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When What Where
Aug 8 – 1:30-3PM 4H’s loggerhead, Squirty, release Parker Pier & Pavilion
Sep 1 City Hall and City services closed for Labor Day holiday
Aug 12 – 6-7PM Mayor’s
Night In Call 786-4573 x103 for appointment
Aug 14 & 28 – 6:30PM City Council Meeting City Hall
Aug 19 – 7PM Planning Commission City Hall
Aug 31 – 7-11PM Beach Bash Parker Pier & Pavilion
Sep
9 – 6-7PM Mayor’s Night In Call 786-4573 x103 for appointment
Sep 11 & 25 – 6:30PM City Council Meeting City Hall
Sep 16 – 7PM Planning Commission City Hall
Watch Your Speed on Butler
Don’t forget that the speed limit on Butler has been reduced to 30 MPH at all times! A radar/display system has been installed to help remind people to check
their speed and slow down after coming around the curve from First Street.
STOP for Pedestrians in Walkways!
Use special caution for the visitors in our streets and beaches. REMEMBER,
it is Georgia State Law that vehicles MUST stop for any pedestrian in a marked cross-walk! Use your flashers and blinkers and help the pedestrians and other drivers watch out, because
a stopped vehicle may make it difficult for someone driving in the next lane to see pedestrians, especially children! Pass stopped cars with caution
Be smart! Be safe! Be friendly and
courteous!
It could be YOUR kids or grandkids at risk!
Our Better Hometown Coordinator
We are happy to introduce Chantel Morton as our Better Hometown Coordinator. As we strive toward
becoming a Better Hometown Community, Chantel will be the liaison between the City and Island businesses and organizations by working with them and providing resources which can be beneficial
to our continued joint success. Whether around the island or in City Hall she is always available to discuss any issues, questions, or just to talk. She has a passion for the island
and is extremely excited about working with each of you and the wonderful opportunities ahead. You can reach Chantel at City Hall, by phone at x123, or email at cmorton@cityoftybee.org.
National
Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
The NFIP is a Federal program enabling property owners and renters in participating communities to purchase insurance protection against losses from flooding.
A Flood Insurance Policy is separate from a Homeowners Policy, and there is normally a 30 day waiting period before flood insurance goes into effect.
The Community Rating System (CRS)
provides a discount in the flood insurance premiums for properties in communities that participate in the CRS and implement floodplain management programs that exceed minimum NFIP requirements.
Tybee
Island participates in the NFIP and has a CRS rating of Class 7 which qualifies properties for a 15% discount in the premium cost of flood insurance for NFIP policies.
Effective May
1, 2008, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has instituted a new policy: flood insurance policies for buildings that are rated as having the lowest floor one foot or more
below the base flood elevation (BSE) will no longer be eligible for the community’s CRS discount.
It is recommended that you contact your insurance agent either to purchase flood insurance
or to inquire whether your property is affected by this new FEMA policy.
For further information, call (912) 786-4573 x112.
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