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Councilmember Belinda Livingstone
After only two months in office Councilmember Belinda Livingstone has earned her Certificate of Completion for IEMO I. Mayor Dave Gattis presented her with the certificate at the March City Council meeting, and also presented her certificate of completion for the Orientation for Newly Elected Officials. Congratulations, and Thank You to Councilmember Livingstone for her dedication to the Residents and the City of Belleair Beach!
More about the Florida League of Cities IEMO Program
The primary objective of the Florida League of Cities IEMO is to provide elected municipal officials with an intensive academic program that will assist them in effectively meeting the requirements of their elected role. The program offers a comprehensive overview of Florida municipal government, presented by a faculty of top professionals in the field.
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City Staff (Grady Wright, Service Worker III, and Justin Lomerson, Service Worker II) have started the City-Wide Tree Trimming Project. Grady and Justin maintain the parks, the beaches, and much more than can be listed here - and now the tree trimming - all to ensure that Belleair Beach continues to be a Premier Community.
premier
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Sky High
Thank goodness for safety harnesses
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Big Trucks and Heavy Equipment makes Public Works guys smile. |
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TURTLE TIME
Sea Turtle Nesting Season
Sea turtle nesting season extends from May-October each year. Our beaches are nesting sites to loggerheads and green sea turtles, as well as the critically endangered Kemp’s Ridley.
It is estimated that only 1 in 1,000 hatchlings will survive into adulthood. In Pinellas County, we have significant issues with artificial lighting causing hatchling disorientation.
Please be aware of nesting areas and how artificial lighting affects the babies' voyage to the gulf.
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Turn left, Left!
NO, your other left!
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Click Here to open the current
Pinellas County Preparedness Guide
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at the
Belleair Beach Community Center Complimentary Pizza will be served at 5:30
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HURRICANE SEASON
JUNE 1 thru NOVEMBER 30
Here's a start:
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...and, if you do not have your Emergency Access Permit - now is the time to get that too - they do not expire! Available for Belleair Beach Residents at City Hall with proper documentation
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Pinellas Suncoast Fire Rescue District
Hurricane and Water Safety Expo
June 8th at 1:00pm - 6:00pm
Tampa Bay 10 Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins
* The Bloodmobile *
* Fireboat pump demonstration *
* Life Jacket giveaway *
* Simulated water rescue *
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Celebrate Earth Day
at the
Belleair Beach Community Foundation
Sunset Social
April 22, 2023 6pm-9pm
in the
Belleair Beach Community Center
Music, Dancing and Fun!
Beer and Wine Bar
Food available from Clean Eatz
$10 minimum donation at the door
All proceeds to benefit a new
16th Street Kayak Launch
Cash, credit cards and Venmo accepted
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Raffle Prizes Courtesy of: |
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Cristino's Coal Oven Pizza
Cody's Original Roadhouse, Belleair Bluffs
Gift Cards from Steve Swope
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Anheuser Busch
Hair Du Soleil Organic Hair & Skincare
Gift Basket from City of Belleair Beach
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The BELLEAIR BEACH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION |
was recently formed as a public charity to address the needs of the community and its residents. Their Mission is to foster a healthy, beautiful, and thriving environment through good works, community improvement projects and social gatherings that enhance the lives of our residents. Click HERE to learn more about BBCF projects, events, how to volunteer, donate, and more.
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Indian Rocks Christian School Volunteer Cleanup |
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Each year students from Indian Rocks Christian School choose a project to make an impact through service to their community and to earn hours towards college. This service project was through Shepherd's Village, a local single mothers housing program. Shepherd's Village suggested the City of Belleair Beach, to help with the never ending task of palm frond pickup and weeding. The students were very hard working, courteous, and did a wonderful job. |
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WE DON'T DO IT JUST FOR THE DONUTS!
but the donuts ARE nice :)
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If you would like to join in the fun - and it must be fun - look at those smiles!
call Tammie at 219-707-3745 to volunteer,
or just stop by the 19th Street Beach Access on the first Saturday of every month from 8am until 9am.
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The Inaugural
BRIDGE CLEANUP
had quite a turnout
City Volunteers are the Best
The next Clean Up is
April 15 @ 9:00am
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Do you think a neighbor would like to receive news from the City?
Belleair Beach Residents can sign up to receive news about meetings, events, surveys, emergency information, and more.
Click HERE for the sign up sheet
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ASK THE CITY MANAGER
Submit a question or comment to
City Manager Kyle Riefler
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UPCOMING MEETINGS AND EVENTS
April 13, 2:00pm - Park and Recreation Board Meeting
April 15, 9:00am - 11:00am - Belleair Beach Causeway Bridge Clean Up - meet at City Hall
April 17, 6:00pm - City Council Work Session
April 19, 6:00pm - Flood Insurance Workshop
May 6, 8:00am - 9:00am - Beach Clean Up
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