Get ready for the most thrilling experience yet as the Palm Coast Fire Department proudly presents the 23rd annual Hall of Terror on Wednesday, October 30, and Thursday, October 31. This year’s event promises to be better than ever with a ‘Greatest Slashers’ theme, incorporating some of the horror genres biggest icons of the past 50 years. And new for 2024, visitors can indulge in a variety of delicious offerings from food trucks as they await their turn to tour the spine-chilling haunted house.

The City of Palm Coast is excited to announce the groundbreaking of Fire Station 26, located at 72 Airport Commerce Center Way, on Thursday, October 24, at 10 a.m. The public and media are invited to attend this important milestone, marking a significant investment in the city’s fire protection services.

The City of Palm Coast kindly asks residents in PEP (Pretreatment Effluent Pumping) system areas to only submit a case to Palm Coast Connect or contact Customer Service if their PEP alarm light is activated or if they are experiencing drainage issues in their home.

In the wake of Hurricane Milton, the City of Palm Coast staff worked tirelessly to ensure the safety and recovery of our community. From October 5-11, the city experienced heavy rainfall, with the western areas receiving 13.53 inches, the northwest seeing 12.5 inches, and the southwest receiving a staggering 16.06 inches.