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Bay County Law Library Services Overview
Special Dependent District's Full Name:Bay County Law LibraryPublic Purpose: "The Bay County Law Library is created and established as a dependent special district in Bay County for the purposes of providing a central, adequate law library for the use of county officials, judges, officers of the several courts of Bay County, and the citizens of Bay County." LOF Chap. 2005-348Description of Boundaries: Bay County Services Provided:Access to over 2,000 volumes for legal research including Legal Encyclopedias, Federal and State statutes, Sample Forms, Treatises, Procedural guides, Case Law, Court Rules, Self-Help Resources.Computer programs include Westlaw Edge® and Florida Law Weekly Supplemental®. Continuing Legal Education courses available to all attorneys.Continuing Legal Education courses available to all attorneys and their staff. Course listStatutes:Florida Statutes Chapter 189Date Established: 1969Florida Legislature passed Chapter 69-835, Laws of Florida, creating the Bay County Law Library.Current Codified Charter: Chapter 2005-348, Laws of FloridaContact Information:Mailing Address:Bay County Law LibraryPO Box 873Panama City, FL 32402Registered Agent:Jennifer Ivy(850) 522-2121Email:[email protected] Information:Assessments of Criminal Fines per FL St § 939.185Printing/Copy Charges, Document Generating, General County FundsGeneral Financial Information:Fiscal Year: October 1 - September 30Florida Department of Financial Services:Florida Department of Financial Services-Local Governments LinkAudit Report: Record SearchBudget:$114,619 Ethics:Florida Code of EthicsFlorida Code of Ethics Link
Bay County Sediment Reduction Projects Underway
West Linger Longer Road Sediment Reduction ProjectThe West Linger Longer Road Sediment Reduction project is located in the Bear Creek- Deer Point Lake Watershed approximately 11 miles north of Panama City in Bay County, Florida (N30.415 W85.447). This project is funded in part by a Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Program implementation grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency through an agreement/contract with the Nonpoint Source Management Section of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.To reduce sediment impacts to the Bear Creek-Deer Point Lake Watershed, the existing 1.71 miles of dirt roadway for West Linger Longer Road will by stabilized with open grade pervious asphalt. In addition, the project will include an addition of adequate roadside shoulders and swales for the treatment and conveyance of stormwater runoff.Project GoalsImprove water quality into Bear Creek-Deer Point Lake Watershed.Stabilize approximately 1.71 miles of existing dirt roadway.Provide a high level of customer service and communication to the public.Project TimelineThe project survey, design, permitting and construction is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2025. Project monitoring, public education and final report is scheduled for delivery by September 30, 2025Additional InformationQuestions, problems or general information can be received at the Public Works Engineering Division at 850-248-8301.County Line Road Sediment Reduction ProjectThe County Line Road Sediment Reduction project is located in the Econfina Creek Watershed approximately 20 miles north of Panama City in Bay County, Florida (N30.5674 W85.4177). This project is funded in part by a Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Program implementation grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency through an agreement/contract with the Nonpoint Source Management Section of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.To reduce sediment impacts to the Econfina Creek Watershed, the existing County Line Road dirt roadbed for approximately 1.6 miles will by stabilized with open grade pervious asphalt. In addition, the project will include installation of adequate roadside shoulders and swales for the treatment and conveyance of stormwater runoff.Project GoalsImprove water quality in the Econfina Creek Watershed.Stabilize approximately 1.6 miles of existing dirt roadway.Provide a high level of customer service and communication to the public.Project TimelineThe project survey, design, permitting and construction is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2027. Project monitoring, public education and final report is scheduled for delivery by September 30, 2027Additional InformationQuestions, problems or general information can be received at the Public Works Engineering Division at 850-248-8301.
