Install additional generators on County facilities.

Create a plan and identify funding for dynamic reef development to support the commercial, charter and recreational fishing and diving industries that are vital to our local economy. A growing concern prior to Hurricane Michael, the storm critically damaged many of the existing reefs and accelerated the need for a comprehensive plan to develop and […]

Create an onshore snorkel sculpture reef in the St Andrews Pass north of the Kiddie Pool that provides recreational and educational opportunities for residents and visitors, as well as near shore habitat for marine life. An onshore snorkel reef would be a first for the Panhandle and a popular destination for beginner divers/snorkelers and adventurous […]

Create a community park and HUB type venue at Pete Edwards Field. Rebuild skate park to accommodate recreational/competitive use and redesign Pete Edwards Field to better serve as a multipurpose recreational venue for public use. Developing a multi-faceted community HUB in the Grand Lagoon will improve the quality of life by offering a heathy outdoor […]

Identify and develop new locations for boat ramp access with adequate trailer parking in the Grand Lagoon area. Where possible, would be great to incorporate some basic amenities such as bathroom, picnic tables, etc. Increasing boat ramp access with adequate parking will improve the quality of life for residents and visitors, as there is currently […]

Bury utilities, add separate bike/pedestrian path (30A style) and install adequate lighting on the full length of Thomas Drive (Hwy. 98 to Joan Ave). Use funds currently earmarked for Thomas Drive culvert project to leverage grant/recovery funding and coordinate with Sewer Expansion project for efficiency and to leverage additional funding. As the primary road of […]

Wind Retrofit Hardening of Existing Majette Yard Facilities • Roads & Bridges Administration Building • Roads & Bridges Fleet Shop • Traffic Sign Shop • Mosquito Control

Wind Retrofit Hardening of Existing County Fuel Depots (Majette & 9th St) • Construct canopies to Miami-Dade wind load standards. • Install backup generators to provide emergency power for lighting, fuel pumps and Fuelmaster pedestal. • Provide wireless connectivity capability for Fuelmaster pedestal.

Plans need to be made to protect property from potential wildfires.  With forest and timberlands damaged as they are, it is primed for wildfires.  Plans need to be made to clean up these areas of the large amounts of dead and dying trees. Fire protection methods need to be established now. Additionally, in just a […]

Construct a water treatment plant on the west side of Deerpoint Lake to provide potable water to the west side of Bay County and Panama City. Currently there is a single water line from the Deerpoint Reservoir to the existing water plant from which all citizens receive their water. Currently there is a single water […]

The Florida Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the U.S. Department of Defense at Tyndall Air Force Base, is making improvements to SR 30 (US 98) Tyndall Parkway through Tyndall Air Force Base in Bay County.  The project (Project No. 431684-1) involves a one-mile segment of US 98 centered […]

After the storm, North-South was our biggest challenge in town. East-West I believe is being addressed through the fly-overs. While there was an east-west challenge, it was due to literally everyone relocating to the beach and commuting back and forth. Outside of commute times, we could traverse east-west. North-south stayed a challenge at all times. […]

FDOT design project – Improve traffic congestion before and after an event.

Get information out to debris removal companies and to the public, to tarp their loads of debris before travel.  This will help ensure the roadways and vehicles on the roadway, remain safe and help keep debris out of the roadway.

Stream restoration at all impacted crossings to improve culvert sizes and do natural channel design to stabilize stream banks as far up and downstream as needed. In other words, don’t just fix the culvert and ignore ongoing stream instability.

The procurement and installation of hardware at traffic signals around Bay County to prepare for vehicle to infrastructure communications.  This will include connected vehicles, emergency traffic signal preemption, and any other safety or efficiency improvements.  These projects will enhance the safety and efficiency of the movement of the traveling public around Bay County. 

The sewer line for Mexico Beach that runs through Tyndall needs to be expanded/improved. Growth in Mexico Beach prior to Michael caused there to be a serious strain on the system.

Incentive program (perhaps under a new state program now being considered in legislature) to connect all septic systems in the areas hardest hit by the storm to sewer lines.  

Securing a separate electrical transmission line into the base for its electric needs – currently it has service by two separate entities but they come in on the same lines.

Paving, lighting and bus stop shelters. These improvements will reduce risks concerning school bus program safety and security, weather sensitivity, bus schedule delays, tripping and falling injuries, and bus damage due to recurring road washouts and potholes.

