Commission issues two proclamations and highlights Gulf Coast Fest, Blue Jays events
February 06, 2026 | Dunedin, Pinellas County, Florida
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DUNEDIN, Fla. — The City Commission opened its Feb. 5 session with ceremonial proclamations and event announcements that highlighted local culture and tourism.
Vice Mayor Robert Walker read a proclamation declaring Feb. 28, 2026, Florida Gulf Coast Hope Spot Day in Dunedin, noting partnerships with the Dunedin History Museum and local organizations and the city’s Gulf Coast Fest scheduled for the same day. Sustainability manager Natalie Gass described the family‑friendly Gulf Coast Fest and a morning beach cleanup; speakers scheduled for the event include local aquariums and the Sierra Club.
Commissioner Steven Sandbergen read a separate proclamation welcoming the Toronto Blue Jays back for their 50th spring‑training season in Dunedin and promoted team events, including a free public welcome‑back at TD Ballpark on Feb. 14 and opening day Feb. 21. Blue Jays representatives on the dais thanked the city for long‑term support and encouraged residents to attend events and watch home games during spring training.
The proclamations were ceremonial and required no commission action beyond the readings and event announcements.
Vice Mayor Robert Walker read a proclamation declaring Feb. 28, 2026, Florida Gulf Coast Hope Spot Day in Dunedin, noting partnerships with the Dunedin History Museum and local organizations and the city’s Gulf Coast Fest scheduled for the same day. Sustainability manager Natalie Gass described the family‑friendly Gulf Coast Fest and a morning beach cleanup; speakers scheduled for the event include local aquariums and the Sierra Club.
Commissioner Steven Sandbergen read a separate proclamation welcoming the Toronto Blue Jays back for their 50th spring‑training season in Dunedin and promoted team events, including a free public welcome‑back at TD Ballpark on Feb. 14 and opening day Feb. 21. Blue Jays representatives on the dais thanked the city for long‑term support and encouraged residents to attend events and watch home games during spring training.
The proclamations were ceremonial and required no commission action beyond the readings and event announcements.
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