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Palatka commission votes: proclamations, permits, ordinances and interim manager
Summary
On June 11 the commission approved minutes, adopted Pride and Juneteenth proclamations, approved multiple special-event permits (including a boat show), adopted an interim city manager contract and carried second readings on several ordinances; one MOU (New Town Museum) was tabled to July.
Key outcomes from the Palatka City Commission meeting on June 11:
- Minutes: The commission approved the May 28, 2026 minutes by voice vote. - Proclamations: The commission adopted a Pride Month proclamation and a Juneteenth proclamation. - Special-event permits: The commission approved a special-event permit for Lee Hall’s End the Violence event (footprint moved to Jenkins facility) and a separate permit for a visiting boat show (applicant Mark Reinerman); staff confirmed temporary lighting and dock power accommodations. - New Town Museum MOU: Resolution 2026-R107 was tabled to the July meeting pending full staff vetting and city-attorney sign-off. - Interim city manager: The commission adopted the interim city manager contract as presented. - Ordinances and rezoning: Several second-reading ordinances and a rezoning were approved by voice vote; one commissioner recused from an item affecting their congregation.
Motions were typically approved by voice vote and, where recorded, commissioners indicated unanimous support or recusal when applicable. Staff noted follow-up items (fund balances, revised MOU language, event operational details) for forthcoming meetings.