Retrofit County Fire Station/EMS Station Truck Bay Doors • All doors retrofitted to accordion type doors similar to existing doors at West End Fire Dept. to meet Miami-Dade wind load standards.

Existing County’s  stormwater channels have been impacted by hurricane Michael and require restoration to include stabilization of eroded/regraded slopes. The majority of the stormwater channels connect to St Andrews Bay system. Stabilization of side slopes is critical for water quality of our watersheds.

There is a stretch of sewer line with manholes that runs along the bay shore West of Michigan and south of 16th St. Sewage should be rerouted away from the bay’s edge. Untreated sewage has discharged from the manhole on numerous occasions, including over several days after Hurricane Michael. This project would result in a […]

Provide a series of regional stormwater management facilities (RSMF) throughout the county and municipalities to provide for the treatment and management of stormwater for existing and future development including commercial areas, residential neighborhoods, and roadways.  The RSMF will receive and treat stormwater runoff, there thereby improving environmental quality in the area’s bays, bayous, creeks, and […]

We are proposing a project to re-evaluate timing of routes, use of routes, and location of routes given the transition of population centers.

Project would protect critical infrastructure 

Let’s put the “GREEN” into flood control! Create structures to mimic natural water filtration processes, use natural wildlife habitat (such as Panama City crayfish lands) and absorb flood waters via “Green Street Practices”—a term deemed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (https://www.epa.gov).  Permitting and financial incentives at the County and City levels can inspire developers […]

Adopt policies about reducing impervious surfaces and begin conversion to pervious surfaces in key watersheds that are directly affecting the bay.

Over 1,250 residential homes and vacant lots in the Laguna Beach community near the Gulf would be served by a new gravity sewer system in unincorporated Bay County, eliminating the necessity of septic tanks from the area.  Residents will be provided a means to eliminate the use of septic tanks, reducing the environmental impacts on […]

The Bay County Water Treatment Plant supplies potable water to the City of Panama City Beach by way of two main points of delivery, St. Andrews Bay at Hathaway Bridge and West Bay at SR 79. PC Beach’s current retail water infrastructure does not support supplying potable water to eastern PC Beach from West Bay […]

Stations needed for current call volume and protection of life, property and environment.

This project includes, but is not limited to the construction of 5764 FL channel improvements including the construction of a single lane timber bridge crossing, sodding, seed and mulch, riprap, erosion control, earthwork.   This project could help alleviate some of the flooding for 100 year rainfall events within the Glades basin.  This improvement along with […]

Construction of a 5000 s/f medium security stand-alone dormitory at the Bay County Jail to house the Lifeline Drug Treatment Program.  The program is currently housed in a pod at the main jail.  The stand-alone facility will allow for the expansion of the program, and facilitate the delivery in a more rehabilitative environment.  Due to […]

Install buried fiber along separate routes–one via Pensacola and one via Tallahassee.  Current fiber links are both along Hwy 20 right-of-way, east to Tallahassee.  Separate redundant routes will reduce risk of mass communications service loss and improve data management efficiency via routing options. 

Provide high speed internet to rural communities.

Improve stormwater runoff so to lessen the amount of stormwater that runs directly into the bay. Initiate programs that help create a cleaner bay through prevention, monitoring and maintenance. A healthier bay makes for a more attractive community for tourists and potential residents.

Replace span wire intersections with mast arms and cut loops at all intersections.

Construct hardened records facility at Majette, with space for key public works staff during emergencies. The facility would also act as a COOP facility for the Emergency Operations Center and will be equipped with backup power and a hardened communication system.

Gulf Coast/West Bay Parkway provides a belt circle through the County from Mexico Beach to West Bay. The project provides greater mobility, evacuation routes, reduce congestion, improves safety, improves mobility of 1st responders during and after a storm event.

Construct an arterial highway from Port St. Joe and Mexico Beach to U.S. 231 north of Panama City Distribution Center. Enhance transportation connection to Gulf County and eastern Bay County promoting increased development. Provide a by-pass to Tyndall AFB reducing traffic congestion and conflicts with Tyndall AFB operations. Provide greater evacuation route capacity.

