Dunedin City Commission
Foresight and sound masterful planning have made
Dunedin one of the few full-service communities in Pinellas County.
The city operates under a non-partisan Commission/Manager form of
government. Four Commissioners and a Mayor are elected by the
registered voters of Dunedin under a staggered system that ensures
that the city will have a degree of experience serving on the
Commission at all times. The Chief Executive Officer, currently the
City Manager, oversees all eight City departments and the annual
budget.
Commission Meetings are held at City Hall, 542 Main Street,
at 6:30pm on the first and third Thursdays of every month, unless
otherwise scheduled. Updated meeting times can be found on the
Calendar.
In addition, Commission Meetings are broadcast live on
Dunedin TV and are repeated daily at 9:00am and 6:30pm. All
Commission Meetings and Workshops can also be viewed
online
on demand.
Government in the Sunshine and volunteer citizen boards and
committees appointed by the City Commission ensure open, honest and
responsive government. There are 39 volunteer Boards/Committees
that help advise the city. Commission meetings are open to the
public and official city records, maps and financial statements are
available for public review.
Our Mayor and Commissioners serve on County and Regional
Boards and Committees, adding our viewpoint to transportation,
housing, and other important issues. Many of these meetings can be
seen on the Pinellas County Connection TV channel. Find the
schedule
here...
The Future of Dunedin
As the City moves forward, growth and redevelopment are both desired and inevitable. The true challenge will be to grow "smart." With this in mind, the City Commission has initiated the necessary research to set forth a vision for the future of Dunedin, that will protect our charming City, beautiful waterfront and overall excellent quality of life.
We are Building an Inclusive Community
Penny for
Pinellas
Community Planning
The below presentations were made by independent consultants,
that were hired by the City Commission. The consultants worked with
city staff and citizens to determine the following:
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