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Flagler County’s west side, a mainstay of Flagler’s economy because of its agriculture businesses, has been left behind by the information revolution. Residents there are pursuing avenues to extend broadband access to the region, so far without success. (© FlaglerLive) When it comes to high-speed internet, residents of western Flagler County are treated like second-class citizens. Students can’t reliably connect to remote classes. The efficiency of business owners, among them farmers–a backbone of the local economy–is hampered by slow connection speeds, making sending an email or ...

1 month ago Share County Administrator Jerry Cameron said he's considering leaving his position in June. One County Commissioner suggested the commission start planning for his replacement. Flagler County Administrator Jerry Cameron may leave his position by the end of June, he wrote in a letter sent to Flagler County commissioners on Feb. 12.  “My contract with the BoCC requires a 90-day notice, but I feel that this Board deserves to know what my plans are,” he wrote. “It is my intent to try and complete several outstanding items by the end of June, which would allow...

Jerry Cameron is preparing to leave. (© FlaglerLive) Flagler County Administrator Jerry Cameron told county commissioners by letter earlier this month that he is preparing to leave the job “by the end of June,” ending what was to be an interim stint of half a year. The stint was to give commissioners time to find a permanent replacement. The commission has not searched for a replacement since, nor has discussed doing so in recent weeks. Cameron, 75, left the door open to stay longer but is pushing for a successor from within county staff, where he’s cultivated fealty among managers thr...

FPL is installing 600 such stations across the state, County Administrator Jerry Cameron said.

The boat ramp at the end of Pamela Parkway, part of a 7,600-square-foot right of way Flagler County owns, and that it is seeking to give away to the two homeowners on either side of the ramp. The county brought in sandbags during a major tide event. (© FlaglerLive) Shirley Nethery was 77, the president of the board at Surfside Estate in Beverly Beach, a volunteer at Flagler Pines, the nursing home, and had retired from AT&T after a 30-year career. A week before Christmas six years ago, she was driving on lightless Pamela Parkway, a dirt road like any other in a Hammock subdivision but for th...