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- City Playgrounds
- All City of Cape Canaveral playgrounds are closed until further notice in order to help avoid community spread of COVID-19 through the touching of common surfaces.
- Because playgrounds are frequented by many individuals and it is difficult to sanitize equipment between each use, the City has made the decision to close them for the protection of everyone in our community.
- If you are outside please remember to practice social distancing of at least 6 feet and avoid gatherings of 10 or more per CDC guidelines.
- Please note that the Governor’s recent Executive Order #20-87 temporarily suspends all vacation rentals in the State of Florida. Enforcement of the order has been placed with the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). If you are aware of a vacation rental in the City that is operating in violation of this order, please contact DBPR at www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/eo-complaints/
- Florida Governor signs Executive Order No. 20-88: stay-at-home order for southern part of the state.
- Emergency Supplemental Order #2: Temporary Signs: Mayor Hoog signed Emergency Supplemental Order #2 in response to the current COVID-19 emergency. The Order recognizes that social distancing measures implemented to combat the virus, have an effect of restricting the operations of various businesses in the City. The City is committed to supporting restaurateurs, retailers and their employees during these difficult times. In order to promote the sale of available and necessary goods and services to the public, the Order temporarily authorizes one feather flag and one snipe sign for businesses in the Commercial Districts. Please refer to the full Executive Order for additional provisions and restrictions.
- Brevard County EOC is at Level 1 Activation for COVID-19.
- A YouTube tutorial - COVID-19: What Older Adults Need to Know - developed by the CDC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjcoN9Aek24
- Community Unites! Thanks to the generosity of Mosh Gal and Beachwave Beachwear, the City of Cape Canaveral and volunteers distributed 900 Stay-Well Care Bags — with hand sanitizer, COVID-19 info sheets, city swag and more — at Cape Canaveral City Hall yesterday! Each bag and many of the items in them were graciously donated by the BeachWave Family to help the community stay healthy and happy during these times. This was in addition to a donation of hand sanitizer and face masks made to Cape Canaveral's first responders totaling over 2000 hand sanitizers for the community! #thankyou!
This situation continues to rapidly evolve on a daily basis and we will continue to update citizens as we gather more information. We are encouraging our citizens to remain calm and practice social distancing (watch this video to learn more).
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A COVID-19 page has been set up on the City’s website to ensure there are multiple ways to access the up-to-date information and resources.
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As news stories about COVID-19 begin to proliferate through our phones, news feeds and screens - please ensure you rely on dependable, official sources such as Department of Health (FDOH), the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Brevard Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for factual information regarding this situation.
Beware of potential scams involving online or email donation solicitation, phone calls asking for donations for research, or any other scam relating to this crisis.
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Need to Report-a-Concern?
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Residents who wish to report anonymous concerns may do so on the new web portal, via phone at
(321) 868-1231 or by mail at P.O. Box 326, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920. |
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As a member of the Cape Canaveral Community, you are our eyes and ears. You can easily report a concern by submitting the info via the City website portal Cape Connect. The message will be automatically routed to the appropriate department. We need as much information as possible to address your concern quickly and efficiently. Don’t hold back when it comes to details! Let us know the time, date, exact location and anything else you think is important.
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Visit the Report a Concern page for more information.
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