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Michael
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Titusville to Begin $100 Fines as School Zone Speed Camera Grace Period Ends Monday
The Titusville Police Department will transition from warnings to $100 civil penalties today, Monday, May 11, for drivers caught speeding in designated school zones by…
Health First and Parrish Healthcare form countywide stroke network
The Health First-Parrish Stroke Network will standardize clinical protocols and coordinate emergency medical services across five certified primary stroke centers. The partnership includes all four…
Titusville Public Works Faces Crisis Amid Vacancies and Employee Grievances
Employees say that these systemic issues are not new and have plagued the department for years.
Titusville City Council to Tackle Multi-Million Dollar Infrastructure Projects and New Ordinances
The Titusville City Council is preparing for a high-stakes regular meeting on April 28, 2026, focusing heavily on massive infrastructure investments, community ordinances, and mid-year…
Eastern Homes Revives Stalled Titusville Subdivision After 20 Years
An Orlando-based developer is reviving a long-dormant residential project in Titusville, bringing 72 new townhomes to a site that has sat unfinished for two decades.
Titusville City Council to Vote on Heavy Truck Traffic, Recovery Residences, and Infrastructure Upgrades
The Titusville City Council convenes tonight to tackle a packed agenda featuring critical decisions on local traffic laws, recovery housing, major infrastructure investments, and community…
Titusville Teen Charged as Adult in Killing of Stepsister Aboard Cruise Ship
The federal grand jury indictment, announced Monday by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, alleges that the teen killed Anna Kepner…
Titusville Launches Fraud Hotline Following Water Department Scandal
The City of Titusville launched a new website and phone hotline Thursday to allow residents and employees to report suspected government waste, fraud, and abuse.
Titusville Police Identify Man Found in Indian River; Cause of Death Determined
Titusville Police have identified John Lee Brown, 34, as the man found in the Indian River and report that preliminary autopsy findings indicate an accidental…
DeSantis to Appoint Successor Following Commissioner’s Resignation; Election Set for November
Supervisor of Elections Tim Bobanic announced the vacancy this week, noting that an election will be held later this year to determine who will serve…