City Council Budget Workshop #3: agosto de 2026
City of Destin
August 17, 2026 City Council Budget Workshop #3 Agenda
The document is a public notice for a Destin City Council Workshop on August 17, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the Annex Council Chambers. The sole agenda item is the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Cycle, with a public comments period. No specific project, site, or action is described beyond this administrative budget workshop.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #3
- Date:
- 2026-08-17
- Type:
- Agenda
August 17, 2026 City Council Budget Workshop #3 Agenda Packet
[1 Harbor Blvd (seawall project); not stated for other projects] The document is a City of Destin Council Workshop agenda and presentation for the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Cycle, held on August 17, 2026. It includes a presentation on changes to the proposed FY 2027 budget since the July 13, 2026 workshop, including a $750k seawall at 1 Harbor Blvd, doubled 4th of July fireworks/drone show funding from $40k to $80k, added FDOT grant balance to repair US98 medians and landscaping $217k, subtracted 3 vehicles and 1 Sand Pro from 2027 RR $150k, and added Air Handlers to be replaced with Heat Pumps (new refrigerant) $86k. The document also includes a proposed FY 2027 budget with a General Fund total of $25,225,123 and a Capital Improvement Program summary listing projects such as Crosstown Connector (cont) $3,550,000, Crystal Shores Park (cont) $1,885,345, 4Prong Lake outfall (cont) $300,000, Clement Taylor Park (cont) $185,000, TDC 2 new trucks $80,000, TDC Beach access decking $70,000, Seawall at 1 Harbor Blvd $750,000, Undergrounding (cont) $300,000, Dalton Threadgill Parking Lot Expansion $450,000, Sibert-Zerbe Parking Lot Consolidation $525,000, John Ave extension $500,000, Dolphin St Reconstruction $1,853,311, MSC Restrooms $250,000, Mattie M Kelly Blvd N/S $1,500,000, Main St Beautification $333,720, Community Center Windows/Doors/St $150,000, Council Sound System $75,000. It also lists items to be replaced including Repave Road $3,107,658 (36 items), Replace HVAC $306,010 (18 items), Replace Vehicle $300,000 (6 items), and others. The document states next steps: September 8 and 21 Budget Hearings. No decision is stated. No public comment sentiment is stated. The document is a draft of a proposed FY 2027 budget for a city, specifically the Public Works, Community Development, and Park and Recreation departments. It lists numerous capital improvement projects (CIP) and equipment replacements with proposed budget amounts. The document does not state any decisions, approvals, denials, or deferrals. It does not state any applicant or developer names. It does not state any case numbers. It does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document is a budget proposal, not a record of a decision on a specific development project. It includes a list of road repaving projects with street names, a sidewalk panel replacement project, several equipment replacements, and various other construction projects such as the Dalton Threadgill Parking Expansion at 446 Calhoun, Sibert-Zerbe parking lot consolidation and paving, Mattie M Kelly Blvd N Sidewalks and Bike lane, Mattie M Kelly Blvd N/S Connect Roadway, Dolphin St Reconstruction, John Ave (Dolphin-Sunfish), Main St Beautification (98 to Airport) Landscaping, Seawall at 1 Harbor Blvd, BOCC-CrossTown Construction, State-FDOT TRIP-CrossTown Construction, 4Prong Lake stormwater outfall, Community Center Windows Doors Stucco, and Underground overhead utilities. The document also lists proposed budgets for various operational expenses. The document does not provide a single project size, acreage, or number of units. The document does not state a specific zoning or use change. The document does not state a decision or key dates for any project. The document is a draft municipal budget for fiscal year 2027, containing line-item appropriations for various city departments and capital improvement projects. It does not describe a single development project with a specific address, size, or zoning change. It lists multiple capital projects, including a new bathroom/fieldhouse at Morgan's Sports Center, road and sidewalk repairs, park equipment replacements, and utility undergrounding, but provides no street addresses, parcel numbers, or acreage for these items. The document is a budget proposal, not a land-use or development approval record. The document is a draft Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) budget for