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Beach Access Signs and Beach Safety in Panama City Beach, Florida

Updates to public beach access and modernized beach safety signs

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Panama City Beach is unveiling a vibrant transformation along its shoreline with the introduction of new beach access signs.

 

These signs, featuring a distinctive beach ball topper, are designed to enhance visibility and reflect the city's lively spirit.

 

Each sign prominently displays the access number, aiding both visitors and emergency responders in quickly identifying locations.

 

Additionally, the signs incorporate panels detailing the beach flag warning system and rip current safety information, underscoring the city's commitment to beach safety.

 

The initiative began with the installation of signs at accesses 51 through 60, encompassing the popular Pier Park and Dog Beach areas.

 

This initial phase serves as a pilot, allowing for adjustments before expanding to all 100 public beach access points throughout the city.

 

According to Visit Panama City Beach, the project is fully funded through tourism bed taxes, ensuring no additional cost to local residents.

 

Community feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with residents describing the signs as "bright," "inviting," and "easy to spot."

 

The enhanced visibility is particularly appreciated by families and frequent beachgoers who rely on clear access points for safety.

 

While there's no official timeline for the completion of the remaining signs, the city plans to continue the rollout in phases throughout 2026, incorporating feedback from the initial installations to refine the final design.

 

In addition to the new signage, Panama City Beach has been making strides in improving beach accessibility.

 

Beach Access 16, now known as Sunny's Beach Access, has been revamped to include features that accommodate individuals with mobility challenges.

 

Similarly, Beach Access 22 has been converted into an ADA-accessible point, featuring handicapped parking spaces, an accessible ramp, and mobility mats extending to the shoreline.

 

These efforts reflect the city's dedication to ensuring that everyone can enjoy its beautiful beaches safely and comfortably.

 

As these projects progress, both residents and visitors can look forward to a more accessible and vibrant beach experience in Panama City Beach.

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