Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Clearwater public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in public safety
Speeding and aggressive driving enforcement
A $50,000 state grant would pay for police overtime dedicated to catching speeding and aggressive drivers in 2027.
Annual Red-Light Camera Report
A $50,000 state grant would pay for police overtime dedicated to catching speeding and aggressive drivers in 2027.
Public Comment Rules and Electronic Registration
Resolution 26-20 keeps the 'citizens to be heard' period alive through February 28, 2027 — one resident urged making it permanent and repealing Rule 15.
Fire engine replacement
Two new engines cost $2.57 million and won't arrive until fiscal 2031 due to post-COVID industry-wide delays of 48-52 months. The department has built an apparatus forecast through 2040 to plan around it.
Trespass Order Appeal for Rose Wilson
Petitioner Rose Wilson appealed a trespass order issued on October 1, 2026, under Case CW26-158334.
Municipal Operations Relocation and Meeting Schedule
The next board meeting moves to Thursday, November 19 in the new City Hall Council Chambers. Staff will share parking maps since the move could confuse folks used to the Main Library location.
ICE and Law Enforcement Cooperation (287(g) Agreement)
Multiple residents urged the city to end its 287(g) agreement with ICE, saying immigrant neighbors are afraid to leave home or talk to police, hurting public safety and trust.