infrastructure

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. +20

Project would protect critical infrastructure  +10

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. 0-1

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. +10

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