Category: Message to Neighbors

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…

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…

If you currently rent, or are considering renting, your property for overnight or short-term stays to guests, visitors, or tourists, you are required to complete the following: An application must be submitted upon initial registration and renewed annually. In addition to the application, the following documentation must be submitted (a complete list is available on…

Please see the below information from Pinellas County Utilities: Dear Customer, We have scheduled a planned reclaimed water outage in your area. Affected area: southern Pinellas County reclaimed water customers. The outage is scheduled for Monday, January 5th, 2026, beginning at 7:00 am, as crews complete necessary Isolation of south county reclaimed water system. We…

Indian Rocks Beach, FL — The City of Indian Rocks Beach appreciates the continued engagement and feedback from neighbors regarding the discussion around paid parking at beach access points and the Pinellas County parking lot, which has been a paid parking lot for many years. Community input is valued, and transparency remains a priority as…