City of Cocoa Beach - Government

06/23/2026

Good news! Reclaimed water restrictions have been lifted, and reclaimed water service has returned to normal operations.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this temporary restriction.

Reclaimed Water Update
Due to low water conditions, the reclaimed water system is currently operating under restrictions.

The current reclaimed watering schedule is:
💧 Tuesday 12 AM – 10 AM
💧 Thursday 12 AM – 10 AM
💧 Saturday 12 AM – 10 AM

We'll keep you updated as conditions change.

06/22/2026

UPDATE 1255 Hours: Traffic flow in the area has largely returned to normal. The incident has been resolved, and there was no threat to the community.

While some officers will remain in the area throughout the day, there is no ongoing danger to the public.

Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and understanding.

🚨 Active Police Incident – North Atlantic Avenue 🚨

The Cocoa Beach Police Department is currently investigating an active incident in the area of 625 North Atlantic Avenue. Residents and visitors can expect a significant law enforcement presence in the area.

At this time, the incident is contained; however, we ask that the public avoid the area to allow officers to safely conduct their investigation.

Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day! 🏄💙 To all the dads, granddads, pup dads, and father figures—thank you for everything you do. Wishing you a relaxing and wonderful day!

06/19/2026

FYI-

Due to the approaching inclement weather, the multi-agency rescue exercise and demonstration scheduled tonight, at Lori Wilson Park has been postponed to a later date. We will post an alternate date at the appropriate time.

Thank you all for your continued dedication and support to Cocoa Beach and Brevard County.

06/19/2026

Join us downtown for an evening of live music, great food, and much more as we celebrate summer in Cocoa Beach. We have a few fun things going on on Friday, July 3rd to celebrate America's 250th! https://www.pyrocast.com/download-app

Starting at 5 PM
Carnival Style Games
Live Music
Kid Zone
9 PM
Drone Show Downtown Cocoa Beach
Watching from home? And don’t worry, you don’t have to be right next to City Hall to enjoy the music during the show! Simply download the app and listen right from your phone. https://www.pyrocast.com/download-app

06/17/2026

Update (6:22 PM): All lanes are back open at Osceola Lane and A1A. The crash remains under investigation. Anyone with information related to this crash is asked to call Corporal Ethan Hausler at the CBPD at 321-868-3251.

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨

Officers are currently investigating a traffic crash involving serious bodily injury at the intersection of Osceola Lane and A1A.

• Northbound A1A traffic is reduced to a single lane (right lane only).

• Southbound A1A traffic is being diverted via West Pasco Lane to North Banana River Boulevard.

Motorists are urged to use caution when traveling through the area and follow the directions of officers on scene. Traffic patterns may change as the investigation progresses.

Significant traffic delays are expected for an extended period. Please consider alternate routes if possible.

Updates will be provided as they become available.

06/16/2026

Happy World Sea Turtle Day!
Today we're celebrating some of Cocoa Beach's longest residents.

While many of us are enjoying the beach this summer, sea turtles are hard at work nesting along our shoreline.

A few simple actions help protect sea turtles and their hatchlings as they make their journey to the ocean:

🌙 Turning off beachfront lights at night
🚯 Taking all trash with you
🏖️ Filling in holes and knocking down sandcastles before you leave
📍 Giving marked nests plenty of space

Every small action helps make our beach a little safer for the next generation of hatchlings.

06/15/2026

TRAINING EXERCISE NOTICE
On Friday evening, crews from the Cocoa Beach Police Department, Cocoa Beach Fire Department, Brevard County Ocean Rescue Lifeguards, and Health First will be conducting a joint training exercise at Lori Wilson Park.
During the exercise, residents and visitors may notice a significant public safety presence in the area, including emergency vehicles, personnel, and the Health First First Flight helicopter.

THIS IS ONLY A TRAINING DRILL.
There is no emergency, and no action is required from the public. These exercises help ensure our first responders remain prepared and coordinated when responding to real-world emergencies.
Thank you for your understanding as our public safety partners continue training to keep our community safe.