Project builds upon the previously-completed first phase of a program to provide a centralized wastewater system to eliminate septic tanks in the environmentally- sensitive Grand Lagoon estuary.  Seven independent phases are contemplated. This program will provide for protection and long-term improvement of the Grand Lagoon estuary water quality.  Improved water quality enhances the attraction and […]

Develop additional sheltering facilities besides Bay District Schools and staff emergency shelters with trained personnel from outside the local area. Additional non-school shelters supervised by trained outside manpower will better ensure that Bay County sheltering capacity and capability meets community needs.

 Install additional generators on County facilities.

EMS stations need to be located strategically throughout all of Bay County, including municipalities. EMS units can be stationed within fire stations or housed in stand-alone structures. None of the existing County or City infrastructure has capacity for the EMS units and associated crews.

Emergency Vehicle Signal Priority would give first responders signal priority when approaching traffic signals during an emergency. This would allow for faster response and reduce the potential for emergency vehicle accidents during response.

Purchase property for use as staging area during emergencies.

The construction of pedestrian structures on Back Beach Road and US 98. This project would allow pedestrians to safely cross US 98 without the risk of conflict with vehicles on US 98. This would further increase the efficiency of US 98 by not forcing vehicles to stop for pedestrian traffic.

As electric cars are becoming more popular, the ability to charge your vehicle is crucial. Many campus environments such as the military bases and colleges have them for internal vehicles but there are very few in the community. If charging stations were available at strategic locations throughout the county, both our visitors and locals alike […]

The project includes a 550′ extension of the existing berth and 200,000 square foot Forest Products warehouse and related rail yard expansion.

Stabilization of existing Bay County’s dirt roadways and construction of roadside swales for stormwater treatment. The purpose of this project is to improve water quality of St. Andrews Bay System by eliminating the source of sedimentation and reducing nitrification of watersheds through stabilization of dirt roads and installation of adequate roadside drainage system.

Crosswind Runway at ECP to further develop aviation opportunities in our Region. The crosswind runway is a planned 7,500 ft. runway located at ECP, which would allow additional access to the airport in differing weather conditions. The runway would facilitate airport development on the east side of the airport and would allow for continued aviation […]

Establish and maintain dedicated and/or redundant utility and communication infrastructure to critical facilities such as Emergency Operations Centers, Hospitals, Shelters and Government Facilities. As witnessed during Hurricane Michael; critical facilities, such as Emergency Operations Centers, Hospitals, Shelters and Government Facilities were unable to provide necessary services due to the lack of power, water, wastewater and […]

Provide storm water treatment and attenuation in road rights of way located in the Segment 4.1 and 4.2 CRA District.  Storm hardening measures with undergrounding all overhead utilities in Segment 4.1and 4.2 CRA District.  This project will reduce pollution to the Gulf of Mexico, minimize flooding to the transportation grid and adjacent property, and protect […]

Provide storm water treatment and attenuation in road rights of way located in the Segment 4.1 CRA District.  Storm hardening measures with undergrounding all overhead utilities in Segment 4.1 CRA District. This project will reduce pollution to the Gulf of Mexico, minimize flooding to the transportation grid and adjacent property, and protect power and communication […]

Provide storm water treatment and attenuation in all road rights of way located in the CRA District.  Storm hardening measures with undergrounding all overhead utilities in the CRA District.

Construct a series of off-road bicycle paths.

Most ditches and creeks are in need of clearing for pre- and post- hurricane issues to include access for reoccurring maintenance. Clear drainage will eliminate potential flooding for future events.

Install optical infrastructure capable of working at and through FLR which would be available to both the public and private sectors. Promote economic development and enhance operations of public institutions including military installations.

Creation of an additional east-west roadway servicing Bay County and Panama City Beach from Hathaway Bridge to SR 79. Presently, this area is served by one main travel corridor, US 98. After the storm major congestion resulted and impacted evacuation, access to emergency vehicles, 1st responders, etc. Another route will be instrumental in recovery process.

The project takes advantage of the new Port capacity at the East Terminal to expand the container handling capacity at the West Terminal. It includes a third container handling crane, additional container storage, additional racks for refrigerated containers, additional chassis parking, a new container freight station, and an expanded interchange gate.

Option to construct a North Bay Bridge. One that cuts across from the foot of Hathaway (west side) and across the Bay to the north end of Bailey Bridge or there about. This could have a huge impact on traffic especially those needing to go north bound and would cut out all of the “in […]

911 / Dispatch facility capable of handling all 911 demand and dispatch of police, fire and EMS resources.

