Town Notices

TOWN NOTICES


POLICE AND FIRE PENSION BOARD NOTICE OF VACANCY

The Town seeks applicants for the Public Safety Department Police and Fire Pension Board. The Police and Fire Pension Board, established by Florida Statutes 175.061 and 185.05, is responsible to act as a fiduciary to ensure the pension trust fund is responsibly managed. Applicants must have a strong financial investment background. The Board meets quarterly, with meetings usually held in January, April, July, and October. Members serve a two-year term. If you are interested in serving, please contact the Town Clerk for an application. Please click here for the flyer.

Sea Turtle Nesting Season

Sea Turtle Nesting Season Notice

Surveillance Camera Database

The Town of Indian River Shores residents and business-owners who own video security systems can help the Indian River Shores Public Safety Department by allowing detectives to view stored video. Video of traffic passing in front of a certain location can provide crucial information to detectives, even if a crime occurred outside of the Town. The Indian River Shores Public Safety Department maintains a confidential database of security cameras that may capture information that can be used in a criminal investigation. Information about participants in the program will remain anonymous. For more information contact Neve Hall at (772)231-2451, or by e-mail at nhall@irspsd.org.
security cameras

National Flood Protection Information

Please click here for information on National Flood Protection. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to
the Town’s CRS Coordinator & Floodplain Administration Denise Boehning at 772-532-4536.

Stormwater Information

Please click here for Stormwater information and the Town of Indian River Shores NPDES/Illicit Discharge Program.

Flood Insurance Technical Assistance

Please click here to review the letter.

SAFETY REMINDER

During this time of year, our streets and sidewalks become very crowded. Please be aware of your surroundings when driving, biking, running and walking. If you are riding a bike on the sidewalk, Florida law requires that a bicyclist yield the right-of-way to any pedestrian and use an audible signal (bell, horn, etc…) before overtaking and passing a pedestrian. For more information please see the link to Florida Statute 316.2065 for Bicycle Regulations. You may also call the Public Safety Department at 772-231-2451 for more information.


Please Contact Us With Any Questions:

(772) 231-1771

info@irshores.com
(General Information)

inspections@irshores.com
(Building Department)