Bay County Shares Tips for Eliminating Mosquito Breeding Sites
Tips on Eliminating Mosquito Breeding Sites on Your PropertyThe objective is to eliminate all sites where mosquitoes can breed. Remember, some species of mosquitoes can breed in as little as one-half inch of standing water.Hatching Timeframe & Recommended ResponseSome mosquitoes can hatch in as little as one week. Where water must be available, as for pets and other animals, it is necessary to change the water and flush out the container at least twice a week to disrupt the breeding cycle of mosquitoes.Action StepsPersonal reasonability to reduce mosquito breeding grounds on your property, according to Florida Chapter 388.291:Things you can do to reduce mosquito breeding grounds on your property:Clean out eaves, troughs, and rain gutters.Remove debris from flat roofs.Remove old tires or drill holes in those used for playground equipment to allow them to drain.Turn over or remove containers.Pick up broken, unused, or discarded toys.Check tarps on boats or other equipment that may collect water in pockets or indentations.Pump out bilges on boats.Replace water in birdbaths at least twice a week.Check plants with large leaves that may collect water in axils, where the leaves join the stem. Eliminate the plant, keep it inside, or flush it out with a spray of water or tip the plant over to empty stagnant water at least twice a week.Flush bromeliads with fresh water every few days.The 5 D’s of PREVENTION:Dusk & Dawn: Avoid being outdoors when mosquitos are most active.Dress: Cover your skin with clothing.DEET: Use mosquito repellant on bare skin and clothing.Drain: Remove standing water in which mosquitoes can lay eggs. Areas that need attention because they make breeding grounds for mosquitoesContact Us for AssistanceAny time that you are experiencing a high amount of mosquitoes, please contact our office by calling 850-248-8720. The certified technician is trained to assist in eliminating your mosquito problem.Empty heading
Bay County Stormwater Utility Explained
A Stormwater Utility is to stormwater what a sewer utility is to sewage, and a water utility is to drinking water. It is a "stand-alone" service unit within the County government, which generates revenues through fees for service. A stormwater utility is responsible for funding the operation, construction and maintenance of stormwater management devices, for stormwater system planning, and management. A stormwater utility generates its revenue through user fees and the revenues from the stormwater charges will go into a separate fund that may only be used for stormwater services.OrdinanceOn January 18, 2005, the Board of County Commissioners approved a stormwater utility ordinance, which established a flat stormwater fee for developed residential and non-residential parcels. The stormwater utility fee will be billed annually starting with the 2006 tax roll as a non-ad valorem charge on the Bay County Property Tax Bill, and will be collected through the County Tax Collectors Office.
Bay County Urges Residents to Prepare Disaster Supply Kits
Bay County Emergency Services encourages all residents to build and maintain a disaster supply kit before hurricane season or any expected emergency. Your kit should include at least 7 days' worth of food, water, medications, and essential items for each member of your household, including pets.Do not wait until a storm or disaster in imminent, plan early and often.Recommended items:1 gallon of water per person per dayNon-perishable foodFlashlights and batteriesFirst aid kit and prescription medicationsPersonal hygiene productsImportant documents (in waterproof container)Portable phone charger (battery-operated or solar)Pet food, leash, carriers, vaccination recordsFor a full checklist of recommended supplies, visit:Florida Division of Emergency Management Disaster Supply Kit Checklist https://www.floridadisaster.org/planprepare/disaster-supply-kit/Ready.gov Emergency Supply List https://www.ready.gov/kit
Bay County Urges Residents to Prepare Disaster Supply Kits
Bay County Emergency Services encourages all residents to build and maintain a disaster supply kit before hurricane season or any expected emergency. Your kit should include at least 7 days' worth of food, water, medications, and essential items for each member of your household, including pets.Do not wait until a storm or disaster in imminent, plan early and often.Recommended items:1 gallon of water per person per dayNon-perishable foodFlashlights and batteriesFirst aid kit and prescription medicationsPersonal hygiene productsImportant documents (in waterproof container)Portable phone charger (battery-operated or solar)Pet food, leash, carriers, vaccination recordsFor a full checklist of recommended supplies, visit:Florida Division of Emergency Management Disaster Supply Kit Checklist https://www.floridadisaster.org/planprepare/disaster-supply-kit/Ready.gov Emergency Supply List https://www.ready.gov/kit
Bay County Urges Residents to Prepare Disaster Supply Kits
