The boats come close everywhere, even at 93 St. the buoys are there, they’re knocked down and require maintenance.

The police department is not involved in the buoys, so I will direct you question to the Parks and Recreation department.

Itinalaga ni Police Chief John Healy ang isyung ito kay Assistant Parks and Recreation Director

Itinalaga ni Police Chief John Healy ang isyung ito kay Parks & Rec Director

The 18 ocean buoys are located between 96th and 87th street.

We have a service call in for replacement or reattachment of all missing buoys. This should be completed once the sole source vendor has an opening for replacement.
The lifeguard stand at 93rd street if notified or see the boats will whistle the vessels out of the area.
You can also report the vessels to the Police Department, and they can work with the lifeguards to move them out.

Thank You

Lifeguards can't see what is happening near 88th. Being that this is a safety issue, it should be treated with the highest priority.

Correct and staff reported this item and work order request was submitted to our vendor for replacement or reattachment of buoys.
The lifeguards have been made aware to keep this item current when patrolling the beach.
Chief of Police is also aware. PD staff will be made aware when patrolling the beach. Also, will work with the lifeguard tower when needed.

Thank You

THANK YOU!

Thank You Robert and if you see an issue, you can always email me @ tmilian@townofsurfsidefl.gov
This may speed up the response.
Tim

Will do. Thanks again for caring for our town.

Always a pleasure Robert. Have a good one.

Thank you for addressing this issue, hopefully it’s resolved soon.

On Wednesday March 29, the ocean Buoy Company was out replacing missing Ocean Buoys. As of today 15, of the 18 are back in place, The final 3 will be done when ocean conditions are favorable.
Thnak You

Thank you!

This issue can be closed.

Ocean Buoys are replaced on a as needed basis. Due to the extremally high winds over the past month, we have lost several buoys. A work order/service call has been placed with the replacement company. The service call was placed early October. Once weather conditions are favorable the buoys will be replaced.

Thank You

Please close this