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Tropical Storm Elsa – July 5, 2021 Update
Tropical Storm Elsa is trending west which in turn is lowering the likelihood for the City of Key Colony Beach to experience sustained damaging winds. However, be prepared for heavy squalls with possible damaging wind gusts and substantial rainfall resulting in street flooding and potential power outages. The timeframe for TS Elsa remains sunset today …
Tropical Storm Elsa – July 4, 2021 Update
Tropical Storm Elsa continues on her path towards the Florida Keys. She has slowed to approximately 15mph and is now expected to make landfall a bit later on Monday now late afternoon. The worst of the squalls are anticipated to occur in the early morning hours on Tuesday, perhaps 3am to 6am. Elsa is not a …
Hurricane Elsa – Declaration of Local State of Emergency
Monroe County Emergency Management and the City of Key Colony Beach have entered into a Local State of Emergency in advance of the landfall Monday early afternoon of Tropical Storm Elsa. We recommend that all residents and visitors Shelter in Place from early afternoon on Monday to later morning on Tuesday. Everyone should be prepared for the loss …
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Aging and Senior Care Resources – HomeCare.org
HomeCare.org is an industry-leading research organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of older adults by ensuring that they have access to the tools and resources to remain independent and safe in their own homes. They aim to offer seniors and their loved ones a helping hand in the journey of aging in place. Their website …
Final COVID-19 Message
A note from Commissioner DeNeale: Today, May 13, 2021, the KCB Commission, at the request of Mayor Ron Sutton, brought to a close the COVID 19 pandemic emergency orders. I want to thank all of you for supporting your KCB Commission and me during my term as Mayor while we worked through this pandemic. Your …
Mayors Update for April 19, 2021
Our City Administrator has his first week in. I feel he’s started off in high gear and is performing extremely well. The City streets are still very busy with walkers and bicycle riders. Please use care when driving through the City. The new hospital is ahead of schedule and may be opening in June. Lets …
State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs Ombudsman Program Information
Certified Ombudsman advocate for residents in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living facilities. Overall, the more the community knows about the services, the more we can assist some of the most vulnerable individuals. The Ombudsman Program website provides various resources: Resident Rights information, publications, training, and volunteer opportunities. Please visit the following website for more information: http://ombudsman.myflorida.com
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Effective Monday, April 5, vaccine is available for: Persons 18 years of age and older; Persons determined to be extremely vulnerable by a physician (required form here); Health care workers with direct patient contact; Long-term care facility residents and staff. PERSONS AGES 16-17: The Pfizer vaccine is authorized for persons age 16 and up. …
Mayor Update for March 19, 2021
The City Commission of Key Colony Beach would like to assure its residents of the continued advancement in the following important community projects/issues: City Hall – The Commission has agreed to signing LIVS Associates for design services for our new City Hall. I have asked them for a report detailing a timeline for completion of …
Mayor Update for February 19, 2021
The City Commission of Key Colony Beach would like to assure its residents of the continued advancement in the following important community projects/issues: City Hall – The Staff & Commission have worked tirelessly with USPS to assure its return in our new facility. USPS has provided their suggested layout and that layout along with the …
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