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In a packed regular meeting Monday evening, the Titusville City Council took decisive action on two major issues affecting residents: a unanimous vote to outright ban data centers within city limits, and a unanimous vote to advertise a 100% increase to the city's stormwater assessment fee for Fiscal Year 2027.

The City Council meeting is tomorrow evening, July 14, 2026, at 6:30 p.m., and the agenda is packed with important decisions that will shape the city’s footprint, infrastructure, and your wallet.

Adam Carnell Copeland, 41, was arrested after a Brevard County Sheriff's Office investigation linked him to the multi-day confinement of a woman at a residence on Daryl Terrace. The victim managed to flee the home on June 16, 2026, and sought help from a neighbor who was mowing his backyard.

The vacant American Police Hall of Fame and Museum property has been sold to Knight, LLC for $10.95 million, marking the end of an era for the 6350 Horizon Drive facility and the beginning of a new chapter under the umbrella of a major local defense contractor.

Bodycam and Reports Reveal New Details in Firing of Former Titusville Police Chief After Crash FHP says no signs of impairment were found after a crash involving former Titusville Police Chief John Lau. Because no indicators were seen by the trooper, who arrived over an hour after the crash, FHP did not request an alcohol test.... https://talkoftitusville.com/2026/06/26/bodycam-and-reports-reveal-new-details-in-firing-of-former-titusville-police-chief-after-crash/

BCSO stated that one individual was transported to a local hospital following the incident. At this time, the identity and condition of the patient have not been officially released.

One Dead After Airboat-Involved Crash on Loughman Lake Brevard County authorities were dispatched to Loughman Lake at approximately 5:00 p.m. in response to the rescue call. Upon arrival and subsequent investigation, personnel located an individual who was later confirmed to be deceased....

As Titusville continues to grow, the City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday night on a proposed set of zoning changes that could allow for expansion within the local aerospace industry.