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City of Indian Rocks Beach Offers Guidance to obtain Pre-Approval for Improvements That DO NOT Exceed 50% of Structure Value for Residents That Have NOT Received a SD/NSD Letter
Applicants can choose not to wait for the SD Estimator modeling/determination letter and proceed with a detailed SD review and determination. Subject to the determination, a permit may be able to proceed under Substantial Improvements processes if the home was determined to NOT be substantially damaged. Detailed information on how to proceed with this process…
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The City of Indian Rocks Beach Begins Notifying Residents of Substantial Damage Review Results
The City of Indian Rocks Beach has begun receiving results pertaining to Substantial Damage (SD) and Non-Substantial Damage (NSD) residential review. If your name is on the list located under the Results tab within the Hurricane Resources section of the City’s website, please email the following information to CityHall@irbcity.com: Once we receive this information, we…
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Resident’s Guide to Rebuilding
The City of Indian Rocks Beach has composed a Resident’s Guide to Rebuilding, which contains valuable information, including Frequently Asked Questions. The guide can be found on the home page of our website under the Hurricane Resource tab or via this direct link https://www.indian-rocks-beach.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Website-FAQ-Final-for-Review-1.pdf We understand that this is a very trying time for residents,…
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Upcoming Pinellas County Household Chemical Collection Events
Pinellas County to host household chemical collection events on the barrier islands Pinellas County Solid Waste will host two free household chemical collection events on the barrier islands to provide residents with a convenient way to safely dispose of unwanted household chemicals in the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton. The event details are as…
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FEMA Fact Sheet
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City of Indian Rocks Beach Begins to Activate Permitting Pre-Approval Process
Effective this date, the below policy/procedures are to be implemented associated with storm recovery permitting: A. For permits filed with the City that can definitively demonstrate that floodwater inundation was less than 12-inches depth and below electrical outlets (e.g. – date stamped photos of interior living space), the permit application can proceed if complete with…
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Debris Clean-Up Updates
IMPORTANT NOTICE: All construction debris and vegetation items remaining must be placed onto the City right-of-way prior to Friday, November 8, 2024, for a final collection by the City of Indian Rocks Beach Debris Contractors. City of Indian Rocks Beach Ph: 727/595-2517 City Hall www.indian-rocks-beach.com www.facebook.com/City-of-Indian-Rocks-Beach “Working Together”
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Upcoming Household Chemical Collection Events
See the below information from Pinellas County Solid Waste regarding two upcoming household chemical collection events: Pinellas County Solid Waste will host two household chemical collection events on the barrier islands. These events aim to provide residents with a convenient way to safely dispose of unwanted household chemicals in the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and…
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Hazardous Material Disposal
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City of Indian Rocks Beach Recreational Facilities Updated Openings