As Haines City moves to prohibit or restrict food trucks, small-business owners ask why
Food truck owners in Haines City are worried about losing their livelihoods as the city discusses prohibiting or severely restricting them.
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Food truck owners in Haines City are worried about losing their livelihoods as the city discusses prohibiting or severely restricting them.
A national civil liberties law firm is urging officials in Haines City to "cease efforts to pass a near-total ban on food trucks" ahead of a final reading during a city commission meeting Thursday night.
Haines City Clerk Erica Anderson has not been in office since June 13. In the meantime, issues have continued to pile up for the clerk's office.
After a month of back-and-forth, the city has generated a list it believes to be accurate of minutes that still need to be transcribed.
After a tumultuous year that concluded in the firing of former City Manager Ed Dean, former police chief Jim Elensky has stepped into the role.