The SJC Report Features Coastal Management
The County’s radio show on WFOY included Deputy Director Stephen Hammond.
Key Takeaways
- Coastal Management coordinates and manages all of St. Johns County’s engineered beach projects.
- This includes pre- and post-storm assessments of the shoreline to determine future project locations.
- Coastal Management works with the public, funding agencies, and regulatory agencies to ensure the successful implementation of coastal projects.
On May 12, 2026, the County’s monthly radio show on WFOY 102.1 FM called The SJC Report featured Stephen Hammod, Deputy Director of Coastal Management
Hammond shared the processes used for coastal restoration projects on the beaches and the sources of sand used for those projects. He discussed the funding mechanisms and the types of projects they support. Hammond explained how dunes play a role in sustaining beach projects. He also discussed how coastal projects support turtle nesting and promoted the 2026 Turtletown event. The event is set for Saturday, May 15, and offers an opportunity for volunteers to get involved in the beach cleanup during turtle nesting season.
For more information on coastal projects, contact them at coastalprojects@sjcfl.us or at 904-209-0260.
The SJC Report is every 2nd Tuesday at 8 a.m. on WFOY 102.1 FM, a recap of County news and project updates for a live radio broadcast. The program is one part of the overall podcast lineup of shows available on the SJC Podcasts web page.
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