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Improvement Update on Waterfront Park

by Krys DeWind | May 26, 2023 | Community, News

Waterfront Park is currently under construction and progress is steadily moving along as contractors install a concrete boat access ramp and a floating dock launch pad. Eric Gebo, the Stormwater and Engineering Architect for the City of Palm Coast gave a short update...

Flagler County Sheriff’s Office hosts Home-school Group Field Trip

by Krys DeWind | Mar 13, 2023 | Community, Events, FCSO, News, Schools

Today The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office hosted a home-school group at their operations center. Deputies and staff were able to interact with kids of all ages, along with parents as they got a very basic tour of the building and some hands on interactions as...

FCSO’s Quarterly Awards Ceremony; Honors Civilians and FCSO Employees

by Krys DeWind | Jan 27, 2023 | Community, Events, FCSO, News

January 26th at 2pm the FCSO held their first quarterly awards ceremony at their new building. This was the first awards ceremony to be held in the new operations center. Two civilians, a FCSO detective, the FCSO Emergency Response Team who deployed to Charlotte...

Bull Creek Fish Camp restaurant to be torn down after suffering irreparable damages from hurricanes Ian, Nicole

by Julie Murphy | Jan 25, 2023 | Community, News

January 25, 2023 – The Bull Creek Fish Camp restaurant – part of Flagler County’s Bull Creek Campgrounds – will be torn down at the end of February having suffered irreparable damages suffered from hurricanes Ian and Nicole. The building, constructed in 1997, sat...

Visitors to Princess Place Preserve may have limited access Thursday through Sunday due to prescribed-fire operations

by Julie Murphy | Jan 25, 2023 | Community, News

January 25, 2023 – Park visitors to Princess Place Preserve may experience limited access Thursday through Sunday as Flagler County Land Management will be conducting prescribed-fire operations over four days – January 26 through 29 – to restore ecologically necessary...