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Don't Reduce Lifeguards at Flagler Beach

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Joan harris
4 years ago

Please keep our beach safe and don’t make our lifeguard area smaller and don’t lower the number of lifeguards. This is a great way of teaching our youth responsibilities

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Steve Boone
4 years ago

Lifeguards are money well spent for FB’s safety record on our beach!

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Will Newsome
4 years ago

Do not reduce the lifeguards on Flagler

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Tyler Covers Taint
4 years ago

The sharks

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Mike Oxlong
4 years ago

The shark population is increasing around the Flagler area

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Carrie Bihrle
4 years ago

The presence of a strong lifeguard team every Summer in Flagler Beach is essential and should not even be considered to be decreased. I would argue for strengthening of the program and Jr Lifeguard program.

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Dayna francois
4 years ago

More life guards, please

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Anna Dacosta
4 years ago

Please do not take our life guards away. We need more not less for safety

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Caridad Acosta
4 years ago

The beach is dangerous and needs the help with life guards

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Vince Belcastro
4 years ago

Save Spence

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Jillian Plymale
4 years ago

DONT DO THIS

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Ben Dover
4 years ago

Please do not cut the life guards. I need them because my life needs guarding

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Paxton Lewis
4 years ago

God forbid someone is drowning or carried away by a rip current or needed CPR and it could have been prevented if there was a lifeguard there. We should never cut back on safety. That’s like cutting back police officers and military !

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Kimberly Green
4 years ago

We need lifeguards

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Kim Cover
4 years ago

We need to keep our beaches as safe a possible. We will have so many locals and visitors this summer.

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Hugh G Rection
4 years ago

I want all the lifeguards.

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Daryl Reynolds
4 years ago

Prior to 2018 when FB first cut the Lifeguard program by $100,000, coverage was from 10th N to 10th S which is approximately one mile of beach. Under the current proposal to reduce towers there is less than 1/2 mile of beach with more than 300 feet taken up by fishermen and surfers. After two long years of social distancing, FB City Officials are asking beach visitors to crowd into an area of less than 2300 feet. (COVID is officially over)

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Michael Rojas
4 years ago

I’m a real person don’t do this awful disservice.

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Kerrie Carré
4 years ago

We need to increase our support of lifeguards. Increase their pay. Increase their benefits. They are essential workers and lifelines to those who need them.

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Jerry
4 years ago

DO NOT CUT!!!