Permanent protection and management of 2,000 acres of targeted forests, fields, and wetlands will simultaneously benefit the Panama City Crayfish (PCC) and will remove regulation, provide flood protection for the community, and filter water that feeds our bay.  1) Removes the PCC from the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA) which removes ESA permitting for development;  […]

We need better community centers. These could be tied in with community gardens and would help them become more of a center.

We are in the process of evaluating and documenting the damaged sustained by the Bay Town Trolley Bus Stops and how to better maintain the safety and cleanliness in light of all the hurricane debris and trash being dumped at the trolley stops. We are also evaluating replacement of shelters and benches. 1) Clearing and […]

Through example and incentives, Cities and the County can begin to reduce unnecessary night light pollution by following FWC’s document labeled “Rebuild with Wildlife in Mind” (attached) and examples given on International Dark-Sky Associations (https://www.darksky.org) website.  At minimum switching from higher color temperature to a lower color temperature light as they are less harsh and […]

Better bike paths. The beachside of Beach Dr could now become home to a boardwalk that provides a pathway between downtown and St Andrews. 

Project to replace structures damaged by Hurricane Michael for the purpose of housing law enforcement specialty vehicles and equipment as well as a classroom/Emergency Operations Center for law enforcement training and operations.  The Bay County Sheriff’s Office is located at 3421 Highway 77 on the border of Panama City and Lynn Haven.  Structures in this […]

A two lane rural roadway connecting Bay Parkway Segment 1 terminus at North Pier Park Drive to the terminus at Nautilus Street. Stormwater facilities with the associated structures and piping, underground utilities, lighting, multi-use trail and bike lane.   This project is anticipated to divert approx. 4,800 weekday trips and 6,100 weekend trips from the already […]

Harden critical structures at the Bay County Water Treatment Plant to withstand wind loads of up to 184 mph (Miami-Dade code). As a result of Hurricane Michael many critical structures at the Water Treatment Plant we severely damaged or destroyed, compromising human safety and the highly sensitive and expensive equipment contained within. Hardening these structure […]

Install communication and telemetry at all water and wastewater remote sites including pumping stations, storage tanks, and lift stations. This project will allow the water and wastewater treatment plants to communicate and control the remote sites at all times. Specifically during storms, allow water and wastewater pumping stations to continue to move water and wastewater […]

Design and construct a new subaqueous raw water main underneath Deerpoint Reservoir at the Deerpoint Dam. The existing raw water main was installed on the dam structure and transports raw water from Econfina Pumping Station to the Water Treatment Plant. The proposed subaqueous water main will provide redundancy at this critical water crossing to ensure […]

Design and construct a new subaqueous potable water main underneath St. Andrews Bay at Hathaway Bridge. The existing water main was installed inside of the bridge during its construction in 2003 and supplies all potable water to eastern Panama City Beach. As a result of bridge movement, the water main is failing.  The proposed subaqueous […]

Design and construct a new subaqueous potable water main underneath East Bay at Dupont Bridge. The existing water main was installed on the bridge structure in 1966 and supplies all potable water to Tyndall Air Force Base and Mexico Beach. The proposed subaqueous water main will ensure the delivery of potable water and the viability […]

This project consists of providing a centralized sewer system within the western portion of the Deerpoint Lake Protection zone. The installation of this project will also provide the backbone for future phases of septic to sewer transition. 

Design and construct a new 30 MGD water treatment plant in the northwestern area of the county. The current Water Treatment Plant is a 60 MGD treatment facility located on Transmitter Road. Bay County’s Water Treatment Plant is the sole producer of all treated drinking water for Panama City Beach, Panama City, Springfield, Callaway, Parker, […]

Harden critical structures at the North Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant to withstand wind loads of up to 184 mph (Miami-Dade code). As a result of Hurricane Michael many critical structures at the North Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant were severely damaged or destroyed, compromising human safety and the highly sensitive and expensive equipment contained within. Hardening […]

Design and construct additional treated water ground storage tanks in the north and western areas of the county. Additional ground storage tanks will provide additional capacity in the wholesale water distribution system and significantly decrease the possibility of service interruptions should the water treatment plant be compromised or when water line service repairs are needed. 

