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Impact Fee Increase Approved By County Commission After Hours Of Debate - Vimarsana News

Impact Fee Increase Approved By County Commission After Hours Of Debate

BUNNELL, Fla – The Flagler Board of County Commissioners voted to approve raised impact fees at their Monday night meeting. It was an hours-long conversation that at times looked like it would go either different way. The approval was largel...

In Blow to School District, County Would Allow Unlimited Development Whether Or Not There Are Enough Schools - Vimarsana News

In Blow to School District, County Would Allow Unlimited Development Whether Or Not There Are Enough Schools

There would no longer have to be sufficient school capacity for new development to go forward under a Flagler County plan.

To protect sea turtles and other wildlife, county will consider banning balloon releases - Vimarsana News

To protect sea turtles and other wildlife, county will consider banning balloon releases

Loose balloons cause risks for turtles, marine mammals and birds, volunteers said, and also pose a hazard to aviation.

Victor Barbosa Drops Challenge To Joe Mullins, Will Run For Council Re-Election Instead - Vimarsana News

Victor Barbosa Drops Challenge To Joe Mullins, Will Run For Council Re-Election Instead

PALM COAST – Councilman Victor Barbosa is dropping his bid to ascend to the Board of County Commissioners, choosing instead to run for re-election to the Palm Coast City Council. It’s the third different election he’s b...

Protecting Flagler County's coast could cost $6 million per year - Vimarsana News

Protecting Flagler County's coast could cost $6 million per year

The county has lost 3.5 million cubic yards of sand since 1972 — over one million of that in that last decade, according to an engineering firm hired by the county government.