How do I apply to be on a Town Board?
Where can I register to vote?
You can register to vote with the Brevard County Supervisor of Elections office. Visit www.brevardelections.org for more information.
Does the Town Clerk perform notary services for the public?
Yes, the Town Clerk provides a variety of notary services. There is no charge for residents of Melbourne Beach; however, there is a $10.00 fee for County and non-residents.
Where can I find copies of old Ordinances, Resolutions and Minutes?
You can find various documents, including Ordinances, Resolutions, Minutes and Newsletters here, in The Archives.
What documents are considered public record?
According to Florida Statutes, Chapter 119, all documents created or maintained by the Town that pertain to Town business are public record, with some exemptions.
What is the standard “turn-around” time for a records request?
There is no technical standard turn-around time for a request. However, once the request is received you will get a receipt notification stating that your request is being processed. A request is frequently handled with the day it was received. Yet, be aware that large requests can and may take up to 1 week for completion, depending on the work involved. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes states that a request will be completed in “good faith”.
When is the next Town Commission meeting?
Please check our Meetings Calendar for the next Commission meeting. Meetings are typically held the 3rd Wednesday of every month.
When can I address the Town Commission?
As a resident, you are permitted to contact any member of the Commission within reason. You may only contact 2 or more Commissioners, at the same time, regarding a specific issue at a public meeting. Each Commission meeting has a block of time set aside for citizens to address the commission as a whole on an issue of concern. Each resident has a maximum of three (3) minutes to present his or her case, concern or issue.
What is the “Sunshine Law”?
The “Sunshine Law”, is legislation that requires all meetings of public bodies be open to the public (a.k.a The Public Meeting Law).
Are there any current job openings?
How do I apply for a job opening?
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