Holliman Road subdivision
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Gulfport Meeting, May 19, 2026
Approves Salary compensation for five part-time patrol officer positions, unanimous
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What happened
The Gulfport City Council meeting was largely procedural and administrative, with limited land-use business. The most consequential land-use actions were routine approvals: acceptance for perpetual maintenance of Florence Gardens Phase 12 and Forest Ridge Phase 2A (both unanimous…
Meeting key facts
- Jurisdiction
- Gulfport, MS
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- May 19, 2026
- Decisions
- 32 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, unanimous
Projects in this meeting (1)
A project bundles every related decision, across hearingsFinal plat at Summerfield Estates Phase 1
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Free sample: decision 1 of 32
Perpetual maintenance acceptance for Florence Gardens Phase 12
City Engineer recommendation to accept for perpetual maintenance Florence Gardens, Phase 12. Ms. Corbett moved; carried unanimously.
The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.
Meeting Summary
The Gulfport City Council meeting was largely procedural and administrative, with limited land-use business. The most consequential land-use actions were routine approvals: acceptance for perpetual maintenance of Florence Gardens Phase 12 and Forest Ridge Phase 2A (both unanimous…
Key Decisions (32)
Approved
Perpetual maintenance acceptance for Florence Gardens Phase 12
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Perpetual maintenance acceptance for Forest Ridge Phase 2A
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Final plat at Summerfield Estates Phase 1
Vote: unanimous
Amended
Ordinance amending 3413 redrawing Ward 2 (add precinct)
Vote: 4-2Conditions attached
Approved
Salary compensation for five part-time patrol officer positions
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Salary for real-time information center analyst and operators (drone language struck)
Vote: passedConditions attached
Denied
Engagement letters from Malden Jenkins for auditing H2O contract
Vote: 4-2
Approved
Authorize procurement RFP for annual audit
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Coordination with Harrison County Circuit Clerk for voting machines
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Amendment 5 to GPTS-FM LLC
Vote: 4-2
Approved
MOU with Coast Electric Power Association
Vote: unanimous
Approved
MOU with Mississippi Department of Marine Resources - sewer interceptor assessment
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Reinsurance coverage proposal from Underwriting Medical Experts
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Purchase agreement with Sunbelt Fire for three fire apparatuses
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Renewal quote from Esri (Environmental Systems Research)
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Commercial security agreement with AllSafe Technologies
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Master lease agreement with Deere Credit for equipment
Vote: 4-2
Approved
Work assignment to MP Design Group for 2026 Lift Station Rehab Project
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Temporary closure of right-of-way for 2026 Octane Car Festival
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Temporary closure for Premier Professional Counseling Open House
Vote: unanimous
Approved
FEMA BRIC grant application - Canal Road flooding
Vote: unanimous
Approved
In-kind donation for Octane Car Festival
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Expenditure $1,500 (community organization)
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Reconfirm state of emergency - Hurricane Zeta
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Budget amendments 75 through 81 (includes Victory Street sidewalks)
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Docket of claims
Vote: 5-1
Approved
Routine agenda incl. personnel promotions (item 47)
Vote: passed
Approved
Settlement of workers' comp claim of Christian Otis
Vote: unanimous
Approved
Accept insurance recovery from Alex Sepulvedo/Liberty Mutual
Vote: passed
Approved
Payment to Progressive/Natalie Martinez
Vote: passed
Approved
Vacation of 35th Street right-of-way (Middleton)
Vote: passed
Approved
Surplus declaration and lease of city property near Hughes Avenue to Middleton
Vote: passedConditions attached
Development Activity (7)
Summerfield Estates Phase 1
Residential
2026 Lift Station Rehab Project
Infrastructure
Citywide Sewer Interceptor Assessment
Infrastructure
Market Signals (6)
Commercial Demand
Downtown Gulfport foot traffic has surged following the opening of…
Commercial Demand
The Gulfport Harbor Lights Winter Festival draws roughly 87,500 attendees…
Infrastructure
Aging sewer interceptor lines and lift stations are prompting large…
Who Spoke (18)
MayorCouncilmember · 2StaffAttorneyWitness · 3Public · 4
On the record: the mayor, 2 councilmembers, a staff member, an attorney, 3 witnesses, and 4 members of the public.
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