Beyond the Beach - CoSAB Newsletter

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Beyond the Beach

CoSAB March 2022 Newsletter

Entrance to St. Augustine Beach City Hall

City Hall Update

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City Hall

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Interim City Commissioner Selected

At a special City Commission meeting on February 28, Beth Sweeny was selected as the new Interim City Commissioner for the City of St. Augustine Beach.

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

Frequently Asked Questions - Recycling 2022

The city has put together a FAQ sheet on the recycling program. You can also find this and other recycling information on our website at www.staugbch.com

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Curbside Recycling Information

SAVE THE DATE

Upcoming Events

Arbor Day Tree Give Away

Give a Tree a Home

Wednesday, April 27, 2022

Wednesday Market at the Pier

8am - 12pm

Art & Bark in the Park

Art Fair and mini adoption event!

April 30, 2022

Location: Lakeside Park/Veterans Memorial/Sculpture Gardens

12pm - 5pm

Join us on Saturday, April 30th for a wonderful afternoon featuring local artists, fabulous live music, tasty treats and more!

In honor of April being National Prevention of Cruelty to Animals month, we will also have an adoption event featuring beautiful dogs from area rescue groups all waiting for their forever families.

Submit someone you know making a difference in our community for our Stewardship Awards here:

Read more about invasive plants and what you can do to remove them here:

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American Flag Rescue Program

The American Flag Rescue (AFR) program was initiated in 2019 after St. Johns County Solid Waste Management staff observed worn and damaged Americans flags in drop-off garbage containers at the Tillman Ridge facility. Although some flag collection containers already were in place in several stores that sell American flags, more collection points were clearly needed. The initial shipment of new flag collection boxes was funded by local radio personality Kevin Geddings. These units were placed in St. Johns County libraries. Of the nearly 1,000 flags collected in 2020, about 10% were reusable and these are available to the public. Damaged flags are retired according to established protocols by local Scout troops and veteran’s organizations. An American Flag booklet provided by Supervisor of Elections Vicky Oakes is also available. For information about flag collection/retirement or site participation, contact Chris Benjamin at (904) 827-6980 or [email protected].

Flags can be dropped off at City of St. Augustine Beach City Hall.