Cape May City Beach Safety

Cape May City Beach Safety Informing the public on safety tips and important information for the beaches of Cape May.

One of the City of Cape May Beach Safety Advisory Committee’s big projects this year was the creation of new beach safet...
09/27/2024

One of the City of Cape May Beach Safety Advisory Committee’s big projects this year was the creation of new beach safety videos! 🎥 The new videos feature relevant safety information for beachgoers and are an update to old videos which were produced over seven years ago. The new videos aired during the previews of the weekly Cape May City Movies on the Beach and were also posted on the Cape May City Beach Safety social media pages.

As we approach fall and coastal storm season, rip currents are typically more likely to be present. If you feel yourself...
09/18/2024

As we approach fall and coastal storm season, rip currents are typically more likely to be present. If you feel yourself being pulled out to sea, know your options. Do not attempt to swim against a strong current. If you cannot touch the ground to walk in, swim parallel to the beach out of the rip current and then directly to shore.

Mid-September summer-like weather is on the way for this weekend and the beaches of Cape May will be the perfect place t...
09/13/2024

Mid-September summer-like weather is on the way for this weekend and the beaches of Cape May will be the perfect place to soak it up! ☀️ Below are the beaches that the Beach Patrol will have staffed lifeguard stands at on Saturday, September 14th and Sunday, September 15th:

🔹The Cove Beach (west end of Beach Avenue)
🔹1st Avenue Beach
🔹Steger Beach (Perry Street)
🔹Stockton Beach (Ocean Street)
🔹Howard Street Beach
🔹Queen Street Beach
🔹Philadelphia Avenue Beach
🔹Hughes Beach (Pittsburgh Avenue)

Please walk to the nearest staffed lifeguard stand and swim there! 🛟

The weather is looking very summer-like over the next several days! Below are the beaches that the Beach Patrol will h...
09/09/2024

The weather is looking very summer-like over the next several days! Below are the beaches that the Beach Patrol will have staffed lifeguard stands at through Friday, September 13th:

🔹The Cove Beach (west end of Beach Avenue)
🔹1st Avenue Beach
🔹Steger Beach (Jackson Street)
🔹Howard Street Beach
🔹Queen Street Beach
🔹Philadelphia Avenue Beach
🔹Hughes Beach (between Trenton Avenue and Pittsburgh Avenue)

Planning to enjoy the warm September water temperatures? Please walk to the nearest staffed lifeguard stand and swim there! 🛟

Airborne beach umbrellas can be dangerous. Make sure your umbrella stays in the sand!🔹 Spike your beach umbrella pole in...
09/06/2024

Airborne beach umbrellas can be dangerous. Make sure your umbrella stays in the sand!
🔹 Spike your beach umbrella pole into the sand
🔹 Firmly rock it back and forth until it’s buried at least 2 feet deep
🔹 Tilt it into the wind to keep it from blowing away and injuring someone
🔹 Ensure the sand is packed well around the base

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