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Fire and police chiefs brief commissioners on hurricane preparedness and call volumes

Board of Commissioners, Town of Redington Shores ยท May 13, 2026
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Summary

Madeira, Seminole and Indian Shores chiefs updated the Commission on recent events: Madeira praised staff participation at the hurricane expo, Seminole reported 35 calls in town and Indian Shores thanked staff for preparedness training and noted Police Memorial Week.

Representatives from three neighboring public-safety agencies gave brief updates to the Board.

Chief Belk of Madeira Fire Rescue said he came away with "a newfound respect for Town Manager Carey" after serving as interim city manager in Madeira Beach and thanked commissioners and staff for attending Madeira Beach's hurricane expo. Chief Schobel of Seminole Fire Rescue told the Commission there were 35 calls within the town and announced a Seminole hurricane meeting on May 20. Chief Lee Ann Holroyd of the Indian Shores Police Department thanked staff for participating in hurricane preparedness training and noted May 10โ€“16 is Police Memorial Week.

The updates were informational and no Commission action was recorded on the presentations.