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Cedar Key Commission Meeting Agenda: February 17, 2026

Original title: 2026-02-17-Commission-Meeting-Agenda-Packet
local governmentinfrastructureannexationpolice policygrants

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The Frame

What this does

Residents and business owners may see changes to city services, local tax boundaries, and municipal infrastructure projects that impact city utility costs and public operations.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Police Officers

The proposed policy change alters how holiday pay and compensatory time are accrued and used.

Passenger transport and rental vehicle businesses

Ordinance 563 changes the minimum liability insurance coverage requirements for these businesses.

Henry and Maureen Mraz

They have petitioned the city for voluntary annexation of their property into the city limits.

What changed

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Summary

The Cr Key Commission will meet to discuss several infrastructure and administrative items, including a new 200-amp electrical service for an EV charging station, updates to police holiday pay policies, and a request to annex a property into the city. The commission will also review grant opportunities for economic resilience and consider a contract renewal for lift station rehabilitation.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the proposed change to police holiday pay?
The new policy would grant full-time police officers who are not scheduled to work on a holiday 8 hours of compensatory time, to be used within 90 days.
What is the purpose of the proposed HARBOR Center?
The HARBOR Center is intended to serve as a flood-resilient facility for business relocation and economic continuity following major storm events.
How does Ordinance 563 affect local businesses?
It amends liability insurance requirements for passenger transport and rental vehicle businesses, specifically reducing the minimum required coverage from $300,000 to $10,000 per occurrence.

Why It Matters

Residents and business owners may see changes to city services, local tax boundaries, and municipal infrastructure projects that impact city utility costs and public operations.

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Insurance Requirement Reduction

Ordinance 563 proposes a significant reduction in liability insurance requirements for transport and rental businesses, dropping from $300,000 to $10,000.

Ordinance 563

Connected Entities

personJim Wortham“Commissioner Seat 3.”Map →
personJeff Webb“Commissioner Seat 4 and Mayor.”Map →
personMel Beckham“Commissioner Seat 5.”Map →
personBrooke Smith“City Clerk.”Map →
organizationUS Water“Recommended contractor for lift station rehabilitation.”Map →
organizationCedar Key Commission“The governing body of the City of Cedar Key.”Map →
personNancy Sera“Commissioner Seat 2.”Map →
personMaureen Mraz“Petitioner for property annexation.”Map →
personHenry Mraz“Petitioner for property annexation.”Map →
personJolie Davis“Commissioner Seat 1.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

cityofcedarkey.org

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  • Controversy40
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