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City Commission / October 26, 2026

Your city. Your agenda.
A clearer way to take part.

From public spending to neighborhood development, understand what’s on
the table—and find the questions worth asking.

Monday, October 26 · 7 p.m. Eastern
City Hall · 300 North Park Avenue
Agenda preview · Outcomes unverified




Decisions that affect Sanford



Based on the seven-page agenda. Separate contracts, staff reports and
maps have not been reviewed. Recommendations are proposals; official
decisions and commissioner votes are unverified.

Where these decisions fit in the meeting

Opening formalities and a Pints n’ Paws presentation come first, followed
by minutes, consent business and the two public hearings.
General public comments are item 8, before other
business. Reports from City officials close the agenda.

Take your comment to the City.

Use the official speaker request process to participate.
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Official speaker request form ↗

Agenda item comments: The meeting agenda lists three
minutes per speaker, with five minutes for an organization’s
representative presenting its views during a quasi-judicial hearing.

Citizen Participation: Five minutes at item 8.
If your concern involves consent business, raise it with the Clerk
or a commissioner before the consent vote.

Participation assistance: The agenda lists
407-688-5012, requested at least 48 hours ahead. For same-day needs,
contact the City to ask what is available.

Source: City Commission Regular Meeting Agenda,
October 26, 2026. Each item identifies its agenda page.
Official meeting page ·
Agendas and meeting records ·
City YouTube channel

Annual leases, purchasing ceilings, contract increases and budget
amendments represent different commitments. This guide does not add
them into a single spending total.

Test responses are browser-only. There are no shared
vote totals or public comments. Community opinions would be informal,
self-selected feedback—not official votes or a representative survey.

Sanford Pages · An independent community guide
Test edition · Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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