"Slices of 30A" - October, 2023

Inlet Beach Pedestrian Underpass Is In Final Stages

Posted by Robin Maynard on October 20th, 2023

Here is an aerial view of the U.S. 98 pedestrian underpass construction underway in Inlet Beach.

Earlier this week, the FDOT posted an aerial view of the construction at the U.S. 98 pedestrian underpass in Inlet Beach. In this photo of the northern portion of the underpass, crews are forming the stairs for access from street level to the tunnel.

Construction of the new median roadway area is underway, and crews will soon begin the median curb and gutter. At least one lane will be closed at night while construction continues, from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.

While the median curb construction could be complete by the end of October, the estimated completion of the pedestrian underpass is expected by the end of 2023.

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Introducing The Fall Edition of IN • REVIEW: Your Ultimate Guide for 30A Real Estate Trends

Posted by Robin Maynard on October 12th, 2023

IN • REVIEW provides relevant and easily relatable historical trends and perspectives, plus 30A market and local news, unlike most market resources that are currently available. We hope that you will find IN • REVIEW a reliable, informative local resource to assist with the beginning steps toward your decision to purchase or sell property located along Scenic 30A and South Walton, Florida.

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Walton County Releases: All-Hazards Preparedness Guide

Posted by Robin Maynard on October 3rd, 2023

On October 2, 2023, Walton County Division of Emergency Management released its All-Hazard Preparedness Guide. 

Although Floridians tend to first think of hurricanes and tropical storms as the most probable emergency they will face, there are a variety of potential disasters that could arise at any time.

In response in part to September being declared National Preparedness Month, the Walton County Division of Emergency Management is working to ensure that Walton County residents and visitors are equipped for any disaster that may come our way.

“This guide will assist residents, visitors, and businesses with how to prepare for, mitigate against, respond to, and recover from all hazards, not just hurricanes,” said Director Goldberg. The guide…

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