Madeira Beach Fundamental is hosting their 10th annual shoe-vember shoe drive. last year they were able to collect over 500 pairs of shoes, let help them beat that this year! If you are able please drop off a new pair of shoes to City Hall (300 municipal Drive) until November 19th. Size and gender of … Continued
CITY OF MADEIRA BEACH PUBLIC NOTICE BOARD MEMBER VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT The City of Madeira Beach is seeking applications for the current vacant positions on the Planning Commission and on the Civil Service Commission. Boards, Commissions, and Committees are a valuable part of the local government process. The members are volunteers and provide a great service … Continued
Registration for After School Care is now open for the 2021/2022 Calendar year. Children from K-8 are able to attend. The City of Madeira Beach Recreation Department picks children up at Madeira Beach Fundamental and Orange Grove Elementary. Pricing for the program is $9 for Madeira Beach Residents and $12 for non-residents. The program runs … Continued
Unfortunately, Red Tide is among us. This natural occurring problem has no easy solution. As in 2018 a cooperative effort, with Pinellas County Public Works being at the helm, has been initiated many weeks ago. This involves the deploying large amounts of resources to include contracting with fishing boats to attempt to scoop up the … Continued
The June 2021 City Manager’s Report is ready to view. Please see the below link for more details! https://madeirabeachfl.gov/documents/june-2021-city-managers-report/
The 2022 John’s Pass Seafood Festival is set for January 20th – 23rd, 2022. Similar to previous years, the event will take place in John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk over 4 days. The City is currently taking applications for vendors by visiting the John’s Pass Seafood Festival page: HERE. For more information please contact the … Continued
WHEN TO REUSE: Any sandbags which did not come into contact with floodwaters can be safely reused or stored. We do recommend keeping any sandbags that did not come in contact with flood waters as we are not out of hurricane season yet and it will save you a trip for the next storm that approaches. HOW TO STORE SANDBAGS: … Continued
Post-Storm Guidance Before you begin cleaning up after the storm make sure to document the damage and apply for building permits with the city. Building and demo permits due to flood damage will be free of charge for 30 days after the storm. Bring yard and storm debris to the side of the street for … Continued
Friends, Residents, and Tourists, At this writing, Elsa still has not made landfall north of us, but she continues to raise havoc. It seems the timing of the bands of wind gusts and high tides were to our advantage, and we had minimal flooding potential. Our damage assessment teams will be out early this morning. … Continued
Take action now! Friends, Residents, and Tourists, At this writing, the sandbag station at Archibald Park has closed and no sandbags remain. Our staff, volunteers, and Mayor Hendricks and Commissioner Hutson has all worked hard the last three days. Also, thanks to Frabotta’s Beach Kitchen, who supplied are hardworking crews with pizza. Neighbors helping neighbors. … Continued
