Parks & Recreation Divisions
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s. The City of Atlantic Beach the right to remove or hide a comment without prior notification. Content that could be removed or hidden include but is not limited to: spam, including links to other websites; obscene language or sexual content, comments that target or disparage any ethnic, racial or religious groups; personally identifiable medical information; comments that threaten or defame any person or organization; comments that promote illegal activity; advertisements for commercial services or products; or comments that infringe on copyrights or trademarks. The City does not endorse any content, viewpoint, product or service linked from its social media sites and shall not be held liable for any losses caused by reliance on the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of shared information. The Cultural Arts and Recreation Department provides opportunities for you and your family to participate in cultural and leisure activities while enjoying our beautiful parks. The City has more than 2 miles of white sandy beaches with 19 ocean accesses to the Atlantic Ocean and has a two-mile paddle trail in Dutton Island and Tide Views peserves (400 acres of marshlands) on the Intracoastal Waterway. We want you to participate in what happens at City Hall. Below you’ll find some of the ways to stay in the know.
1) Join a board or committee – Our city benefits greatly from the work and experience of our citizens. Check out current boards on the City website (www.coab.us) to find the right fit for you. These boards make valuable recommendations to the City Commission on issues of the environment, zoning, city events, finances, and more. See the full list at www.coab.us/boards
2) Bookmark and follow COAB’s (City of Atlantic Beach) news page (www.coab.us/news), meeting/events calendar (www.coab.us/calendar), and projects (www.coab.us/projects)
3) Sign up for Atlantic Beach’s e-newsletter – It’s as easy as sending an email to [email protected] and saying, “Sign me up!” This newsletter is usually published 20-25 times a year, and particularly is a key communications tool during emergencies.
4) Attend a City Commission meeting – Regular meetings are held in the Commission Chamber of City Hall at 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of each month, except in December. Commission, board and committee meeting announcements are posted at www.coab.us/calendar. All meetings not only are open to the public, we really, really want you to be there.
5) “Like” the City of Atlantic Beach, Recreation Department and Police Department on Facebook – You’ll get updates right in your newsfeed. COAB: www.facebook.com/CityOfAtlanticBeach
Recreation: www.facebook.com/CityOfAtlanticBeachRecreation
Police: www.facebook.com/AtlanticBeachPD
6) Subscribe to NextDoor – The City posts regularly on this popular app, which connects people with their neighbors and engages the local community. Get started by downloading the NextDoor app on your smartphone.
7) Check out your Monthly Utility Bill Newsletter – Archives are at www.coab.us/newsletters.
8) Make a request/report a concern – www.coab.us/request.
9) Stay in touch - Feel free to email us any time at [email protected]. Want to email all of the City Commission members at once? Email [email protected].
