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PIO UPDATE NO. pptx
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June 2, 2015
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Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners
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www.okaloosafl.com
Hurricane Season
JUNE 1st - NOV 30th
Please silence cell phones for Board of County Commission Meeting.
All visitors must speak into microphone for live broadcast & give
name & address.
Download FREE Ready Okaloosa APP
Hurricane Season begins June 1st, and I urge everyone to review their family plan and be ready …
First 72 are on you! If you need help, visit Public Safety at www.okaloosafl.com or download the FREE app to
learn how to plan, the supplies you need, evacuation zones and more. Call 311 to register for Ready Okaloosa
or for questions.
The three main reasons for restoration are:
Storm protection – A wide sandy beach and offshore bar systems helps separate storm waves from upland structures and
infrastructure.
Habitat restoration – Numerous species rely on wide, healthy beaches as a place to live, feed and nest.
Recreation – America’s beaches have twice as many visitors annually as all of America’s federal and state parks combined. Every year,
there are more than 2 billion visitors to America’s beaches.
ASBPA: American Shore and Beach Preservation Association
WESTERN DESTIN BEACH RESTORATION
PROJECT NAMED 1 OF 5-AMERICA’S BEST
RESTORED BEACHES FOR 2015 BY ASBPA
Front row from left to right - Tammy McGaughy, Sherry Marcolongo, Jean Hood, Velma Conyers,
Valarie Bogar
Back row from left to right - Sherry Smith, Margaret Schwartz, Louan Rathke, and Donna Pattison.
Dood Wood not pictured.
The honorees’ names are placed on a plaque located in the library at the Fort Walton Beach campus
of the University of West Florida with a nearby book containing a biographical page for each woman.
OCCSW 2015 WOMEN'S WALL OF
HONOR HONOREES
Centennial History Guest
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Catalogue citation: Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners, PIO UPDATE NO. pptx, meeting materials for June 2, 2015. https://okaloosacountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=4&ID=8445&MeetingID=1262
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