Palm Coast Charter Review: Community Engagement Meeting

The Palm Coast Charter Review Committee is hosting one of four community engagement meetings at 6 p.m. at City Hall in Palm Coast, to hear public input on the review and potential amendments to the Palm Coast Charter, the document that is the equivalent of a constitution, but for the city. The committee is reviewing the document at the City Council’s request, and will potentially submit a list of amendments by the end of March, which the council will in turn review. It’ll be up to the council to decide which amendments appear on the 2026 November election ballot. The committee will host four such community engagement meetings, one in each of the city’s districts.

See:

• Nervous About Timeline, Palm Coast Council Agrees to Accelerate Schedule of Charter Review Meetings
• In a Surprise, Committee Plans Full Rewrite of Palm Coast Charter, Not Just Amendments. Council May Differ.
• Palm Coast Council’s Five Charter Review Picks Reflect Politics and Experience, Not Diversity
• Charter Review Committee’s 5 Slots Draw 27 Applicants With Variety of Backgrounds Except in Age