Starting December 1st Resident parking passes will be available online and in person! This year we are going paperless and there will not be a sticker to place on the car, all plates will be entered into our parking system. 2023 Resident Parking Permits will expire February 1st, 2024 and can be subject to a … Continued
The City of Madeira Beach is partnering with Santa’s Angels to help kids in need have a great holiday! Thank you for considering sponsoring holiday gifts for a child or children in need. There are two ways this holiday season to help: Option 1: Adopt a Family Please complete the form below and Santa’s Angels … Continued
SHORE STABILIZATION PROJECT MOBILIZATION **POSTPONED UNTIL NOV. 27th** It’s our turn! Gator Dredging will be staging materials at Archibald Park closing the north side of the parking lot, south side will remain open. Over the next month, starting Nov. 27th the project, will help restore the dune system Hurricane Idalia destroyed. Phase 1 of the … Continued
Building & Community Development open office hours will be cancelled this week resuming November 1st, 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
One October 11th, crews will be at repairing the 155th beach access. The area will not be accessible to any vehicles or foot traffic which will take about 5-7 hours due to road work. Thank you for your patience while crews fix the road!
GULF LANE PROJECT Starting Monday, Oct. 9th- Keystone Excavators will be mobilizing for the Gulf Lane milling and resurfacing for the next 120 days. The Project will consist of Installing 600 feet of pervious concrete, new curb, and milling and resurfacing Gulf Lane and beach access from 135th to Johns Pass Park. Staging area for … Continued
Post Hurricane Idalia Emergency Shore Stabilization, Project ID 006241A The City of Madeira Beach and Pinellas County Government need sand property owners to sign a TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT to allow for the County to begin restoring the dunes. City staff will be contacting those property owners right away as time is of the urgency to … Continued
Emergency Erosion Control Project https://pinellas.gov/emergency-erosion-control-project/ Pinellas County is initiating construction of dunes and sand-filled erosion control devices in response to the critical erosion caused by Hurricane Idalia. The active project area will move strategically along the coast as County teams have triaged the damage and will work on the most critical areas first.
