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The Casselberry City Commission met on Monday, September 14, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the City Commission Chambers. The meeting included presentations on employee wellness and a retiring deputy city clerk, an update on the Flock camera system, and public hearings to adopt the tentative millage rate and operating budget for Fiscal Year 2026/2027. The commission also approved a second reading of an ordinance increasing lien search fees and received numerous public comments in support of preserving the Brightwater historic home. Key decisions included setting a tentative millage rate 9.87% above the rollback rate and reducing the budget by $36,000 to reflect non-appropriation of Flock camera funds.
Maybe it was just a food bed like that. I'd call the uh Monday, September 14th meeting of the City Commission to order, and we will start out with a moment of silence, please. Would you please join me for the pledge? One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Donna, would you please call the role? Commissioner Kirk. Commissioner Bush. Commissioner DeVita. Here. Vice Mayor Aramandia. Mayor Henson. Here. Thank you. Okay. We have no minutes to consider tonight, so we will go right on to presentations. And I would ask uh to come forward. Well, we have a American Heart Association is an organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and strokes, which are leading causes of death globally. Founded in uh 1924, the organization has grown to become the largest voluntary health organization in the United States, with over thirty-five million volunteers and supporters. American Heart Association offers voluntary certification standards for employers in the area of health and wellness through their well-being works better program. Organizations complete an assessment that explores five areas of the workplace, well-being focused on policies, programs, engagement, interventions, and outcomes. The City of Casper is proud to receive the silver letter level recognition after completing the assessment process. City is recognized for its comprehensive employee health and wellness program, highlighting the city's proactive commitment to providing employees with a healthy and safe workplace. I have a proclamation I'd like to read, whereas Linda Sundaval has served the city of Casterbury as a an employee in the city clerk's office for 14 and a half years, starting out as a temporary city clerk assistant on February 20th, 2012. She was then hired as full-time staff assistant to in the city clerk's office on the October 1st of 2012, and finally her position was reclassified to Deputy City Clerk on October 1 of 2018. Whereas Linda Sandoval is uh whose attention to detail, enthusiasm, professionalism, and devotion to her duties and responsibilities in the city. Clerk's office has proven to be a tremendous asset to the city by providing both citizens and staff members with outstanding customer service. Whereas Linda has been an employee employee of the City of Castlebury performing her duties with a high level of expertise, having previously served as a deputy city clerk and city clerk for the city of Altamont Springs prior to her employment with the City of Castlebury. Now, therefore, David Henson, by virtue of the third vested in me, as mayor of the City of Castlebury, Florida, present this proclamation to Linda in honor of her retirement on behalf of the City Commission, the staff, and the citizens of Castlebury, and set aside this code to honor and show our sincere gratitude and appreciation for her 14 and a half years of extraordinary dedicated service to the city of Castlebury. Congratulations. So my name is Jessica Burnham. I'm the Central East District Director for the Florida Association of City Clerks, and I am here to present this resolution to Linda. A resolution of the Florida Association of City Clerks expressing appreciation and gratitude for the many years of distinguished service and dedication of deputy city clerk Linda S. Sunball, CMC City of Castlebury, whereas Linda S. Sunball began work as a deputy city clerk for the City of Castlebury in February 2012, and whereas Linda S. Sunball also previously served as City Clerk in Altamont Springs, and whereas Linda S. Sunball joined FACC in 2006 and obtained her CMC in 2009, and whereas Linda S. Sunball has served on the FACC Fall Academy Host Committee and the FACC Membership Committee. And whereas Linda S.