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City News
February 2023
BRING YOUR UMBRELLA

An ordinance has been passed by the Town of Belleair Shore providing an exemption to the prohibition of umbrellas on the beach that has a great benefit for the citizens of Belleair Beach. The Town now allows a personal beach umbrella of no more than seven and a half feet (7.5') in diameter with a single-pole of not more than eight feet (8') in length. Thank you for the perseverance, tenacity, resolve, determination, patience, and diplomacy of Mayor Dave Gattis working with the Commissioners of the Town of Belleair Shore for the Citizens of Belleair Beach! Click on the ordinance below to read the ordinance in its entirety.
CITY PROJECTS
The 7th Street Park Boat Ramp is Complete
City Staff removed boulders, dredged sediment, extended the ramp, replaced the sod, and added shell for beautification.
Work in Progress
Grady Wright
Public Works
Work Completed
LEADERSHIP PINELLAS
Mayor Dave Gattis hosted the January meeting for the 2023 Class of Leadership Pinellas at the Belleair Beach Community Center. The Leadership Pinellas mission is to provide emerging and existing community leaders a forum to increase their community knowledge and perpetuate their service to the community. Mayor Gattis is a 2022 alumni of LP; and as a local business leader, DITEK Surge Protection CEO Wendy Gattis was selected to become a member. The Mayor and Ms. Gattis are one of only three couples selected - each independently - since LP was founded in 1977. For this meeting Mayor Gattis decided to change up the regular format with a lively Q&A panel of local Elected Officials including Largo Mayor Woody Brown, Senator Nick DiCeglie, Indian Rocks Beach Mayor "Cookie" Kennedy, County Commissioner Brian Scott, and others. We're proud of our Mayor for all he invests to be a leader for our City.
Welcome Aaron!

Aaron Glanz has joined the City Staff as Community Services Administrator over the Public Works Department. Aaron brings a wide range of experience as a business owner, former police officer, and a military veteran. When you see Aaron out in the City be sure to give him a wave and say hello!
Everything
You Always
Wanted to Know
About Recycling

Should I?
Shouldn't I?

All is revealed in the exciting new
2023 Recycle Guide!
Copies are available at the Community Center
NO FOOLING
APRIL 1ST IS THE
CITY WIDE YARD SALE
Click HERE to send your name and address to the City to get the Yard Sale Sign for YOUR street
Parking on the EVEN number side of the streets only


Celebrate
Earth Day
with a
Sunset Social
inside the
Belleair Beach Community Center



April 22, 2023 from 6pm-9pm
$10 (minimum) donation at the door

MUSIC and DANCING
BEER & WINE BAR
FOOD

Proceeds benefit a Kayak Launch at the 16th Street Park

Sponsors
Duke Energy ** Rita Swope Century 21 ** Waste Management

Cash & Credit Cards accepted for Food and Beverages
Beach and Bridge Cleanups are Year-Round

~ Be the Change in Your Community ~

BEACH Cleanup first Saturday every month

BRIDGE Cleanup will be April 15




Pictured at right - Dedicated Citizens, Park and Recreation Board Members, and City Councilmembers. Thank you to P&R Board Chair Tammie Levenda who is always behind the camera.
UPCOMING EVENTS
WATCH THIS SPACE
for updates on
Halloween Pets and Pals
Mayor's Chili Cook-Off
The Holiday Social
The Health & Wellness Fair
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UPCOMING MEETINGS

March 6, 6:00 PM - City Council Meeting
March 9, 6:00 PM - Board of Adjustment Appeal Hearing
March 14, 2:00 PM - Park and Recreation Board Meeting