor Curtis Ford; the resolution carried in the recorded vote. (See article: “Atlantic Beach approves MOA to participate in ICE task‑force model”.)
Resolution 25-50 (thermoplastic crosswalk project) — approved The commission authorized staff to encumber $50,000 in the current budget to contract thermoplastic crosswalk and stop‑bar work focused on Safe Routes to Schools; any leftover funds will be programmed to other needs. Motion moved and seconded on the consent‑pulled item and passed by voice vote.
Resolution 25-48 (Howell Park restoration phases 2 & 3) — approved The commission approved a $72,590 change order to complete phases 1–3 of the Howell Park restoration at once, drawing from the annual drainage‑ditch maintenance fund and preserving the larger budget balance for other maintenance work.
Direct staff: interlocal water/fire suppression study — approved (direction) Commissioners directed the city manager to investigate a request from neighboring Neptune Beach to provide fire‑suppression pressure for redevelopment at 500/572 Atlantic Boulevard, asking staff to return with capacity, pressure and contractual terms and with protections to ensure Atlantic Beach citizens do not incur unexpected costs.
Consent agenda and other votes The commission approved the remaining consent agenda items and pulled two items for separate consideration during the meeting.
These items will be implemented or next‑stepped by the responsible departments; staff report dates were requested for the ordinances and studies noted above.
