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Building Department

Duties and Responsibilities The Building Department administers and enforces the most recent edition of the Florida Building Codes for new and existing building construction. Our experienced staff administer all aspects of fire, zoning, and neighborhood integrity codes and ordinances in an effort to ensure a safe, well maintained community. The Building Official performs various inspections...

Cable TV / Internet Service Providers

The following Cable TV / Internet service providers are available in Madeira Beach Frontier - (833) 581-0920 HughesNet - (888) 863-2506 Spectrum - (877) 805-5933

How do I turn on my power/electricity?

Contact Duke Energy at: 727-443-2641

How do I set up water services?

Water services for the city of Madeira Beach, including potable drinking water, reclaimed (non-potable) water used for irrigation and sanitary sewer is provided and and billed through Pinellas County. For more information about county provided water services please the Pinellas County website.  

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Local Business Tax Schedule

Chapter 62, Article II of the Madeira Beach Code of Ordinances

Business License

About Businesses or persons conducting a business and/or providing a service (including property rental) within the City of Madeira Beach must have a Local Business Tax License. The different types of services/products offered determine the fee. The City may also permit a business to be run out of your home in a residential zone with...

Rental and Activity Request

Rental and Activity Request Form The City of Madeira Beach and Simple Weddings are currently engaged in a facility use agreement for use of the City Facilities. To request information or to reserve a date, CLICK HERE.

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First Sea Turtle Nest of 2020 Appears on Madeira Beach

MADEIRA BEACH, FL – This season’s first sea turtle nest was discovered earlier today on Madeira Beach between the beach access points at 131st Ave. and 132nd Ave. Sea turtle nesting season started on Friday, May 1st. The nest was discovered before dawn by volunteers who walk the beach before sunrise and was cordoned off...

Who takes care of the turtle nests?

Clearwater Marine Aquarium will check the beaches every morning for signs of new nests, nesting staff mark the nests and rope them off to avoid human disturbance. Visit their website for more details: https://mission.cmaquarium.org/what-we-do/conservation-research/ To report the disturbance of a sea turtle nest, or report the sightings of turtles or hatchlings lost, stranded or wandering...

What types of turtles make nests in Madeira Beach?

Kemp’s Ridley and Loggerhead turtles make Madeira Beach their temporary home during May to October. These turtles are considered endangered which is why it is so important for us to keep our distance and help them thrive.

What do I do if I see a turtle nest?

Sand to Sea Inc. monitors the beach in Madeira for any turtle nests. They will mark them off so beach guests can make sure to steer clear. Citizens should not pick up hatchlings heading toward the water, shine lights or use photo equipment with a flash. Hatchlings use starlight and moonlight reflecting off the water...

When is Sea Turtle season?

The Sea Turtle season starts May 1st and ends October 31st each year.

Pinellas County Offers Small Business Grant Assistance

For more information on the Pinellas CARES Small Business Grant, Click Here

Madeira Beach Is Open!

Madeira Beach – Madeira Beach, the sand, City Hall, and most of the business community reopened this morning after six long weeks of isolation following a Safer at Home order issued by Pinellas County on April 3rd. The directive was designed to help reduce the spread of Covid-19 (Coronavirus). Beaches reopened at 7 a.m., City...

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What are the restrictions under Phase 1 of the reopening plan?

▪ Schools remain distance learning. ▪ Visits to senior living facilities are prohibited. ▪ Elective surgeries can resume. ▪ Restaurants may offer outdoor seating with six foot space between tables and indoor seating at 25% capacity. ▪ Retail can operate at 25% of indoor capacity. ▪ No change for bars, gyms, and personal services such...

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