HomeCovid-19Satellite/Cocoa Beach Opens Beaches to 'All Activities' With Some Limitations

Satellite/Cocoa Beach Opens Beaches to ‘All Activities’ With Some Limitations

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April 22, 2020

By Reginald Dwight

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The City Manager for Satellite Beach announced opening of the beach to all beach activities in a Facebook post. There are limitations in place to help prevent spread of the virus and miminimze risks.

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Indialantic Mayor Dave Berkman and Melbourne Beach Town Manager Elizabeth Mascaro said their neighboring communities will continue limiting beach activities to walking, jogging, biking, fishing, surfing and swimming.

BEACHES UPDATE: April 21, 2020, Changes to Restricted ActivitiesThe City would like to thank our community for…
Posted by City of Satellite Beach City Manager on Tuesday, April 21, 2020

No use of private lots for beach access.
Posted by City of Cocoa Beach – Government on Wednesday, April 22, 2020

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