the City of Destin for FY2027-FY2031, listing multiple distinct projects. It does not include a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) or public comment sentiment. Projects include: Four-Prong Lake Flood Mitigation (project 100073, $300,000 in FY27, total $2,383,250, to implement a stormwater discharge system for flooding in two neighborhoods in the Crystal Beach area, partnering with Destiny East HOA, with a State appropriation grant through FDEP); Dalton Threadgill Parking Expansion (project 100081, $450,000, to add parking at Dalton Threadgill Little League, city purchased 446 Calhoun in April 2026); 51 Gen Gov RR Equip & Veh (project 100082, $93,730 in FY27, replacing HVAC components at City Hall and City Hall Annex, generator and transfer switch at City Hall Annex); 53 Phys Envir RR Other (project 100083, $60,000, renewing irrigation and landscaping at two cemeteries); 57 Library RR Equip & Veh (project 100085, $134,000 in FY27, replacing 5 HVAC components at the Library); 57 Recreation RR Equip & Veh (project 100086, $153,470 in FY27, replacing HVAC components at Community Center, a Gator and Sand Pro at Morgan Sport Center); Sibert-Zerbe Parking Lot Consolidation (project 100087, $525,000, consolidating three gravel paid parking areas into a single paved parking facility); Community Center Windows/Doors/Stucco (project 100089, $150,000, replacing exterior windows and doors and sealing/painting the roof at the Destin Community Center); Council Chambers Sound (project 100091, $75,000, replacing aging audio and audiovisual systems in Council Chambers); Mattie M. Kelly Blvd Multi-Use Trail (project 100093, $500,000, extending an existing multi-use trail along the western edge of the roadway); Mattie M. Kelly Blvd Connection (project 100094, $1,000,000, constructing a new location roadway for approx. 750 feet); Dolphin St Reconstruction (project 100095, $1,853,311, widening roadway and re-establishing drainage swales between Scenic 98 and Luke Ave, placing 8 foot wide sidewalks on both sides from Scenic 98 to US 98); John Ave: Dolphin St. to Sunfish St. (project 100096, $500,000, placing new location roadway along existing ROW with ribbon curbs and sidewalks); Main Street Beautification/ADA Improvements (project 100097, $333,720, enhancing approximately 2,800 linear feet of public right-of-way, including drainage improvements at Main Street and Palms Boulevard); Seawall at 1 Harbor Blvd (project 100098, $750,000, replacing existing seawall and stabilizing land along the waterway); Clement Taylor Park Renovations (project 500009, $185,000, updating and improving existing Clement Taylor Park, funded partially by RESTORE grant); Crystal Shores Beach Park Development (project 500025, $1,909,765, funding design and construction of new park amenities including additional public parking, ADA-compliant access, landscaping); Crosstown Connector AKA Azalea Dr Extension (project 500028-55, $3,550,000, road construction began February 2026, expected completion July 2027); TDC 12.5% 2 Trucks for Beachfront Maintenance (project 500044, $80,000, purchasing two trucks to service waterfront parks); TDC 12.5%- Beach Access Decking (project 500060, $70,000, replacing decking at five beach access points). The document is a draft capital improvement plan listing numerous road repaving projects, equipment replacements, and construction projects across multiple fiscal years (2027-2031). It includes specific road names, project descriptions, and dollar amounts for each item. No single project is described in detail; the document is a budget listing. No applicant, developer, or owner names are stated. No case numbers or decisions are stated. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. The document is a financial planning document, not a zoning or land use change record.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #3
- Date:
- 2026-08-17
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 1 Harbor Blvd (seawall project); not stated for other projects
City Council Budget Workshop #3
The City Council of Destin held Budget Workshop #3 to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The workshop covered the budget draft and its potential impact on city services and businesses. While specific projects were not detailed, the process of budget creation suggests future opportunities for contractors, suppliers, and service providers involved in city planning and infrastructure.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #3
- Date:
- 2026-08-17
- Type:
- Meeting
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