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Release: Levy County Development Department Launches New Online Zoning Portal Through OpenGovCLIC HER FOR MORE INFORMATION
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2026 GENERAL 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 November 3, 2026, General 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 preview of the ballot they will receive and see the contests and candidates that will appear when voting in the upcoming General Election.
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LEVY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
ARREST REPORT FOR WEEK OF 2026 AUGUSTT 31
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CEDAR KEY COMMISSSION PONDERS OD CITY HALL, FPBA, MORE2026 August 20
The City of Cedar Key Commission met at City Hall on Thursday afternoon, at 5:20 pm, August 20, after the Community Redevelopment Agency adjourned. All commissioners were in attendance: Mayor Jim Wortham, Vice Mayor Mel Beckham, Nancy Sera, Dell Weible, and Heath Davis. An audience of approximately twenty-five attended.
MARKET IN THE PARK
Commissioners granted the farmers’ market vendors, who arrive in the City Park twice monthly, an additional two to three months fee-less access to the location.
PUBLIC COMMENT
Resident Janine Byrd presented her issues surrounding the recent recreational vehicles in a moratorium sent to each commissioner and the city’s attorney by mail, none of whom responded to her input, she reported. Stating resolutely that she “had a dog in the fight,” without further clarification, she suggested that the commissioners and attorney read Florida Statute 513, Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicle Parks, carefully.
CEDAR KEY ENTITIES’ REPORTS
Cedar Key Water and Sewer District
CKWSD General Manager John Rittenhouse reported that Phase Two of the Lift Stations refurbishment is underway and ought to be completed by December. A total of 17 lift stations are located in Cedar Key, five of which have been refurbished thus far. All lift station work is funded by grants aggressively sought by John Rittenhouse and the CKSWSD board members, at no cost to Cedar Key residents.
