Hurricane season is days away — are you ready? Join us for our Hurricane Preparedness Expo and refresh your knowledge on how to stay safe before, during, and after a storm. Meet city representatives and hear from guest speakers who will share essential tips, resources, and updates to help you protect your home, family, and … Continued
The Building and Community Development Staff have been working tirelessly to get out Substantial Damage letters and push permits. Please see an update of permitting numbers since Sept. 27th. PERMITS: Applications Processed: 2686 Permits Under Review: 131 Permits needing more information from Applicant: 206 Permits Issued: 2333 INSPECTIONS: Total Since Sept. 27th: 3279 Passed: 2655 … Continued
The Building and Community Development Staff have been working tirelessly to get out Substantial Damage letters and push permits. Please see an update of permitting numbers since Sept. 27th. PERMITS: 📍 Applications Processed: 2670 📍 Permits Under Review: 237 📍 Permits Waiting to be reviewed: 5 📍 Permits waiting on more information from Applicant: 165 📍 Permits … Continued
The City of Madeira Beach is hiring! We offer completive wages and benefits! Take a look below for open positions and apply here!
Good neighbors care about clean water! Do you part, scoop the poop! Pet waste is made up of salmonellosis, toxocariasis, and toxoplasmosis. These are diseases transmitted by bacteria and parasites in pet waste. Without proper disposal, these diseases threaten our children and our waterways with every rain shower. #StormwaterStewardshipMonth #OnlyRainDownTheDrain #Don‘tFeedTheAlgae
As Sea Turtle Season continues keep in mind lighting is a huge factor in disorienting turtles! Anyone in the Turtle Conservation zone must adhere to wildlife friendly lighting. How can you help? Close your drapes or blinds and turn off all unnecessary outdoor lights. Switch other lights to sea turtle-friendly lights if your property can … Continued
Even minor showers produce stormwater: an inch of rain across an acre of land is the same as 27,154 gallons of water! All this water enters our waterways much quicker than if the water had been absorbed by natural habitats, exposing our waterbodies to innumerable pollutants.
May 5 – 11 is Hurricane Preparedness Week. Today’s focus is evacuation planning. Know your zone to best understand storm-related evacuation orders. Learn if you live in a flood-prone area at https://pinellas.gov/evacuation-zone/.
What is the difference between Stormwater and Storm Surge? If you’ve been following along, you may know that stormwater is any water that falls from the sky and hits land. Storm surge is a separate threat: storm surge is the abnormal rise in seawater level during a storm, and is measured above what the typical … Continued
Fun #StormwaterStewardshipMonth fact: Any water that falls from the sky is considered stormwater. Water picks up lots of hitchhikers on it’s way to our waterways: leaves, pet waste, and chemical fertilizers are just the beginning. Join us the next four weeks as we continue to share the threats and solutions to stormwater pollution! #StormwaterStewardshipMonth #Madbeachstrong … Continued
