Published on October 12, 2026
Our Public Works crews work hard to repair asphalt and fill potholes, making our streets safer for everyone. Everyone on a road-repair crew has a job to do, ensuring a quick, efficient operation so we can reopen lanes quickly and keep traffic moving. Together, they maintain 293 miles of roads in the City of Melbourne. Please use caution and slow down when you pass them on the road.
The City has expanded pickleball access over the years to keep up with demand – and to keep the sport affordable and accessible for residents of all ages and income levels. Our recreation centers provide low-cost indoor pickleball courts, and we also maintain 24 outdoor courts at Jimmy Moore Park.
This is a free, family-friendly event. There will be a bounce house, food trucks, vendors, games, presentations, live music and more!
October 12, 2026
The City of Melbourne seeks public input for the installation of bocce courts at Jimmy Moore Park. Funding would come from the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) grant, if approved.
The City of Melbourne seeks public input for the purchase and installation of solar lights for the playground at Southwest Park. Funding would come from the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) grant, if approved.
October 13, 2026
During a special ceremony before the start of the City Council meeting, the Concerned Citizens Committee of South Brevard will be unveiling portraits of the three freedmen who founded the settlement of Crane Creek, which later became the City of Melbourne.
City Engineer James Ennis explains the steps involved in roadway improvement projects and how we plan out roadway maintenance projects to make them as cost-effective as possible. Our City Council has been proactive in dedicating a portion of property taxes to roadway maintenance and roadway care. This helps keep our roads in good shape and minimizes disruption for our residents and businesses.
