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Residents raise bridge noise and request 4th of July ceremony; council approves events

Moore Haven City Council · June 16, 2026
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Summary

During public comment on June 16 residents asked about a noise ordinance and bridge traffic, and the council approved a requested 4th of July ceremony at the Veterans Memorial; the council also acknowledged payment of a Washington Park invoice and a Juneteenth parade announcement.

During citizen comments at the June 16 Moore Haven council meeting, a resident asked about the noise ordinance and expressed concern about traffic over the bridge; Clerk Ashley Wills said the ordinance is No. 321 and advised contacting the sheriff or Florida Highway Patrol about enforcement of the bridge traffic issue.

Citizen Nick requested permission to hold a short 4th of July ceremony at the Veterans Memorial at 10 a.m., asking for a roughly 30-minute slot; the council agreed. Citizen Blake thanked the council for settling the Washington Park invoice and announced a Juneteenth parade and festivities on June 20.

The public-comment segment recorded no formal action beyond the council granting permission for the 4th of July event; the minutes show no enforcement action or program changes were taken on the bridge/noise concerns during the meeting.