Flagler Beach, Florida Public Records

Additionally, the Flagler County Property Appraiser's Office maintains detailed records on land parcels, home values, and other key property details that are invaluable for homeowners, buyers, and real estate professionals in the Flagler Beach area.

Additionally, the area's proximity to larger metropolitan areas like Daytona Beach and Jacksonville allows many Flagler Beach residents to commute to work, further bolstering the community's economic vitality.

The Flagler Beach Police Department, located at fbpd.org, is the primary law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public safety and security within the city limits. Residents and visitors can utilize this department's resources to request arrest records, mugshots, booking information, and other criminal history data. The Flagler County Sheriff's Office also plays a crucial role in broader countywide policing efforts, working in conjunction with the local police department to ensure the well-being of the Flagler Beach community.

Flagler Beach voters are served by the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections, located at 1769 East Moody Boulevard, Building 3, Bunnell, FL 32110 (phone: 386-313-4170, website: flaglerelections.com). The Supervisor of Elections administers all federal, state, county, and municipal elections for Flagler Beach residents, including voter registration, early voting, absentee ballots, and election night results. Florida residents can register to vote online at registertovoteflorida.gov; voters must register or update their registration at least 29 days before an election. Registration requires a Florida driver license or ID card number, the last four digits of a Social Security number, and proof of residency. Flagler Beach conducts municipal elections for mayor and city commission seats; the city has a commission-manager form of government with four commission seats and a mayor, all elected at-large. Municipal elections in Flagler Beach are typically held in even-numbered years coinciding with state and county elections; the next municipal election is expected in 2026. Flagler Beach residents can find their assigned polling location by visiting flaglerelections.com and using the precinct finder tool, or by calling the elections office; polling places in Flagler Beach have included the Flagler Beach United Methodist Church at 1520 South Daytona Avenue. Florida has extensive early voting periods, typically 10-14 days before Election Day at designated locations throughout the county; the Flagler Beach Library at 315 South 7th Street has served as an early voting site. Mail-in ballots (formerly called absentee ballots) can be requested online at flaglerelections.com or by calling the elections office; requests are valid through the end of the calendar year for all elections in that period. In the November 2024 presidential election, Flagler County recorded approximately 67% voter turnout with over 75,000 ballots cast from approximately 112,000 registered voters; Flagler Beach's turnout mirrors countywide patterns. On November 3, 2026, Flagler Beach voters will decide several important races: Florida will hold elections for Governor and Cabinet officers (Governor, Attorney General, Chief Financial Officer, and Commissioner of Agriculture, as these positions are up in 2026), all members of the Florida House of Representatives (District 25 covers Flagler Beach), one Florida State Senate seat (District 7), and various Flagler County offices including County Commission seats, School Board members, and potentially the Sheriff. The U.S. Senate seat currently held by Marco Rubio is not up in 2026 (his term expires in 2028), but Florida's other Senate seat held by Rick Scott is also not up until 2030, so no U.S. Senate race will appear on the 2026 ballot. Flagler Beach municipal races for mayor or city commission may also appear on the 2026 ballot depending on the city's election schedule. All election records in Florida are extensively public under Florida Statutes Chapter 97 and Chapter 106; the Supervisor of Elections website provides free access to voter registration lists (with limited personal information), complete precinct-level election results, campaign finance reports for all local candidates and political committees, candidate qualification documents, and sample ballots. The flaglerelections.com website posts unofficial results on election night and certified results within days, with detailed breakdowns by precinct and method of voting (Election Day, early voting, mail-in).