County removing articles from beach?

[Smiling JOe]

That is a TDC truck, not Code Enforcement.

 

[Miss Kitty]

Thanks for the clarification. I was jsut excited to see a boogie board on there. Guess it was left by the trash cans. My source says she also took a pic of a truck full of beach chairs. Hopefully, that one is of a code enforcement truck. I'll post it as soon as I receive it.

 

[Jdarg]

from wrobert...

Code Enforcement now staffed on weekends
I got an email stating that starting this weekend, there will be code enforcement out. You just have to call 622-0000 and it route to the cell phone of the on duty officer who will take your complaint and try to assist you.

I have seen a lot of comments on here about them not working on weekends and they have told me that the last time they tried this they got very few calls. So I want to make sure that everyone knows that they are available for action.






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Wrobert would know since he is chair of the Walton County code Enforcement board.
Walton County, FL - Home Page - Code Enforcement

 

[Bob Wells]

Just so you know, that is not a picture of a Code Enforement Vehicle, that is a TDC vehicle.

 

[wrobert]

Thanks for the clarification. I was jsut excited to see a boogie board on there. Guess it was left by the trash cans. My source says she also took a pic of a truck full of beach chairs. Hopefully, that one is of a code enforcement truck. I'll post it as soon as I receive it.

The code enforcement trucks are the ones with the 20K in accessories, stripe packages, steps, winches, and light bars.

 

[kycats1]

Wrobert would know since he is chair of the Walton County code Enforcement board.
Walton County, FL - Home Page - Code Enforcement

Is'nt that a conflict of interest with all the complaining hes does and he sits on the code enforcement board?????

 

[northender]

Thanks for the clarification. I was jsut excited to see a boogie board on there. Guess it was left by the trash cans. My source says she also took a pic of a truck full of beach chairs. Hopefully, that one is of a code enforcement truck. I'll post it as soon as I receive it.

I didn't think code enforcement picked up stuff off the beach, just TDC.
I maybe wrong, but that's what I was told.

 

[tsutcli]

Was having coffee at Amavida's this morning and saw a white open bed truck as pictured here go through Seaside loaded with beach debris. Can't say if it was just from public access's or otherwise. I thought the county attorney ruled and they wouldn't go on private beach(?) to remove trash. Does anyone know what the definative word is on this subject?

 

[Andy A]

Was having coffee at Amavida's this morning and saw a white open bed truck as pictured here go through Seaside loaded with beach debris. Can't say if it was just from public access's or otherwise. I thought the county attorney ruled and they wouldn't go on private beach(?) to remove trash. Does anyone know what the definative word is on this subject?

Look in last week's Sun. There is a whole article on removal of items from the beach.

 

[Miss Kitty]

I didn't think code enforcement picked up stuff off the beach, just TDC.
I maybe wrong, but that's what I was told.

I hear your confusion...I am confused, as well. Maybe someone with the real scoop will chime in and clarify this muddy trashy subject.