Jeremy Tidwell

911 / Dispatch facility capable of handling all 911 demand and dispatch of police, fire and EMS resources. +40

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. +10

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.  +50

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