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Melbourne Beach Town Commission Meeting Agenda: January 21, 2026

Original title: 260121-rtcm-agenda-packet

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The Frame

What this does

The Commission will vote on whether to set the salary for the Mayor and Commissioners at $3,000, which directly impacts the town's budget and compensation for elected officials.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Mayor and Town Commissioners

The Commission is voting on an ordinance that would set their annual salary at $3,000.

Town Residents

Residents are subject to new drainage analysis proposals, hazard mitigation plans, and potential changes to how the town manages assessments and grants.

Town Manager

The Commission is considering the terms of the Town Manager's employment agreement.

What changed

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What's next

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Key Facts

  • The Commission will hold a second reading of Ordinance 2025-06 to set the salary for the Mayor and Commissioners at $3,000.
  • Commissioner Sherri Quarrie has requested a discussion on repealing or disapproving the salary ordinance.
  • The Commission will consider adopting the 2025 update of the Brevard County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
  • The agenda includes a discussion on the sale of a decommissioned fire engine.
  • The Commission will review a proposal for a drainage analysis in Basin 10.
  • The Commission will discuss a new policy regarding how the town handles grant applications.
  • The Commission will review the employment agreement for the Town Manager.
  • The meeting includes approval of site plans for 1806 Pine St and 2003 Oak.
  • The Commission will consider a resolution to modify and restate rules and procedures, including a shift to bi-monthly regular meetings.
  • The Town Attorney will lead a discussion on procedural requirements for future non-ad valorem assessments.

Why It Matters

The Commission will vote on whether to set the salary for the Mayor and Commissioners at $3,000, which directly impacts the town's budget and compensation for elected officials.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I appeal a decision made at this meeting?
You must provide your own method for recording the proceedings verbatim, as the town does not provide a transcript.
Can I speak at the meeting?
Yes, there is a public comment period for non-agenda items where individuals are allotted three minutes to speak.
How do I request special accommodations for the meeting?
You must contact the Office of the Town Clerk at (321) 724-5860 at least 5 days prior to the meeting.

Summary

The Melbourne Beach Town Commission will meet on January 21, 2026, to discuss town operations, including a proposed salary increase for elected officials, infrastructure projects, and administrative policies. The agenda also covers the adoption of a county-wide and the potential sale of a decommissioned fire engine.

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Shift to Bi-monthly Meetings

Resolution 2025-19 proposes changing the frequency of regular commission meetings to a bi-monthly schedule.

Connected Entities

personLisa FrazierInterim Town ManagerMap →
personRyan KnightTown AttorneyMap →
personAmber BrownTown ClerkMap →
personTim ReedTown CommissionerMap →
locationBrevard CountyCounty governmentMap →
personAlison DenningtonMayor of Melbourne BeachMap →
personSherri QuarrieTown CommissionerMap →
personGavin BrownFire ChiefMap →
organizationTown of Melbourne BeachLocal government bodyMap →

Sources

Open source document

www.melbournebeachfl.org

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