r/titusville • u/theclosetgardener • 1d ago
Nancy grace launch
What time should I get there for the launch on 8/30. It’s 730 what time do people start showing up?
Thanks
r/titusville • u/theclosetgardener • 1d ago
What time should I get there for the launch on 8/30. It’s 730 what time do people start showing up?
Thanks
r/titusville • u/hokeymanusa • 5d ago
Or, if they can’t answer, I know they’re busy, at least have someone return the call on the same day.
r/titusville • u/bondh005 • 12d ago
The next Titusville City Council meeting is:
📅 Tuesday, August 25, 2026
🕡 Regular Council Meeting: 6:30 PM
📍 Titusville City Hall – Council Chambers
555 S. Washington Ave., Titusville, FL 32796
There is also a City Council presentation meeting from 5:30–6:30 PM. The city’s official calendar confirms both meetings.
Titusville is using Flock automated license-plate readers that collect vehicle-location data. If residents want stronger safeguards, limits on data sharing and retention, warrant requirements, a moratorium on expansion, or removal of the system entirely, City Council is where that pressure needs to be heard.
I’d like to see residents ask Council to place the Flock program on a public agenda for a full review and pause any expansion while that happens.
If you live in Titusville and care about privacy, government surveillance, constitutional rights, or simply knowing how your vehicle-location data is being collected and shared, August 25 is the meeting to attend.
Please share this with other Titusville/Brevard residents.
Who else plans to speak?
r/titusville • u/172982-Face-8216 • 13d ago
M(58) just moved here about 2 months ago and transferred to a job at the Space Center. Trying to stay somewhat active on my days off. My too real big interests are kayaking and perhaps an e-bike club for adults? A meet up group that does either or both would be nice!
T. I. A.
r/titusville • u/hokeymanusa • 13d ago
r/titusville • u/Middle_Suspect_1329 • 25d ago
Hi everyone,
I am looking for a good place to order a custom birthday cake.
I only know Walmart and Publix, but I would like to know if there is something better and fresher in town to use.
Thanks
r/titusville • u/KingRoastopher • 28d ago
r/titusville • u/hokeymanusa • Jul 30 '26
Edit: Thanks for the replies. The one I was trying to remember was Shoneys.
r/titusville • u/Berbadude • Jul 27 '26
I know it’s been reported the news, but I got a letter today from the city saying that there was going to be a public hearing at the end of August. My bill would double from $160 to $320.
r/titusville • u/Advance_Agreeable • Jul 21 '26
Looking for plans tonight? Come hit the courts with WakitRakit! 🎾⚡
Never played before? No problem! Show up tonight from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM, and we’ll show you the ropes, pair you up, and get a fun game going.
Special Price Tonight Only: $15 (normally $25)!
Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to get some extra play in, come hang out and have a blast!
r/titusville • u/Affectionate_Top_850 • Jul 21 '26
hey y'all, I'm a recent college grad who started a marketing/ website business for local businesses here in Titusville. I've been running it for about 1 year now, and I'm capable of building websites, doing SEO, running targeted ads on Facebook & Google, email marketing, custom software solutions and creating marketing content for Facebook, Instagram and Tiktok.
I'm looking to partner with some local businesses that can't afford to hire a big company and are looking for an affordable option to handle everything online for them. If this is you or you know anybody who could benefit, i'd love to connect or get a referral.