Bay County Emergency Services encourages all residents to build and maintain a disaster supply kit before hurricane season or any expected emergency. Your kit should include at least 7 days' worth of food, water, medications, and essential items for each member of your household, including pets.Do not wait until a storm or disaster in imminent, plan early and often.Recommended items:1 gallon of water per person per dayNon-perishable foodFlashlights and batteriesFirst aid kit and prescription medicationsPersonal hygiene productsImportant documents (in waterproof container)Portable phone charger (battery-operated or solar)Pet food, leash, carriers, vaccination recordsFor a full checklist of recommended supplies, visit:Florida Division of Emergency Management Disaster Supply Kit Checklist https://www.floridadisaster.org/planprepare/disaster-supply-kit/Ready.gov Emergency Supply List https://www.ready.gov/kit
Bay County Special Needs Shelter Registration Information
Bay County offers a Special Needs Shelter (SpNS) for individuals with medical or functional needs who require assistance during a disaster and cannot evacuate to a general population shelter. They are operated by the Florida Department of Health in Bay County, Bay District Schools and Bay County Emergency Services with medical staff and emergency power backup.Who qualifies?Individuals who rely on medical devices requiring electricityThose with chronic or acute medical conditionsIndividuals who require skilled nursing assistanceAnyone requiring caregiver support during shelteringHow to register:Visit the Florida Special Needs Registry: https://snr.flhealthresponse.comYou may also contact the Bay County Department of Health at (850) 872-4455 for assistance or questionsNote: Early registration is strongly encouraged before the start of hurricane season.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of Jun 29, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409Northside Elementary School (Alternate Special Needs Shelter)2001 Northside Drive, Panama City, FL 32401
Bay County Special Needs Shelter Registration Information
Bay County offers a Special Needs Shelter (SpNS) for individuals with medical or functional needs who require assistance during a disaster and cannot evacuate to a general population shelter. They are operated by the Florida Department of Health in Bay County, Bay District Schools and Bay County Emergency Services with medical staff and emergency power backup.Who qualifies?Individuals who rely on medical devices requiring electricityThose with chronic or acute medical conditionsIndividuals who require skilled nursing assistanceAnyone requiring caregiver support during shelteringHow to register:Visit the Florida Special Needs Registry: https://snr.flhealthresponse.comYou may also contact the Bay County Department of Health at (850) 872-4455 for assistance or questionsNote: Early registration is strongly encouraged before the start of hurricane season.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of Jun 29, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409Northside Elementary School (Alternate Special Needs Shelter)2001 Northside Drive, Panama City, FL 32401
Bay County Special Needs Shelter Registration Information
Bay County offers a Special Needs Shelter (SpNS) for individuals with medical or functional needs who require assistance during a disaster and cannot evacuate to a general population shelter. They are operated by the Florida Department of Health in Bay County, Bay District Schools and Bay County Emergency Services with medical staff and emergency power backup.Who qualifies?Individuals who rely on medical devices requiring electricityThose with chronic or acute medical conditionsIndividuals who require skilled nursing assistanceAnyone requiring caregiver support during shelteringHow to register:Visit the Florida Special Needs Registry: https://snr.flhealthresponse.comYou may also contact the Bay County Department of Health at (850) 872-4455 for assistance or questionsNote: Early registration is strongly encouraged before the start of hurricane season.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of Jun 29, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409Northside Elementary School (Alternate Special Needs Shelter)2001 Northside Drive, Panama City, FL 32401
Bay County Special Needs Shelter Registration Information
Bay County offers a Special Needs Shelter (SpNS) for individuals with medical or functional needs who require assistance during a disaster and cannot evacuate to a general population shelter. They are operated by the Florida Department of Health in Bay County, Bay District Schools and Bay County Emergency Services with medical staff and emergency power backup.Who qualifies?Individuals who rely on medical devices requiring electricityThose with chronic or acute medical conditionsIndividuals who require skilled nursing assistanceAnyone requiring caregiver support during shelteringHow to register:Visit the Florida Special Needs Registry: https://snr.flhealthresponse.comYou may also contact the Bay County Department of Health at (850) 872-4455 for assistance or questionsNote: Early registration is strongly encouraged before the start of hurricane season.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of Jun 29, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409Northside Elementary School (Alternate Special Needs Shelter)2001 Northside Drive, Panama City, FL 32401
