Atlantic Beach has adopted a $57.83 million budget while keeping the millage rate steady, but the debate over taxes and infrastructure continues to heat up.

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Mayor Ford and the commission have decided to advance federal funding for five dune walkovers, but two access points are on hold after residents raised crucial ecological concerns.

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City staff is set to clarify floodplain storage rules for properties near the Intracoastal Waterway, ensuring developers understand their responsibility to mitigate impacts on flood capacity.

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Atlantic Beach is set to receive a game-changing $1,062,500 in state funds for vital infrastructure improvements that promise to enhance water quality and resilience!

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The City Commission has set a tentative millage rate of 2.7499 and is pushing for $500,000 in savings, all while navigating potential revenue cuts from a crucial statewide amendment.

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Residents are rallying against elevated walkovers at Atlantic Beach, arguing they threaten local dunes and the neighborhood's charm.

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Atlantic Beach is pioneering a new approach to wastewater disposal that could save millions and protect local wetlands—could this be the future of environmental sustainability?

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