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AquaFence Deployment
The City of Indian Rocks Beach is strengthening the resilience of its City Hall Complex through the implementation of the AquaFence Flood Protection Project. The City received a State Legislature Grant to help fund the project, which will provide a reusable and rapidly deployable flood barrier system designed to protect the City Hall Complex from…
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Florida League of Cities Committee Appointments
TALLAHASSEE, FL – The Florida League of Cities, the united voice for Florida’s municipal governments, announced that Mayor-Commissioner Lan Vaughan was appointed to the Intergovernmental Relations, Mobility, and Emergency Management Committee, Vice Mayor- Commissioner Janet Wilson was appointed to the Development, Code Compliance, and Redevelopment Committee, and Commissioner Kellee Watt was appointed to the Utilities,…
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With spike in mosquito-borne illness detection, take extra care
Pinellas County Mosquito Control has seen increased transmission of mosquito-borne viruses in the county and surrounding Tampa Bay area and is urging residents to protect themselves and their loved ones from mosquitoes and prevent mosquito breeding. The recent rainfall created plentiful habitat for mosquitoes to breed, including around parks, natural areas, homes and businesses. Mosquito-borne…
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2026-3rd Quarter Newsletter
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City of Indian Rocks Beach Partners with Forerunner
We are excited to announce our partnership with Forerunner. As a coastal community, Indian Rocks Beach faces ongoing flood risks associated with storm surge, heavy rainfall, tidal flooding, and other weather-related events. Understanding these risks is essential for property owners, neighbors, and businesses when making decisions related to property protection, insurance coverage, and flood mitigation.…
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After-the-Fact Storm Permitting Deadline Approaching
Important Reminder for Property Owners: After-the-Fact Storm Permitting Deadline Approaching As the June 30, 2026, deadline for waived penalty fees approaches, the City of Indian Rocks Beach would like to remind property owners of the following information provided by Pinellas County Building Services. Properties that sustained damage during Hurricanes Debby, Helene, or Milton and are…
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City of Indian Rocks Beach Reaffirms Commitment to Preserving Residential Neighborhoods
The City of Indian Rocks Beach Commission has adopted a resolution affirming the City’s commitment to preserving and promoting full-time residential communities, recognizing the importance of homeownership in single-family neighborhoods, and acknowledging the impacts that short-term rentals can have on the City’s resident population. The resolution reflects the City’s ongoing dedication to maintaining the unique…
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City of IRB to Resume Special Pick-Ups
The City of Indian Rocks Beach is pleased to announce the resumption of its Special Pick-Up Program, designed to assist residents with the disposal of certain bulky household items. The program will resume on May 4, 2026. This program is not the free Citywide pick-up, this program is for any large item that neighbors may…
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Manatee Slow Speed Zones April 1-November 15
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE City of Indian Rocks Beach Reminds Boaters to Observe Slow Speed Manatee Zones April 1 – November 15 The City of Indian Rocks Beach is urging all boaters to exercise caution and comply with designated slow speed zones during manatee season, which runs annually from April 1 through November 15. As warmer…
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Neighbor Newsletter-2026 2nd Quarter