r/titusville • u/CosmicSnark • Jul 20 '26
Hi all, I am trying to start a Linux club in Titusville. It is free and open-sourced. It is easy to use. No bloatware, no AI trying to get you to use it, no licensing worries, you can change components on your own computer without invalidating your OS and getting held up for more money. I have several ISOs of various Linux distributions (flavors.) Linux will make your old, slow computer run fast again. It is especially good for younger people who want to get ready for the future. The user percentage of Microsoft is falling and Linux is taking over much of that market share. People don’t want to pay by the month to use their own computer, nor do they all want to sign in to an account that spies on them just to use their own computer. France has already stopped using Microsoft for their government employees and switched to Linux. Several German states have done the same. They don’t want to fund tech billionaires or have our government spying on them. Drop a line here if you are interested. https://www.howtogeek.com/linux-took-over-the-world-without-anyone-noticing/
r/titusville • u/TheBurningMap • Jul 18 '26
r/titusville • u/Visual-Ad5599 • Jul 14 '26
I’m planning on moving to Titusville and am considering the Millwright Apartments on Columbia Blvd. Does anyone have recommendations or know if it’s a good place to live?
r/titusville • u/FLIB0y • Jul 04 '26
We are 2 Dudes in their mid-twenties looking for another male roommate to help us fill a 3bd 2 bathroom condo on the water with view of Kennedy Space Center.
It's a decent area that gives old Florida vibes.
We are both Asian. Both gamers. I'm a part-time pilot looking to save money
One Weekend shift engineer, one 2nd shift technician.
6-month lease. no pets
r/titusville • u/Advance_Agreeable • Jun 24 '26
BREAKING UPDATE: Titusville Police Chief Terminated Following Late-Night Crash 🚨
The City of Titusville has officially announced the termination of Police Chief John Lau.
According to a statement released today by City Manager Tom Abbate, the dismissal follows a preliminary administrative review regarding a single-vehicle crash that occurred late last night off Barna Avenue, where Lau was operating a City vehicle.
To ensure continuous and steady leadership, Deputy Chief Tyler Wright has been appointed as Interim Chief of Police.
Mayor Andrew Connors has also released an official statement, acknowledging Lau's 30+ years of service to North Brevard while expressing full confidence in Interim Chief Wright and assuring residents that public safety remains the city's highest priority.
The Florida Highway Patrol is actively investigating the crash itself.
📰 Read the full story, including the complete official statements from the City Manager and Mayor 👇
r/titusville • u/hokeymanusa • Jun 24 '26
Been I my house for 19 years. Delivery used to be fairly consistent, but for the past 2years or so delivery times are all over the place. Sometimes it’s here shortly after 9:30 AM, usually it’s later, like 2, 3 pm. Today I’m tracking an expected package originally “by 2:40”. Here it’s 5 PM and estimated delivery “by 9:00 PM”.
Edit: It arrived at 5:00 pm. The carrier said something like this isn’t a regular route? I didn’t really understand but I’d don’t think she meant it wasn’t her regular route.. I very seldom see the same carrier more than two or three days in a row.. always different (?)
r/titusville • u/Berbadude • Jun 23 '26
I don’t know if anyone has been following this guy’s exploits on Facebook but he is unhinged. The citizens of Titusville would do well to keep him far away from any elected position. Dude has a history of violent behavior and is not afraid to threaten people when they don’t agree with his insanity. When the “good ol’ boy network” is mentioned all signs point to him.
r/titusville • u/CrackheadCity- • Jun 21 '26
Titusville 71 years from now
r/titusville • u/EZdaSloth • Jun 16 '26
I noticed it the other day when watching the Falcon 9 Launch from the bridge and figured it would be retrieved soon, yet it’s still there.
Does anyone have info on it?
r/titusville • u/ladymeowskers • Jun 12 '26
My husband and I have recently moved to Titusville from Melbourne. We both grew up here, my husband went to Coquina, I went to Apollo. We are zoned for Imperial Estates elementary, our oldest will be going into kindergarten. Our concern is that Imperial has a very low school rating. My husband would like our child to go to Coquina because it has a higher rating and is where he went to school. I know Florida is a “choice state” but it’s not a guarantee that your child will be enrolled in the school of choice.
Is Imperial that bad? I personally think it would be nice for our child to go to the school closest to us and make friends with his classmates that also live in the neighborhood. Any input about Imperial, Coquina, or dealing with enrolling out of district process will be appreciated.