Vessel removal deadline extended
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has extended the amount of time the owners of “displaced vessels” have to start the process to refloat or remove the vessels from
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has extended the amount of time the owners of “displaced vessels” have to start the process to refloat or remove the vessels from
The owners of roughly 150 “displaced vessels” from Hurricane Ian now have until Tuesday, Nov. 15, to start the process to refloat or remove the vessels from land, the flats
View the Key West Citizen for Tuesday, October 11, 2022
The cleanup from Hurricane Ian continues in the Florida Keys, with about 11,000 cubic yards of vegetation and debris being removed from Key West and more than 400 tons from
More than a dozen City of Key West-managed mooring balls in the Garrison Bight anchorage failed during Hurricane Ian, sending vessels on a collision course with mangroves, other vessels and