Harden critical structures at the Military Point Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant to withstand wind loads of up to 184 mph (Miami-Dade code). As a result of Hurricane Michael, many critical structures at the Military Point Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant were severely damaged or destroyed, compromising human safety and the highly sensitive and expensive equipment contained […]

Install backup bypass pumps and/or generators at all lift stations in the Bay County collection system. This project will ensure that the lift stations will continue to pump wastewater in the event of a loss in commercial power, significantly minimizing the potential for sewer backups and overflows.

Stabilization of County dirt roads, appr. 200 miles to prevent erosion during heavy rain events from entering Bay County natural resources that include wetlands, streams, creeks, bayous and stormwater.

Extend the current road. Alleviate Traffic on Back Beach Road.

Community needs safe / secure location to house pets during disasters.

Raising the roadway existing elevation approximately 3′ and providing a stormwater collection system for this basin to include a stormwater facility with associated structures and piping. During significant rainfall events, this roadway becomes submerged and must be shut down to local traffic only due to flooding.  This roadway provides connection for two subdivisions and two […]

The project includes site improvements, road improvements, and utilities needed to add 80 acres of land to the certified industrial sites currently available at the Intermodal Distribution Center. Additional “shovel ready” industrial sites are needed to support Bay County’s ongoing industrial recruitment efforts.

Beautification of main corridors in our communities

Verizon has promised to partner with us and bring 5G to Panama City. We are the ONLY city in the south to be in tat position. Ask/support/pay for Verizon to set up a demonstration of the capability on the PC marina. Once the Navy/USAF/ scientists/student/universities can SEE what 5G offers, the opportunities will appear. Only […]

Return Harrison Ave to one way traffic and make additional space available for plants/trees/beautification and encourage outdoor dining, walking, bikes, etc This will require making Magnolia, Jenks, and Grace Avenues egress routes back from the marina. These don’t need to be fast but they need to facilitate parking, access and return routes. This step needs […]

Relocate the Fuel Depot at Beach Drive and 6th Street to the industrial park at Sherman Ave or the Port. The current location is not consistent with planned redevelopment. Fuel trucks are not suited for operation on streets downtown and better served in an industrial site where that infrastructure is already in place. The depot […]

An arts program designed to grow the arts in Bay County. Step one is already in progress, getting artists back to work by providing supplies, workshops and opportunities to sell their work. Step two an Art Center on the beach that would act as a hub providing programs and arts opportunities on site and in […]

Deerpoint Lake should be made where it could be “drawn down” so as to kill/destroy the noxious/invasive plant life that now exist. A “drawn down” of at least 4 feet would benefit the entire area. The existing noxious plants (e.g., Lilly pads, lemon bacopa, hydrilla, milfoil, and others) are harmful to the lake and diminish […]

I propose there be an event field with a nice stage for people who would like to have an event Downtown. We need it to be easier to bring events downtown, that are not related to Bay Arts, DIB, or Destination Panama City. I believe that Panama City, particularly the downtown area needs this sort […]

Shipping container housing would be a great, quick, and affordable housing solution to a HUGE problem in our area. The options are limitless and can be made on all ends of the affordability scale. This is already being done all throughout international areas and is picking up momentum in the US. Best options include: -Multifamily […]

A critical shortage of labor, both skilled and unskilled, currently exists across much of Bay County. Employers across all industries are experiencing difficulty in staffing operations in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Childcare and after school care facilities are in short supply as many have closed or scaled back operations as an outcome of Hurricane […]

Strengthen regulations to mandate additional storm mitigation accessories on residential structures. Homes built to increased storm protection standards will have fewer recovery costs.

Purchase and demolish properties in the floodplain. This will increase greenspace and reduce recovery costs from damaged structures.

Project to increase public awareness of the benefits of flood insurance though public education.

The majority of affordable housing projects never start because an organization whose focus is affordable housing development often do not have early funding to finance land purchase and/or soft costs. Subsiding just some of the potential lost could get financial institutions and/or national non-profits to invest in a fund which could speed up and increase […]

FEMA estimates for every dollar spent on resiliency over the life of the property will save $7. Today we see strong neighbor envy over such items as granite counter tops & high end appliances yet items such as hurricane roof straps or storm windows are only a focus or desired items immediately after a disaster.

