September 29, 2026

You may notice new paid parking signs going up at Millennium Beach Park and Bicentennial Beach Park beginning Monday, September 28.

The City’s beach parking management company is transitioning to a new mobile payment platform for visitors who pay to park. Public Works will be installing new signs at both beach parks with updated payment information.

If you are an Indian Harbour Beach resident who has already registered your vehicle for resident beach parking, you do not need to do anything at this time. Your registration remains valid. This change only affects those using the mobile payment option to pay for beach parking.

IHB residents who have not yet registered their vehicle for resident beach parking can do so at www.parkihb.org.



Information about renewing resident beach parking registrations will be shared beginning in mid-October.

City Clerk Nikki Gold, Communications Manager Hilarye Fuller, and Management Analyst Gina Sherman recently attended a half-day Leadership Essentials workshop hosted by the Space Coast Human Resources Association at The Tides.

The workshop featured engaging speakers and sessions focused on leadership, professional growth, and workplace development, providing staff with new ideas and perspectives to bring back to their roles with the City.

And between sessions, the beautiful waterfront view at The Tides wasn’t a bad place to spend the day learning and connecting with other local professionals!

City Clerk Nikki Gold also attended the bi-monthly Brevard County City Clerks Association meeting in Cocoa last week. The meeting included a presentation from the Florida League of Cities (FLC) and provided an opportunity to connect and share information with fellow municipal clerks from across Brevard County.

Police Chief Butler and Corporal Detective Adams recently participated in interviews for an upcoming true crime documentary featuring a case involving the Indian Harbour Beach Police Department.

The interviews provided an opportunity to revisit the investigation and share insight into the department’s role in the case. A national television production crew was on-site to conduct the interviews and capture footage for the documentary.



More information will be shared as it becomes available.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Indian Harbour Beach Police Department at 321-773-3030 or email Chief Butler at dbutler@indianharbourbeach.gov

Join the City of Indian Harbour Beach for a community blood drive on Monday, October 5, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gleason Park. The OneBlood Big Red Bus will be on-site collecting lifesaving donations.

All donors will receive a $20 eGift Card, a Halloween T-shirt, and a wellness checkup.

Appointments are encouraged. Click here to schedule your donation.

Join the Indian Harbour Beach Police Department for National Night Out on Wednesday, October 7, from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at Gleason Park!

National Night Out is all about bringing law enforcement, public safety partners, and the community together, and this year’s event is packed with family fun. Enjoy a Public Safety Expo featuring the BCSO STAR helicopter, weather permitting, a Police K9 demonstration from Satellite Beach Police Department, bounce houses, a chalk art contest, yard games, a DJ, raffles, booths, and plenty of food. And, of course, don’t miss the always-popular pie-eating contest!

Help Us Support Ocean Breeze Elementary!

We’ll also be collecting school supplies during National Night Out to support students and teachers at Ocean Breeze Elementary. Requested items include copy and cardstock paper, folders, binders, Post-it notes, pencils, pencil boxes, dry-erase supplies, markers, crayons, tape, paper clips, correction tape, staples, AA batteries, wired headphones, water bottles, tissues, disinfectant wipes, paper towels, and hand sanitizer.

A special thank you to our community sponsors: Satellite Beach Lions Club, Another Ride Surf Shop, Moo’s Ice Cream, Moving Waters Spa, PizzaVola, Friendly’s, Cruisin Vana, South Patrick Animal Hospital, Ready Set Game, Dano’s Pizza, and Lowe’s.

Come out, meet your local public safety teams, support Ocean Breeze Elementary and enjoy an evening of fun with your IHB community!

View full calendar here....