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Palm Coast Takes Stock of Its Capital Funds Ahead of Budgeting for Parks, Roads, Fire, Swales and Utilities - Vimarsana News

Palm Coast Takes Stock of Its Capital Funds Ahead of Budgeting for Parks, Roads, Fire, Swales and Utilities

The Palm Coast City Council got a glance at what the city's own major capital or construction plans will look like over the next 10 years.

Palm Coast Has No Money to Pave Your Neighborhood Streets. It'll Apply a Cheap Sealant and Hope for the Best. - Vimarsana News

Palm Coast Has No Money to Pave Your Neighborhood Streets. It'll Apply a Cheap Sealant and Hope for the Best.

The Palm Coast City Council minor road-maintenance plan is a consequence of deferring infrastructure needs while rolling back the tax rate.

Flood-Causing Or Not, Homes Built at Higher Elevations Are Way of the Future, Jonathan Lord Tells Palm Coast - Vimarsana News

Flood-Causing Or Not, Homes Built at Higher Elevations Are Way of the Future, Jonathan Lord Tells Palm Coast

In a time of climate change and more pronounced flooding risks, those home higher elevations are the way of the future.

Palm Coast Clears Way for $31 Million Connector to Loop Road Through Vacant West of the City, With a Warning to FPL - Vimarsana News

Palm Coast Clears Way for $31 Million Connector to Loop Road Through Vacant West of the City, With a Warning to FPL

The Palm Coast City Council on approved four related measures that will advance the opening to development of 12,000 acres west of U.S. 1.

Reports of Flooded Properties Attributed to New Homes Rise to 148 as City Pledges Help, But No Sure Solutions - Vimarsana News

Reports of Flooded Properties Attributed to New Homes Rise to 148 as City Pledges Help, But No Sure Solutions

Palm Coast does not have a comprehensive, retroactive fix for existing residents who see their yards turn to ponds after rain events.