Be Ready, Be Prepared
UPDATE: August 29, 2023
Governor DeSantis declared Brevard County under a state of emergency. City Commission met under a state of an emergency to declare the City of Cocoa Beach under an emergency.
Gov. DeSantis Declaration
City of Cocoa Beach State of Emergency Idalia
The city is taking precautions during the storm. The Brevard County EOC has determined that the County will experience high winds and potential tornados. All residents should take prepare for this storm. The path of the storm is not guaranteed and could change. Staff is monitoring and watching the storm for any changes that could occur.
Updates will be done via social media and this webpage. For any medical emergencies contact 911. Non emergencies should contact the Police Department directly.
August 28, 2023
This is the time to get what you need done.
Be prepared for limited wastewater services. Lift stations collect all wastewater runoff from different areas of the county and pump that runoff to the wastewater treatment plant through force mains.
Lift stations need power to pump water to the treatment facility. If lift stations lose electricity, back-up into homes and businesses may occur.
Help us during a storm
Activities that contribute to wastewater use:
- Flushing toilets
- Taking showers
- Doing laundry
- Washing dishes
- Significant rainfall
Do what you need to do before the storm arrives! Limit water before and after a storm.
Contact Us
How to Contact the City:
Informational
Sand Distribution
The City of Cocoa Beach has a sand pile located in the parking lot just east of the Cocoa Beach Country Club. The pile is first come first serve. You will need to bring your bags, shovels, and help if you are unable to lift. The City will update via social media and the website as to if any changes are made regarding the sand distribution.