Non profit veterans housing community and center for community care. Examples of successful developments can be found all over the US. Here is one from Tallahassee.  http://www.floridahousing.org/FH-ImageWebDocs/AboutUs/BoardOfDirectors/BoardPackages/Exhibits/2015/01-January30/Consent/MFP_Ex_A.pdf Catalyst Church disaster recovery coalition is ready and willing to take the lead in development and long term management of this initiative. How will this project impact the […]

Establish a Community Land Trust (CLT) that will own land on which homes for homeownership can be built and then allowing long term leasehold of the land reducing cost of homeownership. Bay County could subsidize the creation of the CLT and then restrict home sales & leases based on individual AMI restrictions both on initial […]

Demo home using 3D printing technology to provide affordable, hurricane proof homes that the average income  wage earner can afford. These homes are printed from materials such as cement, sand, and plasticizers and cost a fraction of the price as traditional building materials, as well as taking less time to build.

The project shall include acquisition of 2,000 acres for future Panama City Crayfish conservation habitat. The purpose of this project is to facilitate the long term conservation of the Panama City crayfish which was impacted during Hurricane Michael. Benefits will include reduction/simplification of permitting regulations for residential, commercial and government entities; removal of regulations of […]

Establish a modification of building codes for public and government buildings to sustain winds up to 160 mph and incorporate the changes. Public and government buildings would be structurally sound and would sustain minimal damage if another hurricane were to occur. This could potentially provide emergency shelter, shorten the length of response time for government […]

The construction of pedestrian structures on Back Beach Road and US 98. This project would allow pedestrians to safely cross US 98 without the risk of conflict with vehicles on US 98 and would further increase the efficiency of US 98 by not forcing vehicles to stop for pedestrian traffic.

Construction of a 5000 s/f medium security stand-alone dormitory at the Bay County Jail to house the Lifeline Drug Treatment Program.  The program is currently housed in a pod at the main jail.  The stand-alone facility will allow for the expansion of the program, and facilitate the delivery in a more rehabilitative environment. Due to […]

Construct a water treatment plant on the west side of Deerpoint Lake to provide potable water to the west side of Bay County and Panama City. Currently there is a single water line from the Deerpoint Reservoir to the existing water plant from which all citizens receive their water.

Bay County has a need for homeless services and the Rescue Mission does a good job of that mission.  A homeless population in the downtown area is inconsistent with redevelopment objectives.  The right way to fix both needs is to provide a suitable/desirable option that allows the Rescue Mission to continue their mission at a […]

Creation of a WORLD-CLASS science center focused on interactive, STEM-based, locally-oriented and educational exhibits. Creation of a truly world-class facility would have far-reaching impacts in our community through job development, significant tourism East of the Hathaway bridge, educational opportunities for local students, and a place for community events. The project would be a catalyst for other […]

The port suffered storm damage on the existing bulk storage warehouse and will be operated at reduced capacity for five months. This causes extraordinary vessel demerge and handling cost related to reduced storage space at the port. To mitigate storm impacts in the future and to support growth of biomass exports, the Port would like […]

Additional break bulk cargo capacity at the East Terminal provides the Port with the opportunity to expand its container terminal capacity at the West Terminal. The proposed improvements will nearly triple the Port’s container handling and storage capacity adding 903 FEUs of storage including additional support plugs for refrigerated containers. This provides needed capacity to […]

The Port of Panama City’s cargo operations and industrial tenants rely heavily on 2,700 linear feet of bulkheads that are vulnerable to failure from hurricane surge and rapid tidal drawdown. The deepening of the Port in 2003 exposed the existing bulkheads to the danger of failure from hurricane related surge and drawdown. As the bulkheads […]

Incorporation of a college campus and potentially dorms in the downtown Panama City area. Both of the local college campuses are limited in space and expanding to a satellite campus would allow for additional growth while infusing student life downtown, creating an economic impact in the community instead of an isolated campus. Savannah accomplishes this with […]

Have internet providers give free starter internet for residents with the ability to upgrade service for higher speeds. By providing citizens with Internet access, we can accomplish a few different goals focused around the ability to disseminate information. Much of the student population does not have internet access and this could have a significant impact in […]

Creation of a family-friendly venue for music and food for residents to enjoy. Potentially downtown near the marina. Frequented in other locations like 30A, these style of venues offer family-friendly atmospheres where people are able to shop, eat, and hold events creating an economic impact in the community as a source of pride for the area. 

Development of a city-based WIFI that covers a TBD range. By providing citizens with Internet access, we can accomplish a few different goals focused around the ability to disseminate information. Much of the student population does not have internet access and this could have a significant impact in the ability of the city/county to reach citizens […]