Wakulla County Commission May 19, 2025 Draft Agenda Summary

The Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners will hold its Regular Public Meeting on Monday, May 19, 2025, at 5:00 P.M. in the Commission Chambers. Want to know what’s up for discussion? Check out this quick rundown of the draft agenda to stay in the loop and get involved! (Update will post when the full agenda with backup documentation is received).

• Why It Matters: From zoning changes to historic preservation, these decisions shape Wakulla’s future. Attend or follow along to have your say!

Consent Agenda: Routine Votes (approved in one fell swoop, do you agree?)

These items are set for a single vote unless pulled for discussion. Curious? Any can be debated if a Commissioner or official requests it!

• Minutes Approval: May 5, 2025, meeting records (Greg James, Clerk of Court).

• Bills & Vouchers: County payments for May 1–14, 2025 (Greg James).

• Medical Director Contract: Award RFQ 2025-06 to Dr. Colby Redfield for Public Safety (Michelle Metcalf, Intergovernmental Affairs).

• Trail Lighting Grant: $135,000 FDEP TRAIL-GO amendment for Hudson Park Trail security lights (Michelle Metcalf).

• Solid Waste Grant: FDEP amendment for Small County Consolidated Solid Waste program (Michelle Metcalf).

General Business: Preserving History

• Historic Marker Grant: Resolution to apply for a 2027 Florida Department of State grant for a Panacea Mineral Springs historical marker, with county matching funds. County Administrator to sign (Michelle Metcalf).

  • Why Care? Boosts local heritage and tourism!

Public Hearing: Zoning Change

• Zoning Application 25-02: Golden Construction Company, Inc. (Agent: Robert Miller) seeks a zoning change.

  • Details: Quasi-judicial process with full transparency (per County Code Sec. 24.01). Docs available on county website 5 days prior.

  • Speak Up: Public hearing starts the meeting. 3-minute limit per speaker (adjustable by Chairman).

Commissioner Item: New Appointment

• CACAA Board: Commissioner Nichols proposes Commissioner Valerie Russell for the Capital Area Community Action Agency Board.

  • Impact: Strengthens Wakulla’s role in regional anti-poverty programs.

Get Involved!

• Where: Commission Chambers, open to all.

• How: Email, watch, call, speak at the public hearing, or get on the interested parties list to get the full agenda!

• Why: Your voice shapes zoning, grants, and more!

Got questions? Contact the County Administrator’s office. Stay tuned to Wakulla Reports for meeting updates.