Town of Indian Shores
19305 Gulf Boulevard
Indian Shores, FL 33785
727.595.4020
Fax: 727.596.0050 Town Hall Hours:
Monday - Friday 8 am - 4 pm Contact Us
Happenings, Events and Celebrations!
OUR BEACHES REMAIN OIL FREE: At this time the beaches of the Town of Indian Shores have not been impacted by tarballs or oil sheen.
JAZZERCIZE Personal Touch!: Sign up now for these new classes that will be starting on Saturday, August 7th and kick your workout up a notch! Click here to get all the details. Call Eileen today! 727- 481-3995 YOUR FIRST CLASS IS FREE!
PLEASE NOTE: NEW WEBSITE FOR SPILL AND RESPONSE INFORMATION: National Incident Commander Admiral Thad Allen announced the launch of a new federal web portal— www.RestoreTheGulf.gov—dedicated to providing the American people with clear and accessible information and resources related to the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill response and recovery. RestoreTheGulf.gov is designed to serve as a one-stop repository for news, data and operational updates related to administration-wide efforts to stop the BP oil leak and mitigate its impact on the environment, the economy and public health—unifying web resources across the administration and increasing public access to the latest information.
The web portal maintained by the Unified Area Command’s Joint Information Center as a short term incident communication site www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com will be phased out over the coming weeks as information there is moved to RestoreTheGulf.gov.
Please help get the word out to your constituents about this new website to ensure that they have uninterrupted access to information about resources available to impacted individuals and communities.
INDIAN SHORES ON BAY NEWS 9 Check out Kristy Wolski's coverage of our new municipal center here. Be sure to click on the video stories icon to roll footage of Mayor Lawrence's interview with Kristy.
UPDATE TO OUR WEBSITE! Check out our photo gallery page today! We continue to work to keep our website information fresh, up to date and current. Our latest addition is the photo gallery page. Click here to view the different galleries that have been posted and be sure to check back for more!
LOCAL WILDLIFE RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS NEED HELP: The Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary and Clearwater Marine Aquarium are requesting volunteers and donations to assist with the Deepwater Horizon oil incursion along the Gulf coast. Click here to read the press release in its entirety.
DISCOVER PARADISE IN PINELLAS COUNTY IN JULY: The following events are scheduled courtesy of Pinellas County government. Most programs are free but please check individual listings for costs. For the complete listing of how you can discover paradise right here in your own back yard click here.
Town News & Bulletins
Town Council Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00PM at Town Hall. For a look at all upcoming Town meetings please click here to view the Town Calendar.
Barrier Islands Government Council passes Resolution 2009-1 opposing offshore drilling in State-controlled waters off the coastline of Florida.Click here to read the resolution in its entirety.
Indian Shores Continues to Improve its Stormwater Management Program:
The Town of Indian Shores is now in its third year of a new, federally mandated Stormwater Management Program, and there are ways that you can help. For complete news posting, click here.
DEEPWATER HORIZON OIL DISASTER Governor Charlie Crist has issued an Executive Order declaring a state of emergency due to the threat that oil leaking from Deepwater Horizon drilling platform and well poses to the State of Florida.
Click Here for the Deepwater Horizon Response website. As local information becomes available it will be posted on the Town's Emergency Management page located here.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL #100 - 2010 LOAN FOR NEW MUNICIPAL CENTER Please click here to download a copy of the RFP. Please note that a Pre-Proposal Conference will be held on Thursday, July 1, 2010. Proposals are due by 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 15,2010. Further details, dates and times are included in the RFP provided.
The Town of Indian Shores is a special flood hazard area.
Residents are asked to review our flood related web pages.
