Legislation
103 Ocala contracts run out within twelve months, worth $48.2M.
That is when the work goes back out to bid — and the end date was published in the award, often years ago.
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Case No: CE26-0211 Inspector: STEPHANI SMITH
Case No: CE26-0036 Inspector: JENNIPHER BULLER
Case No: CE25-0929 Inspector: OSIAS FERREIRA
Resolution 2026-24 to adopt Vision 2050
Additional expenditures under the agreements for citywide interior and exterior painting services as needed for an increased aggregate expenditure not to exceed $350,000
Task Work Order No. 55 with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for the provision of professional engineering services related to the NE Eighth Avenue Roadway Improvement project in the amount …
Budget Resolution 2026-138 to amend the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget to accept a donation from Walmart in the amount of $5,000
Additional expenditures under the cooperative purchasing agreement with GeoGraph Technologies, LLC, for Conversion of ArcFM Data to CrescentLink-Compatible Geodatabase with an aggregate expe…
Budget Resolution 2026-140 amending the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget to provide a supplemental appropriation to reconcile cash balance forward accounts and for the continuation of projects not…
Award of the contract with Bentley Pinder Construction, LLC for a rebuild of the Thomas residence located at 1635 NW 24th Avenue for a total project cost not to exceed $161,618
March 16, 2026 Final Minutes
Purchase of various inventory items for Ocala Fiber Network from multiple vendors in an amount not to exceed $723,341
Minutes from March 17, 2026
One-year contract with Fisher Scientific LLC, for the purchase of firefighter self-contained breathing apparatus and associated equipment with a projected aggregate expenditure of $111,546
Power Cost Adjustment Report - March 2026
City Council meeting minutes
Resolution 2026-32 to consider an amendment to the 60th Avenue Parcels Planned Development Plan and Standards Book for property located at 3661 SW 60th Avenue and 5800 SW 31st Street (Parcel…
Resolution 2026-27 to approve State-Funded Grant Supplemental Agreement No.1 for the NW 44th Avenue Extension Project
Six-month extension to the cooperative purchasing agreement between City of Ocala and Playcore Wisconsin, Inc., doing business as Gametime, as amended, for final renewal period July 1, 2026,…
Ordinance 2026-11 to amend the Code of Ordinances, City of Ocala, Florida, Chapter 18, Article II, Section 18-31 to reduce the required quorum for meetings of the Airport Advisory Board from…
Ordinance 2026-10 to change the Future Land Use map designation on approximately 74.11 acres, comprised of nine parcels (Parcels 21492-000-00, 21477-000-00, 21474-002-00, 21476-000-00, 21474…
Extension of terms for Planning & Zoning Commission members from three years to four years as per Ordinance 2024-18
Case No: ENV25-0336 Inspector: ROBERT MOORE
2027 Air Show considerations
First amendments for one-year renewal of contracts with Crowder-Gulf Joint Venture, Inc., primary, and D & J Enterprises, Inc, secondary, for emergency debris removal services
Budget Resolution 2026-136 to amend the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget to transfer funds from the Airport Reserve for Contingencies account to purchase a tractor with attachments for the Ocala I…
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Selection of an applicant for appointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission for a new four-year term ending March 1, 2030
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Presentation of the Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month Proclamation to ABATE of Florida, Inc., Forest Chapter of Marion County President Greg Smale
First Amendments for one-year renewal of contracts with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC, primary, and Tetra Tech, Inc., secondary, for emergency debris removal monitoring services
Budget Resolution 2026-139 amending the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget for the carry forward of prior fiscal year grant funds totaling $41,439,079
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Fully Exected Contracts Under $50,000
Reilly Arts Center Executive Director, Natalie McComb, and Reilly Arts Center Senior Director of Operations and Programming, Adam Volpe - Reilly Arts Center and Marion Theatre Update
Presentation of Ocala Community Redevelopment Agency Fiscal Year 2024-25 Annual Report
CODE BOARD MINUTES 3.12.2026
Participation Agreement with American Public Power Association to develop and deploy cyber security defense for public power in the amount of $55,000
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