Bay County Urges Residents to Prepare Disaster Supply Kits
Bay County Emergency Services encourages all residents to build and maintain a disaster supply kit before hurricane season or any expected emergency. Your kit should include at least 7 days' worth of food, water, medications, and essential items for each member of your household, including pets.Do not wait until a storm or disaster in imminent, plan early and often.Recommended items:1 gallon of water per person per dayNon-perishable foodFlashlights and batteriesFirst aid kit and prescription medicationsPersonal hygiene productsImportant documents (in waterproof container)Portable phone charger (battery-operated or solar)Pet food, leash, carriers, vaccination recordsFor a full checklist of recommended supplies, visit:Florida Division of Emergency Management Disaster Supply Kit Checklist https://www.floridadisaster.org/planprepare/disaster-supply-kit/Ready.gov Emergency Supply List https://www.ready.gov/kit
Bay County Emergency Shelter Network and Status
Bay County Emergency Services, in coordination with Bay District Schools and the Florida Department of Health, operates a network of disaster shelters throughout the county. These shelters are designated for general population use, individuals with special medical needs, and post-disaster recovery operations. Not all shelters are opened during every event—activation depends on the severity, location, and nature of the emergency.Not all shelters open during every incident. Activation decisions are made by Bay County Emergency Services based on hazard impact, safety inspections, and operational needs.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409General Population (Risk-Based) Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are intended for the general public during evacuations and are selected for their safety standards, capacity, and geographic distribution.Deer Point Elementary School4800 County Road 2321, Panama City, FL 32404Merritt Brown Middle School5044 Merritt Brown Way, Panama City, FL 32404Tommy Smith Elementary School5044 Tommy Smith Drive, Panama City, FL 32404Note: Functions as an overflow site for Merritt Brown Middle School.Rutherford High School1000 School Avenue, Panama City, FL 32401Mass Care Support Shelter - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)This facility is designated to support large-scale shelter operations and may serve as a technical support site during mass care incidents.Tom P. Haney Technical College (Haney Technical Center)3016 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32405
Bay County Emergency Shelter Network and Status
Bay County Emergency Services, in coordination with Bay District Schools and the Florida Department of Health, operates a network of disaster shelters throughout the county. These shelters are designated for general population use, individuals with special medical needs, and post-disaster recovery operations. Not all shelters are opened during every event—activation depends on the severity, location, and nature of the emergency.Not all shelters open during every incident. Activation decisions are made by Bay County Emergency Services based on hazard impact, safety inspections, and operational needs.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409General Population (Risk-Based) Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are intended for the general public during evacuations and are selected for their safety standards, capacity, and geographic distribution.Deer Point Elementary School4800 County Road 2321, Panama City, FL 32404Merritt Brown Middle School5044 Merritt Brown Way, Panama City, FL 32404Tommy Smith Elementary School5044 Tommy Smith Drive, Panama City, FL 32404Note: Functions as an overflow site for Merritt Brown Middle School.Rutherford High School1000 School Avenue, Panama City, FL 32401Mass Care Support Shelter - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)This facility is designated to support large-scale shelter operations and may serve as a technical support site during mass care incidents.Tom P. Haney Technical College (Haney Technical Center)3016 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32405
Bay County Emergency Shelter Network and Status
Bay County Emergency Services, in coordination with Bay District Schools and the Florida Department of Health, operates a network of disaster shelters throughout the county. These shelters are designated for general population use, individuals with special medical needs, and post-disaster recovery operations. Not all shelters are opened during every event—activation depends on the severity, location, and nature of the emergency.Not all shelters open during every incident. Activation decisions are made by Bay County Emergency Services based on hazard impact, safety inspections, and operational needs.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409General Population (Risk-Based) Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are intended for the general public during evacuations and are selected for their safety standards, capacity, and geographic distribution.Deer Point Elementary School4800 County Road 2321, Panama City, FL 32404Merritt Brown Middle School5044 Merritt Brown Way, Panama City, FL 32404Tommy Smith Elementary School5044 Tommy Smith Drive, Panama City, FL 32404Note: Functions as an overflow site for Merritt Brown Middle School.Rutherford High School1000 School Avenue, Panama City, FL 32401Mass Care Support Shelter - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)This facility is designated to support large-scale shelter operations and may serve as a technical support site during mass care incidents.Tom P. Haney Technical College (Haney Technical Center)3016 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32405
