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Coquina Beach Renourishment Project Nears Completion in Bradenton

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A beach renourishment project at Coquina Beach is nearing completion, following damage sustained from Hurricane Idalia. Dredging and sand discharge operations concluded last week, according to Manatee County officials. The project aims to restore nearly one mile of Coquina Beach using 63,450 cubic yards of sand. The work is funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency at a 75% cost share.

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The remaining project costs are being split evenly between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Manatee County. The project involves localized closures as the active work area shifts, though the rest of Coquina Beach remains open to the public.

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