Marco Island Minutes

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee of Marco Island met on April 21, 2026, to discuss operational matters and plan for a City Council presentation. The committee unanimously approved the meeting agenda and February 17, 2026 meeting minutes...

The Beautification Advisory Committee met on April 1, 2026, and voted to approve the beach access beautification project, including a shade structures design. They also approved a budget adjustment for Marco in Bloom winners' signs, increasing the funding from $350 to $480...

Marco Island City Council held a regular meeting on April 20, 2026, at 5:30 PM where it approved over $2. 3 million in infrastructure and facility contracts through the consent agenda and individual items, including a $1...

The Special Magistrate heard 26 code enforcement cases on April 28, 2026, imposing guilty verdicts with fines totaling approximately $2,670 in 10 cases. The magistrate continued 4 cases to June 2026, removed 4 from the April docket, and dismissed 1 case...

The Waterways Advisory Committee of Marco Island met on March 19, 2026, to discuss waterway management affecting canal users and residents. The committee received a Seakeepers project update on interactive canal mapping from the Police Marine Unit and discussed San Marco Pass dredging alternatives...

The Beach and Coastal Resources Advisory Committee met on March 18, 2026, to review operations and approve a $500 budget allocation for window clings. The committee received a shorebird nesting report from Audubon Western Everglades and discussed plans for a community rodenticide safety messaging initiative including videos and printed materials...

The Marco Island Audit Advisory Committee held a routine informational meeting on March 17, 2026. Members reviewed audit progress, internal controls, regulatory compliance status, and staffing updates for controller and other positions...

The Marco Island City Council held a regular meeting on April 6, 2026, at 5:30 PM where they made several major financial decisions affecting residents. The Council approved a $600,000 emergency reserve transfer for urgent stormwater infrastructure repairs and awarded a $553,816...

The Marco Island Racquet Center presented a phased plan to address ongoing pickleball noise complaints and facility deficiencies. The immediate phase includes installing sound absorption panels ($13 per square foot), updating parking rules to require overflow parking at City Hall or Mackle Park, and launching a quiet paddle initiative...

This is the City of Marco Island's handbook for boards and committees, revised in December 2014. It outlines the creation, membership, operations, and conduct standards for advisory boards and committees that help the city government function...

This document establishes the procedural rules for Marco Island City Council to elect its Chair and Vice Chair through a formal nomination and voting process. Nominations are accepted without requiring seconds, and voting occurs in the order nominations are received...

Beth Baltis submitted an application on January 13, 2026 to serve on one or more advisory boards and committees for the City of Marco Island, including the Parks & Recreation Committee, Planning Board, Beautification Committee, Beach & Coastal Resources Advisory Committee, and others. Baltis is a Marco Island resident, member of the Racquet Club and New Life Community Church, and states her goal is to ensure parks and facilities align with community values...

This is a planning agenda from Marco Island, Florida dated January 27, 2026. It lists scheduled meeting dates from February through September 2026, each with a submission deadline 7 days prior at 9:00 AM...

The Marco Island Parks and Recreation Department reported on February 2026 programs and activities, including fitness classes, educational workshops, and community events at city parks. Several programs saw significant changes, with the Mah Jongg group growing from 4 to 46 participants and a new Coffee Talk program launching with 10 participants, while knitting participation dropped to 3 regular members...