The City of Palm Coast invites residents to participate in upcoming individual town hall meetings with their City Council members. Through the Strategic Action Plan process, each City Council Member has prioritized engaging with Palm Coast residents to foster a stronger community connection and ensure that all voices are heard in shaping the future of the city.
The town hall series begins on Friday, March 8th with a “Courtside Chat” led by City Council Member Nick Klufas at the Southern Recreation Center. This interactive town hall includes an introduction to the game of pickleball. Whether residents are avid pickleball enthusiasts or simply interested in community engagement, this event promises exciting discussions in a relaxed environment. Sign up for this free program here.
Then, save the date for Friday, March 22nd at 11 a.m., when Vice Mayor Ed Danko will host a Town Hall Lunch and Learn event at the Palm Coast Community Center. Attendees can speak openly with Vice Mayor Danko on various topics while enjoying a complimentary lunch. Registration is required as space is limited. Register today by clicking here.
Next, join us on Saturday, April 13th at 9 a.m. for a special town hall event with Council Member Theresa Carli Pontieri at the Lehigh Trailhead Dog Park. Bring your furry friends and enjoy a morning at the dog park while discussing the city’s Strategic Action Plan process while enjoying a cup of coffee. RSVP today by clicking here.
Following that, mark your calendars for Friday, April 19th at 11 a.m., as Council Member Cathy Heighter hosts a Town Hall Lunch and Learn event at the Palm Coast Community Center. Residents can engage directly with Council Member Heighter while enjoying a complimentary lunch. Registration is required as space is limited. Register today by clicking here.
Finally, on Monday, April 29th, Mayor Alfin will close the series with an informal “Coffee Talk” at Palm Coast’s Panera Bread, 5880 State Rte 100, from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Hear about the results of this year’s legislative session and what that means for Palm Coast. Residents are encouraged to enjoy coffee as they participate in open discussions directly with Mayor Alfin. RSVP today by clicking here.
Palm Coast Town Hall meetings foster community engagement and allow residents to participate in the decision-making process. Your participation and input are invaluable as we strive to build a city that meets the needs of all residents. For more information and to register for a town hall, please visit https://www.palmcoast.gov/
Dennis C Rathsam says
Isnt that special, the realator from hell … aka Stuff Em In Alvin, is giving you 1 hour of his time, too bad his opening speech will be north of 30 minutes. Wake up folks…. we have had enough…. GOD SAVE PALM COAST!
Robert says
I totally agree with you Alvin is the Mayor and Realtor from hell. He is doing a good job of destroying PC and does not need to re elected. I didn’t vote for him the first time nor will I vote for him a second time. He will go down as the worst Mayor PC has ever had.
Celia Pugliese says
Is always a positive move to engage the residents to hear them in these town hall meetings. I am planning to attend all if we can or at least some. Please Palmcoasters attend these meeting as if we present our issues and ask to be resolved “we may be able to achieve some goals as no one can get all, all the time”. Also we can be informed of other items we may not be aware of and are important to us as well. I would love the one with Councilwoman Pontieri in the Lehigh Trail Head Dog Park after I find out location, were we can bring our fur babies! Sound Tasty the lunch with Councilwoman Highter wont miss that one. Also with mayor Alfin at Palm Coast Panera, as I have a Panera Amex Gif Cart to use and few request to him! I will even attend the one with Councilman Danko if no unexpected arise! Will be nice for all.
Deborah Coffey says
Um, it’s a bit late for nicey-nice. The damage done to Palm Coast by this “outfit” is legion.
Brad W says
The times are telling. Except for a Saturday in a dog park, which doesn’t sound very conducive to discussion, all are during the week during the day. Not very inclusive and excludes working folks.
duane says
Not so good that all of the meeting are during business hours.
What about the non retired working stiffs?
dave says
These ” meeting” always end the same way. Its a PR move, they nod their head, say yep, smile and their brain does a delete and refresh as soon as you walk off.
Crystal Lang says
As far as I’m concerned this is a waste of time for everyone! This sounds like the monthly meetings where you have 3 minutes to discuss the issue before you hear times up NEXT!!!! Same thing different walls. And not for nothing who is paying for the coffee and meals cause I seriously don’t think Mr. Mayor will put his hands in his pocket cause all the money his pockets are being lined with might fall out!!!!! And by the way has anyone seen the houses Toll Brothers are going to build at Town Hall Center. Yikes they are UGLY.
Big Al says
I agree..