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WELCOME

What is Key Colony Beach? If you are a full time resident, seasonal resident or visitor, you know what a special place this is. Not only are you enjoying a tropical paradise, you are among a great group of people that have kept this little island city the “Gem of the Florida Keys” for more than 60 years. We do ask that our residents and visitors protect our beautiful reef environment, the safety of each other and our friendly tropical lifestyle. Our famous sign, “Honestly now, what’s your hurry?” is not just a reminder that you are off the highway, it is an invitation to enjoy our city, by slowing down on land and in our canals; to “share the road” with our many pedestrians, canal boaters, paddlers, swimmers and manatees. Thank you! – Mayor John DeNeale

PUBLIC RECORDS MAY BE OBTAINED BY PROVIDING A WRITTEN REQUEST Rebecca Todd, Records Custodian PO Box 510141 Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 cityclerk@keycolonybeach.net ph: 305-289-1212, opt #2 fax: 305-289-1767

“Welcome to the 2019-2020”
Season of Community Events

“Hurricane Dorian Preparations”
Mayor John DeNeale

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Mayor John DeNeale’s October PowerPoint presentation

Dear Residents:

Ed Borysiewicz retired after 32 years of very hard work as our Building Official. Parting gifts were presented and a thank you dinner/reception was attended by many. Ed plans to stay in KCB and help where and when he can. THANK YOU, ED!!! We have made great strides in collecting Irma debris reimbursement grants from FEMA and the State. The last debris grant of over $1 million has been obligated by FEMA and is at the state to add it’s share and send to our account which should be in October. This will bring our cash reserves back up to a needed $2.5 million. Your Staff deserves a big thank you as we are ahead of our County partners.

Other grants we have obtained to date this Fiscal Year are:

FDAP Grant $ 50,000

Mayfield Grant 2019 $ 120,000

TDC Grant 2019 $ 36,000

Waste Water Grant $ 336,667

Stormwater Grant $ 100,000

Florida Legislative Grant $ 150,000

FEMA/FDEM – IRMA PAID -Fed Obligated $ 2,176,742 $ 307,664 -State Obligated $ 110,075 $ 18,710

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