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PINELLAS COUNTY BUILDING SERVICES IS THE OFFICIAL BUILDING DEPARTMENT FOR THE CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH-ALL BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH ARE HANDLED BY THEM-PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING LINK TO REACH THEIR OFFICE https://pinellas.gov/building-services/ -IF THEY REQUIRE PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THE CITY OF IRB, REACH OUT TO HETTY HARMON, PLANNING AND ZONING, AT HHARMON@IRBCITY.COM OR CALL 863-646-4771 ext 211

THE CITY OF IRB COMMUNITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2024 HAS BEEN CANCELLED

THE CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH POLLING LOCATION HAS BEEN CHANGED TO BELLEAIR BEACH CITY HALL, 444 CAUSEWAY BLVD, BELLEAIR BEACH, FL 33786

DAILY DEBRIS MANAGEMENT UPDATE-AS OF OCTOBER 19, 2024- 945 LOADS OF DEBRIS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH

THE CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH HAS SUSPENDED RECYCLING SERVICES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

THE COMFORT STATION HAS ARRIVED & IS SET UP FOR USE-THE STATION INCLUDES WASHER/DRYER, RESTROOMS, SHOWERS, COOLING TENT & CHARGING STATION

Effective Sunday afternoon, October 6, 2024, the Florida Department of Emergency Management announced that anyone can take storm debris to the Pinellas County Solid Waste Disposal Facility via the 34th Street Gate.

ALL IRB PARKS & RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

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August 4, 2022

Manatee Sculpture Unveiling

Manatee Sculpture Unveiling at the entrance of the Indian Rocks Beach Nature Preserve
Today the City of Indian Rocks Beach unveiled our newest art sculpture at the entrance of the Indian Rocks Beach Nature Preserve, a bronze manatee from the Randolph Rose Collection that was chosen by the city and purchased with a donation form Action 2000.Members of the City of Indian Rocks Beach City Commission, Action 2000 and the public were in attendance.“The City of Indian Rocks Beach appreciates the partnership and generous donation by Action 2000 and our mutual commitment to aesthetics and public art throughout the City.” said, City Manager, Gregg Mims.“WORKING TOGETHER”City of Indian Rocks BeachPh: 727/595-2517www.indian-rocks-beach.com View News Attachment

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