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11/02/2026

Our officers enjoyed seeing everyone in costume for the AMI South End Sundown Getdown Bridge Street party on Halloween!

10/30/2026

Get spooky on Bridge St tomorrow!

💀 THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! The Sundown Get Down Spooktacular is this Saturday! 🦴

The skeletons are ready, the candy is calling, and the spooky fun is almost here! Don’t miss the AMI South End Halloween Spooktacular at Bridge Street Boneyard this Saturday, October 31, in Bradenton Beach!

Here’s what’s waiting for you:
💀 More than 60 skeletons haunting rooftops, trees, and local businesses
🌽 A hayride and inflatable corn maze
🕺 Thriller flash mob performances at 3 PM and 3:30 PM
🍬 Trick-or-treating from 5 PM to 8 PM
👻 A Halloween stilt walker bringing the BOO to Bridge Street

📍 Bridge Street, Bradenton Beach, Anna Maria Island
📅 THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 @ 2-8pm

MAKE YOUR HALLOWEEN PLANS NOW! Gather your little ghouls, rally your boo crew, dress up in your spookiest costumes, and head to Bridge Street for an unforgettable Halloween packed with treats, thrills, and bone-rattling fun!

📣 TAG YOUR HALLOWEEN CREW, SHARE THIS POST, AND MAKE BRIDGE STREET YOUR HALLOWEEN DESTINATION THIS SATURDAY! You do NOT want to miss this one!

Don’t ghost us! Make plans to join the fun at Bridge Street Boneyard this Saturday.

10/28/2026

Make sure not to drive through or park in heavily flooded areas!

King Tide forecast for Halloween weekend 🎃

Higher-than-normal tides are expected from on the morning of Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31.

During this time, higher water levels may cause flooding in low-lying coastal areas, including:

📍 Anna Maria Island
📍 Longboat Key
📍 Bradenton riverfront
📍 Palmetto riverfront
📍 Cortez Village
📍 Palmetto Point
📍 Rubonia
📍 Terra Ceia Island

If you're near the water, use caution and be aware of changing conditions. Never drive through flooded roadways.

10/28/2026

This Saturday on Bridge Street!

10/10/2026

6 p.m. update from the National Hurricane Center:

● Coastal Flood Advisory for higher than normal tides (up to 3 ft) possible
south through Tampa Bay
● High Risk of Rip Current at area beaches today Saturday
● High Surf Advisory at area beaches through Saturday morning
● A Small Craft Advisory will be in effect for all waters through Saturday

ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION:

● Latest tropical system forecasts: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
● Marine weather page: https://www.weather.gov/tbw/marinecwf

Forecasts Activity Planner Aviation Beach Fire Forecaster's Discussion Graphical Hydrology Marine Tropical Probabilistic DSS

10/09/2026

While we are not seeing direct effects of Hurricane Isaias, the island will have higher-than-usual tides, rip currents and possible rain from outer bands.

High tide just peaked and will be at its highest again just after midnight.

10/09/2026

Friday (10/09) morning beach conditions 🏝️

10/08/2026

"POSSIBILITY of seeing high tides that are 1-3' above normal" are our only concern with Isaias -

TAMPA BAY | A surge is NOT expected in our area from Isaias. There are no surge watches or warnings for our coast. The NWS has placed us under a "Coastal Flood Advisory" for the POSSIBILITY of seeing high tides that are 1-3' above normal. This may cause flooding in some of our lowest lying areas. This is not Helene or a Helene track Isaias will be MUCH farther away from us and will be significantly weaker. It'll also be weakening before landfall. All of this adds up to not much for us. Higher tides with a storm in the Gulf are not unusual as the system will churn up quite a bit of water.

10/08/2026

Keeping an eye on Isaias. Major threats remain north of the island. Please "follow" the US National Weather Service Tampa Bay Florida for accurate updates.

10/07/2026

Just a reminder!

I know…it’s October, but we’re still in hurricane season. (Remember, it ends Nov. 30!)

So, consider this your reminder to make sure you have a plan for you, your family and, of course, your pets. 🐾

Sign up for emergency alerts, know your evacuation level and flood zone, and build your disaster supply kit — if you haven’t already.

And don’t forget, there’s another resource you can keep in your back pocket: Manatee County has self-service sandbag locations available when you need them.

Find everything you need to prepare at mymanatee.org/storm.

Address

403 Highland Avenue
Bradenton Beach, FL
34217

Telephone

+19417786311

Website

http://www.cityofbradentonbeach.com/

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