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Case dismissed after respondent recounts long help‑desk waits, city cites technical problems

Palm Coast Code Enforcement Board · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Kim Farrington told the board she endured multiple dropped calls and a long wait with roadside assistance and code enforcement; city staff said the department experienced technical problems and the board dismissed the inoperable‑vehicle case.

Kim Farrington appeared at the Aug. 5 hearing on an inoperable-vehicle citation and described a series of long holds and dropped calls while trying to confirm whether she needed to appear. "I sat in the queue for 22 minutes and somebody picked it up and hung it up again," she said, describing four separate dropped connections while seeking guidance after a late-night tire repair.

City staff acknowledged technical problems within the department and a city representative apologized. After a motion to dismiss the case was made and seconded, the board approved the dismissal by voice vote and excused the respondent.