Bay County Emergency Shelter Network and Status
Bay County Emergency Services, in coordination with Bay District Schools and the Florida Department of Health, operates a network of disaster shelters throughout the county. These shelters are designated for general population use, individuals with special medical needs, and post-disaster recovery operations. Not all shelters are opened during every event—activation depends on the severity, location, and nature of the emergency.Not all shelters open during every incident. Activation decisions are made by Bay County Emergency Services based on hazard impact, safety inspections, and operational needs.Special Needs Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are designated for individuals with medical, access, or functional needs who cannot safely evacuate to a general population shelter. Pre-registration through the Florida Special Needs Registry is required.Deane Bozeman Learning Center (Primary Special Needs Shelter)13410 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32409General Population (Risk-Based) Shelters - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)These shelters are intended for the general public during evacuations and are selected for their safety standards, capacity, and geographic distribution.Deer Point Elementary School4800 County Road 2321, Panama City, FL 32404Merritt Brown Middle School5044 Merritt Brown Way, Panama City, FL 32404Tommy Smith Elementary School5044 Tommy Smith Drive, Panama City, FL 32404Note: Functions as an overflow site for Merritt Brown Middle School.Rutherford High School1000 School Avenue, Panama City, FL 32401Mass Care Support Shelter - CLOSED (current as of November 3, 2025)This facility is designated to support large-scale shelter operations and may serve as a technical support site during mass care incidents.Tom P. Haney Technical College (Haney Technical Center)3016 Highway 77, Panama City, FL 32405
Yoga by the Bay Every Monday & Thursday
Join us every Monday and Thursday for a relaxing outdoor yoga session by the bay. Classes are donation-based (suggested $15) and open to all levels.What to Bring: Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and towel.Guided by yoga instructor: @papa_guru
S. Gay Avenue Road Closure Scheduled
Beginning Tuesday, May 12, 2026, intermittent road closures will occur along S. Gay Avenue between Hickory Street and Cherry Street.
City of Callaway Official Website - Multiple Notices and Announcements
CITY OF CALLAWAY LEGAL NOTICES Current Legal Notices: - Holiday Office Closure & Solid Waste Collection Schedule Planning Board Vacancy – Volunteer Opportunity! The City of Callaway is seeking a volunteer to serve on the Planning Board. Serving on the Planning Board is a great way to get involved in your community and help guide the future growth and development of Callaway. Callaway Cares Health Expo Visit our website for more info. Yard of the Month Program! Spring is in full bloom, and that means it's time for the City's Yard of the Month Program! Upcoming Events (July 2026): - Tuesday, July 7: Planning Board Meeting (Potential) - Tuesday, July 14: Commission Meeting - Sunday, July 19: Callaway Historical Society Meeting - Tuesday, July 21: Planning Board Meeting (Potential) - Tuesday, July 28: Commission Meeting
Bay County and TDC launch 'Stay PCB Current' initiative
Bay County Commissioners and the Bay County Tourist Development Council launch "Stay PCB Current" informational sheet. The Stay PCB Current is a new tool for all things beach safety. Folks can snap a shot of the QR code with their smartphone. The link will direct them to Stay PCB Current which illustrates the day's beach safety flags. Rip current safety, lifeguard information, and other valuable facts can also be found on it. Bay County leaders said the "Stay PCB Current" sheets can be found at hotels and condominiums on the beach and in town. You can also pick one up at the Bay County Government Center or Tourism Development Council. Bay County Commissioners and the TDC worked together to make this vision come to life. You can receive text message alerts when beach safety flags change by texting PCBFLAGS to 888777.
Commission Meeting Agenda - January 27, 2026
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Comprehensive Plan Workshop
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Commission Meeting Agenda - February 10, 2026
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Regular Meeting
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Commission Meeting - February 24, 2026
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