Where Melbourne and Brevard County legal notices are posted: the county notice site, FloridaPublicNotices.com, agendas and court sales. An index only.
Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. This page is an index to public notices, not the official publication of any notice. Legal notices take effect only as published by the government or newspaper named. Sources are linked below.
Public notices tell residents about hearings, rezonings, budgets, elections, bids, foreclosure and tax deed sales and more. In Melbourne they appear in several places: the county’s public notice website, newspapers (searchable statewide), the city’s meeting portal and the Clerk of Court’s sale lists. Use the links below to find the official version.
Who to call
- City Clerk’s Office (city notices, public records): 321-608-7220
- City Hall main line: 321-608-7000
- Brevard County Clerk of Court: 321-637-5413
- Supervisor of Elections: 321-290-8683
The main places to look
| Where | What it covers | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Brevard County public notice site | Legal ads and public notices; the City of Melbourne’s website links here for its own legal ads | brevardfl.column.us |
| FloridaPublicNotices.com | Notices published in Florida newspapers, searchable by county and newspaper, from the Florida Press Service | floridapublicnotices.com |
| City of Melbourne meeting portal | City Council and board agendas, packets and minutes, including public hearings | melbournefl.portal.civicclerk.com |
| Brevard County Clerk of Court | Foreclosure sales list and tax deed auctions | property sales |
| Supervisor of Elections | Election notices, canvassing board schedules | election public notices |
| Brevard Public Schools | School Board legal notices | legal notices |
| Value Adjustment Board | Property tax appeal hearing notices and schedules | VAB notices and schedules |
FloridaPublicNotices.com keeps notices from the last 35 days on its front page and an archive going back up to three years. It also offers text and email alerts.
City of Melbourne notices
- Council and board hearings: each agenda on the CivicClerk portal marks public hearings. The council’s next regular meetings are at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, and Tuesday, Oct. 27.
- Rezoning and land use: see our building permits and zoning guide for the Planning and Zoning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment.
- Budget and tax rate: the fiscal 2027 millage hearings were Sept. 9 and Sept. 23; see property taxes.
- Traffic and street closures: the city’s Traffic Advisories.
- Ballot questions: Melbourne voters decide a charter amendment, Ordinance 2026-25, on Nov. 3; see voting in Brevard County.
Court sales
The Clerk of Court lists upcoming foreclosure sales by case number and sale date. Foreclosure auctions on or after Sept. 2, 2026, are held online at brevard.realforeclose.com; earlier auctions were held at the North Brevard Government Center in Titusville. Case files are on the Clerk’s court case search. Tax deed auctions are listed on the Clerk’s tax deeds page.
Public records requests
To ask for a city record, contact the City Clerk’s Office, the city’s public records custodian, at 321-608-7220.
What this means for you
- Watching a rezoning or a hearing? Check the CivicClerk agenda the week before.
- Searching for a notice in the newspaper? Use FloridaPublicNotices.com and filter by Brevard.
- Following a foreclosure? The Clerk’s sales list shows the date; bidding is online.
Related: who to call at City Hall, building permits and zoning and voting in Brevard County.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Melbourne’s legal notices published?
The City of Melbourne links its legal ads and public notices to Brevard County’s public notice site at brevardfl.column.us. Newspaper notices statewide are also searchable on FloridaPublicNotices.com.
Where can I find Brevard County foreclosure sales?
The Brevard County Clerk of Court posts the foreclosure sales list. Auctions on or after Sept. 2, 2026, are held online at brevard.realforeclose.com.
How do I find Melbourne City Council agendas?
Agendas, packets and minutes are on the city’s CivicClerk portal at melbournefl.portal.civicclerk.com. The council meets at City Hall, 900 E. Strawbridge Ave.
Is this page the official legal notice?
No. This page is an index that points to where notices are officially posted. Always rely on the official notice itself.
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