Today Monroe County Emergency Management re-confirmed the Florida Keys are closed Citing concerns about increasing coronavirus threats, Florida Keys government officials have temporarily closed the island destination to visitors until […]
COVID-19 Update March 23, 2020 ~ 7:00PM Read More »
The issue is not who is worthy, friends to KCB or currently healthy. The issue is what is best for everyone now, before this virus spreads at an alarming rate
The Mayor’s response to a concerned citizen (March 23, 2020 ~ 1:00PM) Read More »
CITY OF KEY COLONY BEACH EMERGENCY DIRECTIVE MARCH 21, 2020 UPDATE AND NOTIFICATION SUBJECT: CLOSING THE CITY OF KEY COLONY BEACH TO OCCUPANCY BY ALL PERSONS EXCEPT RESIDENTS WHEREAS, the City declared
COVID-19 / Coronavirus Update March 22, 2020 6:00pm Read More »
EMERGENCY DIRECTIVE 20-02 March 20, 2020 CLOSING OF THE KEYS TO VISITORS WHEREAS, the Mayor declared a State of Local Emergency on Sunday, March 15, 2020, in order for the
MONROE COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Read More »
As of today there have been 21 people tested in Monroe County. 5 negative results and 16 pending. No reported cases of COvID-19 to date Follow this link regarding our
COVID-19 / Coronavirus Update March 18, 2020 4:30pm Read More »
In an effort to protect the health and safety of the City’s population, the following decisions have been made today: The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is cancelled (The Key Colony
COV ID-19/novel Coronavirus UPDATE – March 16, 2020 4pm Read More »
RE: Street to Street Debris Removal to Cease October 24th, 2017. The City began moving and hauling debris immediately after Hurricane IRMA. Good planning! First, I want to thank Vice-Mayor
From City Administrator Moonis (October 17, 2017) Read More »
First of all, I want to pass on some important information: – October 14th, FIRM is hosting an insurance assistance workshop at *2798 Overseas Hwy, Monroe County Board of County
IRMA PLUS ONE MONTH – From Mayor John DeNeale: October 13, 2017 Read More »
Continue to check www.keysrecovery.org. The Boil Water Notice has been lifted for Key Colony Beach. The city hotline (305) 743-0908 is not currently working. Please use the City’s Main #
From Administrator Chris Moonis:IRMA RECOVERY 9.24.17 at 8:30 AM Read More »
***The BOIL WATER NOTICE has been lifted for Key Colony Beach. We now have potable water!! Some parts of Marathon are still under the notice. **The City has called a
From Administrator Chris Moonis: IRMA RECOVERY 9.23.17 at 8:30AM Read More »
