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News From the City of Treasure Island • Sept. 13, 2022 |
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 Before the storm:
Inclement weather regulations state that all construction sites must be maintained prior to the start of a storm (aka the rainy and windy season). All owners, occupants or users of the construction site must adhere to this code. Our Building officials and Code Compliance Officers will tour the city prior to the storm to make sure the owners, occupants, and users comply.
Securing site due to weather:
Upon a warning of severe weather, the contractor is responsible for securing loose construction materials and debris. In the event a hurricane watch is issued by the National Weather Service, the owner, occupant or user of a construction site shall comply with the requirements Florida Building Code, by taking all steps necessary to secure the construction site, including, but not limited to, removal or securing of all construction materials, tools and equipment, debris, trash or litter, and loose objects.
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 We are in the peak of hurricane season. Normally this is the time of year when most hurricanes and tropical storms occur. September is the single most active month of the Atlantic hurricane season. Don't let your guard down! Stay prepared and strom ready.
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 Experience the Taste of the Beaches! Plan your own “taste tour” with friends and family and enjoy signature dishes from a variety of local restaurants.
Here how to join this year’s Taste of the Beaches:
Step 1: View Tastes and pick the restaurants you would like to visit
Step 2: Purchase your tickets ($10 per Taste)
Step 3: Visit restaurants from October 8th - October 14th
Step 4: Turn in your ticket to receive your Taste
Tickets and where to find Taste of the Beaches:
www.tampabaybeaches.com/taste and Facebook Event
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To help make trash/recycling/yard waste pickup more efficient, the city of Treasure Island asks residents to follow a few simple rules when placing their carts out on collection days. (See graphic below)
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 This past Monday, Sept. 12, the Treasure Island Police Department celebrated National Police Woman Day. This day acknowledges and celebrates the contribution of female police officers who enforce law and order around the country. Women make up about 12% of all sworn police officers in the United States and 30% of the sworn officers serving with the TIPD. TIPD is thankful for the strong and courageous women that serve with the department and salute them today and every day. #NationalPoliceWomanDay
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 TIFR is happy to start offering Safe Sitter, Inc. classes!
The Safe Sitter class is a 1-day class designed to prepare students to be safe when they're home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting.
In addition, Safe Sitter teaches young teens life and business skills, so that they know how to be prepared, be responsible, and be considerate whether they are babysitting or doing odd jobs for family, friends, or neighbors.
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 As we head into election season, please be mindful of the city sign code for displaying signs on your property.
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