Weather permitting, Gibbs and Register are going to start clearing at all the outfall location easements. This will include easements in Crystal Island and John's Pass Avenue. For more information click here!
Manager’s Minute - The Color of Money In September, the Board of Commissioners will approve our Fiscal Year 2021 (FY2021) budget. While most of us operate on a calendar year (January – December), most municipal governments operate on a fiscal year (October – September). In FY2020, the City of Madeira Beach Board of Commissioners approved...
HELP MAKE MADEIRA BEACH COUNT Madeira Beach is making a push for residents to complete the 2020 census. The census count will shape our states political representation in Congress and determine how hundreds of billions of dollars in program funding are distributed over the next 10 years. An undercount could cost our local community millions...
At 8:45 a.m. on Friday, September 11, 2020, the Madeira Beach City Commission and Fire Department will gather at the 9/11 Memorial in Causeway Park, 424 150th Ave., Madeira Beach, to remember and honor those lost in 2001. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and CDC recommended safety protocols the public is encouraged to watch the...
City Manager, Bob Daniels, met with the contractor completing the Gulf Grills and Tom Kitty Stuart Park. Since our beach access is not ADA compliant and there are no other temporary options, the access will be closed until the new beach access is constructed. The time frame is estimated to be four to six weeks...
Come and join us at the Madeira Beach Wednesday Morning Market! The market will run every Wednesday morning from November through March from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. The market will be held at the City Hall parking lot. (Across from Winn Dixie) The market will have local arts and crafts, health and wellness, local services, food,...
The City of Madeira Beach is seeking volunteers to serve on the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission is an Advisory Board that provides feedback and recommendations to the Board of Commissioners on matters including, but not limited to, boundaries of the various original zoning districts, regulations to be enforced within the zones, proposed amendments to...
Manager’s Minute - The Budget and Covid-19 As we get ready to roll into the dog days of summer, your Board of Commissioners and city staff are hard at work crafting the Fiscal Year 2021 (FY2021) budget. As you may know, government years begin on October 1st and end on September 30th. By state law,...
The City of Madeira Beach wants to know, have you been counted yet? The 2020 Census will be ending on September 30th, and every resident of Madeira Beach is encouraged to participate. The best part is you don’t have to leave your home or office! Just click the “Love My Neighborhood” button on the front...
The Crystal Island Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project remains on schedule as crews get ready to install curbing and a new water main on John’s Pass Avenue on Monday. Water service on John’s Pass Ave. and Flamingo Dr. will be temporarily interrupted on Monday while crews replace a faulty valve and install the new water...
Gibbs & Register (G&R) work crews are reminding residents on Crystal Drive that there is no on-street parking allowed. This includes any private contractors such as landscaping, home repair, and housekeeping related vehicles. Any vehicles not parked in a driveway, and out of the ROW, will have to be moved by the owner or will...
Madeira Beach is 2-miles of the most beautiful beach on the gulf coast of Florida. Thousands of people from around the world come to enjoy the weather, shopping, dining, and nightlife but the biggest attraction is the pristine stretch of sand overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. On August 5, 2020, the Madeira Beach City Commission...
The City of Madeira Beach has a new Fire Chief. Former Fire Inspector and Interim Fire Chief Clint Belk officially accepted the offer to become Station 25’s permanent chief late last week. Belk, a former, Rescue Lieutenant, Firefighter, and Paramedic brings 15-years of firefighting experience to the job. Belk started his public safety career in...
For more than 30 years the Annual John’s Pass Seafood Festival has been a destination for visitors from across North America and around the world. That traditional remains intact with the announcement that the 39th Annual John’s Pass Seafood Festival will be held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, January 22, 23, and 24, 2021. “We are...
Madeira Beach – The Florida Department of Transportation will close one lane of the 150th Avenue (Tom Stuart Causeway) Bridge from 9 p.m. – 4 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 2nd – Wednesday, Aug. 5th for general maintenance and repairs. Traffic volume will be monitored during the process and both lanes will be re-opened when needed. For...
Manager’s Minute The More Things Change, The Less They Stay The Same This month's Manager’s Minute has a theme – adapt. We adapt to virtually everything in our world. Traffic gets heavy, we take another route or develop more patience. The waiter says they are out of today's special, we look for something else to...
A string of strong thunderstorms over the weekend is the suspected cause of phone and online access issues at Madeira Beach City Hall today. Currently, some phones are not working, and some computer work stations have been knocked offline. Callers are directed to push “0” to connect to the receptionist if a call to a...
Gibbs & Register (G&R) work crews will continue the process of installing new curbing on Lillian Drive during the week of July 13th. The curbing project will start at 575 Lillian Drive moving south to 553 Lillian Drive, then move to the west side starting at 552 Lillian Drive and moving north to 576 Lillian...
Managers Minute Welcome Back“Welcome back!” It seems strange to offer that greeting when most of us never left Madeira Beach. However, we did retreat into our self-imposed quarantine thanks to Covid-19. As May turned into June, and the governor issued his Phase 2 directives, you could almost feel a sense of relief as residents began...
June 23, 2020 Faced with an alarming surge in COVID-19 cases, the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday passed an emergency ordinance requiring that citizens wear face coverings in most indoor public places, and restaurants and bars to implement new safety and anti-crowding measures. The ordinance passed 6-1, with Commissioner Kathleen Peters dissenting....
