St. Augustine Municipal Marina

12/05/2025

⚓ Repairs at the St. Augustine Municipal Marina begin Monday, December 8. Transient slip availability will be limited through March 2026 as crews repair storm damage from Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Funding support is provided by the Florida Inland Navigational District (FIND) and the St. Augustine Port, Waterway & Beach District.

For project questions, contact the City’s General Services Department at 904‑825‑1010.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/48g7Q1X

11/19/2025

🚤 Lighthouse Park Boat Ramp Update

The floating dock will be temporarily closed for repairs beginning Monday, Nov. 24, 2025. A work barge will mobilize at the site starting Friday, Nov. 21.

⛔ Dock closed ~2 weeks (weather may extend into early Dec.)
✅ Boat ramp remains open
⚠️ Expect delays & limited access due to repair equipment

This project will restore damage from Hurricanes Helene & Milton (2024) and is funded by FEMA, FIND, and the Port District.

📞 Questions? Contact the City of St. Augustine General Services Department: 904‑825‑1010

Learn more: https://www.citystaug.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=655

09/30/2025

This is exciting news to see Saltrun routinely getting dredged, thanks to our funding partners at Florida Inland Navigation District (F.I.N.D) and The St. Augustine Port Waterway & Beach District (SAPWBD)!
⚠️ Boaters please be cautious as you transit through Saltrun.


Salt Run Channel Maintenance Continues 🌊

Starting in October, the City will begin dredging Salt Run from the Lighthouse Park Boat Ramp to the St. Augustine Inlet. Over 12,000 cubic yards of material will be removed to improve channel width and depth, supporting safe navigation for boaters and healthy tidal exchange for local habitats.

Thanks to multi-year grants from the Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND) and the St. Augustine Port, Waterway, and Beach District (SAPWBD), this project and many others are made possible.

The dredged material will be transported to Jacksonville’s Reed Island DMMA for future reuse in beach renourishment, construction, and land reclamation.

Learn more here: https://www.citystaug.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/637

09/29/2025

Tropical Storm Imelda decided to turn away from Florida thankfully!
Regardless, we'll still see dangerous marine conditions over the next couple days with North winds 25-30 kts.

09/26/2025

🌀9/26/25- 5pm Tropical Update🌀

09/26/2025

🌀We’re not expecting any local impacts at the moment, but please keep an eye on possible tropical development off of our coast, expect Marine advisories to be an effect as the forecast develops.  

From our partners at US National Weather Service Jacksonville Florida

⛈️Thunderstorms chances increase today through Saturday for our area as a front approaches, then begins to stall across the area tonight.
🌀 There is high confidence of a tropical depression forming near the Bahamas later today or sometime this weekend as the system tracks northward. At this time, the most likely scenario is for this system to track offshore and parallel to the Florida coast late Sunday through Tuesday
🌊 Dangerous marine & surf zone hazards are increasingly likely late Sunday through at least Wednesday next week across the local Atlantic waters and at local beaches. Hazards include Advisory conditions for the marine waters, rough/high surf, frequent, deadly rip currents and beach erosion.
👉 NOTE - any westward track 'nudge' would increase local impact potential. PLEASE continue to monitor the latest forecasts at hurricanes.gov through the weekend

09/25/2025

09/12/2025

Today we remember the lives lost on 9/11 and honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served. Their legacy lives on.

09/12/2025

🛥️ Beautiful day at the marina! ☀️

Nor’easter winds subsided some today but expect the wind to increase throughout the weekend.

09/09/2025

📷 11:00am Tuesday along Avenida Menendez in from of the Marina

🌊 Heads up, St. Augustine. King tides are expected to begin Tuesday, September 9 and continue through Sunday, September 14. Flood-prone areas may see higher-than-usual street flooding, and next week’s forecast includes more rain and wind. Please use extra caution.

🚫 Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters
⚠️ Be alert for loose or lifted manhole covers
📲 Report flooding or clogged drains at CityStAug.com/ReportFlooding

Learn more here: https://www.citystaug.com/1032/King-Tide-Chart-Prediction

09/09/2025

🌊 King tides are expected to begin Tuesday, September 9 and continue through Sunday, September 14, bringing higher-than-usual street flooding in flood-prone areas of St. Augustine. Rain and wind are also expected next week, so please use extra caution.

🚫 Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters
⚠️ Watch for loose or dislodged manhole covers
📲 Report flooding or clogged drains at CityStAug.com/ReportFlooding

Areas to watch include Lincolnville, Maria Sanchez Lake, South Davis Shores, the bayfront seawall, and more.

Stay weather-aware by following the City’s WeatherStem: stjohns.weatherstem.com/fswncitystaug

Click here for more info on king tides: CityStAug.com/KingTide

08/11/2025

Time to get another derelict vessel out of St. Augustine!
⚠️Use caution in the area north of the Bridge of Lions while crews are working.

The crew is back at it again in Saint Augustine recovering some vessels. Stay tuned for the recovery video.