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Key Biscayne thanks Senator Calatayud for flood mitigation and reef study funding
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Key Biscayne Thanks Senator Calatayud for Securing Flood Mitigation and Reef Study Funding

Key Biscayne officials have thanked Senator Calatayud for his support in securing crucial funding for the Garden District Flood Mitigation Project and an Offshore Barrier Reef Feasibility Study. These investments aim to bolster the island's resilience and protect its future.

09/22/2026 · Key Biscayne edition

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Key Biscayne officials recently extended their gratitude to Senator Calatayud for his support in securing crucial funding for two significant community projects: the Garden District Flood Mitigation Project and the Offshore Barrier Reef Feasibility Study.

These investments aim to bolster the island's resilience against environmental challenges and protect its future. The funding efforts, championed by Senator Calatayud and Representative Redondo, represent a collaborative step towards safeguarding Key Biscayne's infrastructure and natural resources.

The Garden District Flood Mitigation Project addresses a long-standing concern for residents, working to reduce the impact of flooding in a key area of the village. Simultaneously, the Offshore Barrier Reef Feasibility Study will explore options for natural coastal protection, a vital initiative for an island community.

The Village of Key Biscayne expressed its appreciation for the partnership and commitment shown by both Senator Calatayud and Representative Redondo. These projects are expected to enhance the community's ability to withstand future environmental pressures and ensure its long-term protection.

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