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CITY MTG - 16JUN 2026

 
 
CITY COMMSSION ADDRESSES
EMPTY SEAT, RVS, MOMENT OF SILENCE
2026 June 16

The Cedar Key City Commission met on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 5 pm at City Hall.  Commissioners present included Mayor Jim Wortham, Vice-Mayor Mel Beckham, Nancy Sera, and Dell Weible.  Absent was the prior commissioner Jolie Dais who resigned on June 8, 2026.

PUBLIC COMMENT
PRAYER
Resident Vanessa Edmons asked who took the “prayer” item off one of the agenda’s several iterations.   The evening’s public ally distributed “Updated Agenda” clearly included “Invocation”; that invocation was delivered in prayer form by Commissioner Beckham.    
Though Commissioner Beckham conducted a prayer minute earlier and Mayor Wortham explaining that it was an in-house error, Edmonds demanded the name of the person who removed the prayer from another, non-relevant agenda.   
Commissioner Sera said that she had done so.   Beckham questioned Sera lengthily.  Discussion ensued as to whether a prayer or a moment of silence was appropriate.  One commissioner suggested that they vote on that issue at that very moment.  The vote was three to one: three in favor of a moment of silence; one in favor of prayer. 

COMMISSIONER VACANCY
Mayor Wortham thanked prior Commissioner Davis for her efforts during her tenure.
Wortham announced that anyone interested in serving the remaining portion of Davis’s tenure, until April 2027, should contact any one of the commissioners.   Applicants must be qualified and, among other paperwork, must be ready to complete and submit the state required Form One.
Wortham said commissioners would discuss applicants and the process of appointing one at the next regularly scheduled meeting on Jul 21.

REQUEST FOR RV APPROVAL
Taylor Construction’s Corey Rudd, representing Christopher W. Disibio of North Carolina, requested approval to place multiple recreational vehicles on the southwest corner of Depot and Third Streets. 
As the item was agendized as an “Action Item” when there should have been a “Quasi-Judicial Hearing,” with the appropriate individuals being notified, prior to this action. The item was postponed.

CODE ENFORCEMENT ITEMS
A list of code violations, mostly construction and hurricane damage, was discussed by the commisision regarding the violations and how they have or have not been solved.

The meeting adjorned at 7:15 pm
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LEVY COUNTY NOTICE: DATA CENTERS

levy co flLEVY COUNTY NOTICE:

LEVY COUNTY HOSTS DATA CENTER WORKSHOP

TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2026  AT 9AM

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LCSO ARREST REPORT 2026 June 21


LEVY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

ARREST REPORT FOR WEEK OF 2026 JUNE 21

CLICK HERE FOR REPORT

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LEVY ELECTIONS: PRIMARY BALLOT AVAILABLE

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PRIMARY ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOTS
NOW AVAILABLE ON THE  LEVY COUNTY
SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS WEBSITE


The Levy County Supervisor of Elections Office has successfully uploaded the sample ballots for the August 18, 2026, Primary Election to its official website.

Voters can access their personalized sample ballot by selecting the “Sample Ballot” icon on the homepage at www.votelevy.gov. By entering their information, voters can view a party-specific ballot, providing a preview of what they will see when voting in the upcoming primary election.

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OBITUARY: JEAN STACKHOUSE SKAIFE

SCAIFFE PIC gJEAN STACKHOUSE SKAIFE 
Sep 12, 1921 — Jun 12, 2026

Chapel Hill, NC  Jean La Vonne Stackhouse Skaife, the only child of Phillip and Edna Stackhouse, was born September 12th, 1921. Jean passed away on June 12th, 2026 in Chapel Hill, NC, having lived a full life of 104 years.

Jean was born and grew up in Adams, WI, where her father was a railroad conductor. She graduated from Adams-Friendship High School and attended St. Theresa College in Winona, MN.

Jean met and married Charles Skaife while working at the Soil Conservation Service Farm Planner office in Madison, WI. Jean and Charlie spent the majority of their married life in Waukesha, WI. Jean was a faithful servant at First Presbyterian Church in Waukesha, where she was a member, as well as Administrative Assistant for a number of years. Cedar Key, FL became a second home following retirement, with many happy winters spent there.

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CEDAR KEY CITY NOTICE: POLICE WORKSHOP

CK CITY DECALPUBLIC NOTICE
CEDAR KEY
POLICE DEPARTMENT WORKSHOP


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cedar Key City Commission will conduct a Police Department Workshop on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. at City Hall, 809 6th Street, Cedar Key, Florida.

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CEDAR KEY CITY NOTICE: RV PARK APPROVAL REQUEST

CK CITY DECAL
CITY OF CEDAR KEY, FLORIDA

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City of Cedar Key, Florida, will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, in the City Commission Chambers located at City Hall, 809 Sixth Street, Cedar Key, Florida.

APPLICANT: Taylor Construction, Corey Rudd

PROPERTY OWNER: Christopher W. Disibio

REQUEST: Development Review Application for the development of a Recreational Vehicle (RV) Park.

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CKWSD HURRICANE GUIDELINES

CKWSD FAUCETCEDAR KEY WATER SEWER DISTRICT

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS GUIDE 

 

CLICK HERE FOR GUIDELINES 

 

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W3C MOVES FORWARD

W3C MOVES FORWARD WITHOUT BRONSON

2026 June 18

The Waccasassa Water and Wastewater Cooperative met in Cedar Key on Tuesday, June 16, at the Cedar Key Water and Sewer District offices on Third Street at 1 pm.

Among the concepts discussed and decisions made were the following.

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CITY HALL CLOSURE

CEDAR KEY CITY HALL CLOSED 

On Friday, July 3 and Monday, July 6, 2026
Closed 4th July 2026 PNG
Happy July 4!

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