City of Cocoa Beach Rec Center

The Cocoa Beach Police Department serves approximately 12,800 Cocoa Beach, Fla., residents and approximately 1.5 million visitors who visit the city annually, with a staff of 36 full-time sworn Police Officers. Using marked and unmarked patrol vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, bicycles and watercraft, the department s friendly, professional officers maintain around-the-clock public safety. The department s commitment to the residents of Cocoa Beach is to provide courteous, respectful and responsive police services. School Resource Officer. The department operates the Cocoa Beach Crime Line, which is available 24 hours a day. The line is recorded and residents can leave messages concerning any criminal or suspicious activity in city limits. The department s mission is to protect the residents of Cocoa Beach, where the department is headquartered.

The City of Cocoa Beach is currently seeking proposals for the sale of a city-owned property located at 870-880 South Orlando Avenue. This approximately 0.7-acre site is zoned for Multi-Family Residential use, allowing for the potential development of up to 18 dwelling units. Generated from the website

City of Cocoa Beach is a residential community and a tourist destination. Located in Florida's central east coast, the city operates under several departments, including building and zoning, finance, fire/rescue, personnel, police, public works and water reclamation. Its development services department serves the citizens by enforcing city codes and ordinances related to planning, zoning, building/construction, land use/development, signage and licenses/permits. Through its fire department, the city provides fire prevention, suppression, specialized rescue and emergency medical services to the citizens and millions of visitors of Cocoa Beach.