City of Palm Coast, Florida

The Palm Coast Fire Dept. and the City of Palm Coast hosted their annual Hall of Terror this past Friday and Saturday, October 30 and 31, which drew nearly four thousand attendees to Fire Station 21 over the two-day span. 

The City of Palm Coast is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2026-27 Cultural Arts Grant Program, which supports local arts and cultural organizations that give residents and visitors opportunities to experience music, theater, visual arts, creative writing, and cultural heritage. The grant process is facilitated by the Flagler County Cultural Council (FC3), whose recommendations are presented to the Palm Coast City Council for approval. 

The City of Palm Coast will implement a new fee structure for non-residents participating in paid Parks and Recreation programs beginning Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The change establishes a consistent non-resident fee adjustment across the department’s paid programs and follows a review of program costs and pricing at comparable municipalities and recreation facilities.

A new place to gather, more room to park, and easier access to the waterfront are now part of the experience at Palm Coast’s Waterfront Park. The City celebrated the opening of the new pavilion and expanded parking area on October 23, following a project made possible in large part by a nearly $630,000 investment from the Florida Inland Navigation District (F.I.N.D.).