IN THE WORKS
BOARDWALK ACCESS STAIRS AND RAMP REPAIRS Project Status: Under Construction Project Cost: $86,264 (Engineering) | $1,451,378 (Construction)
Work on the Boardwalk beach access stairs and ramp repairs project is progressing, with construction moving from north to south along the beachfront. The project includes the replacement of beach access infrastructure from the boardwalk to the shoreline, featuring four parallel ramps and 14 sets of stairs, along with approximately 110 linear feet of seawall replacement at Breakers Park. To date, three stairways have been completed. Project completion is anticipated in spring 2026.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
SICKLER PARK Project Status: 100% Complete
Restoration work at Sickler Park, located beneath the Seabreeze Bridge, has been completed. The project included reconstruction of the park’s 102-foot concrete seat wall, along with site improvements such as new grading, sod and erosion control measures. Crews also installed new structural supports and a handrail along the seawall to enhance safety and accessibility. Repairs were completed to five previously undermined parking spaces, restoring full use of the area. Sickler Park has reopened to the public.
PROJECT COMPLETE
CYPRESS PLAYGROUND UPGRADES Project Status: Under Construction Project Cost: $419,028
The city has completed upgrades to the Midtown Recreation Complex Playground at Cypress Park, 981 George W. Engram Blvd. The project was supported by a $375,028 grant from the Racing and Recreational Facilities District, with a total project cost of $419,028 approved by the City Commission through Resolution 2025-100. Improvements include new playground equipment designed for children ages 2 to 12 and outdoor fitness equipment, including a decline bench, leg lift and flex wheel. Additional enhancements include drainage improvements, ribbon curbing and colorful pour-in-place surfacing, creating a smooth and safe play area. As part of the final phase, city crews installed an Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant sidewalk, improving access to the playground.
PROJECT COMPLETE
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