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6/4/10: Indian River County Health Department is emphasizing the importance of rabies prevention, as there has been another unprovoked raccoon attack on a human and a dog involving a raccoon that tested positive for rabies in North County. Within the past month, there have been 5 unprovoked raccoon attacks on humans. Only two of the raccoons were captured and both tested positive for rabies. Additionally, a stray/feral cat associated with human exposures tested positive for rabies. The health department is advising residents to avoid wild or stray animals that can carry rabies. Wild animals (e.g. skunks, raccoons and bats) behaving abnormally - such as attempting to interact with or attack pets, stumbling, or acting disoriented - should be reported to the following:

In Indian River County: Weekdays 8am to 5pm, Indian River County Animal Control at 772-226-3485, ext. 1446, and on weekends or after hours, call 9-1-1.

Within City Limits: City of Vero Beach Policy Department at 772-978-4600.

Indian River County Health Department: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdindianRiver/ 

 

On June 9, 2010, the Sebastian City Council enacted Ordinance
O-10-03 relating to Pain Clinics and Pain Management Clinics.

PDF Copy of Courtesy Notice Relating To Pain Clinics or Pain Management Clinics

Link to Ordinance in Public Records

 
Next class begins January 14, 2010
We are now accepting applications.

The Citizens Police Academy is a twelve (12) week program designed to provide a familiarity and background of the Sebastian Police Department. This program is intended to foster a closer relationship between our agency and the community. It provides an avenue for community involvement and first hand experience of policing.
For an application, check our website under Community Information or contact Officer Steve Marcinik at 772-589-5233 ext 8526.

 

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Abilities Resource Center
Now in Sebastian

The New ARC of Indian River County
(formerly the Association for Retarded Citizens)

Has moved into their new offices at the Historic Sebastian Elementary School,
1235 Main Street, Sebastian, Florida

Committed to serving persons with disabilities since 1975.
Following are some of the services they provide:

  1. Employment Services - No fee to employer and thoroughly screened applicants.
  2. Adult Day Training
  3. Supervised Community Work Groups
  4. Alternative Meaningful Day Activities
  5. Residential Program
  6. Supported Living
  7. Group Home Living
  8. In-home Supports
  9. Personal Care Assistance
  10. Behavioral Services

For more information, call Scott Wheeler at 562-6854, Extension 275
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
HIV/AIDS AWARENESS NETWORK

FREE SERVICES - EDUCATION, COUNSELING, TESTING
(CONFIDENTIAL OR ANONYMOUS)

PASS THE MESSAGE.....
NOT THE DISEASE

SILENCE KILLS!   LET'S TALK ABOUT IT

CONTACT
JOHN MAY
 IRC HEALTH DEPT.
1900 27TH STREET
VERO BEACH, FL 32960
772-794-7477

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CITY OF SEBASTIAN NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

WANT TO MEET NEW PEOPLE?
DO YOU HAVE THE PEOPLE SKILLS?

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR:
FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST
CITY HALL

MORNINGS- 8:00 - 12:00
AFTERNOONS - 12:00 -4:00

IF YOU WANT TO PUT YOUR TALENTS TO GOOD USE
FOR A GREAT CAUSE -
YOU ARE THE PERSON WE ARE LOOKING FOR !!

WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE:
Talented, Reliable, Dependable, Flexible, Patient, Understandable, and has good People Skills !

Call Human Resources for more information at 772-388-8206 and pick up a Volunteer Application


 
The Parks and Recreation Committee of the City of Sebastian is looking to start an ADOPT A PARK program. If you live near a neighborhood park and would like to keep watch over it, letting the committee know when there are safety concerns, problems or other amenities that the park may need, please contact the Parks and Recreation Committee by attending their meetings on the fourth Monday of every month.
 

The Supervisor of Elections,
Kay Clem
Invites You to Join
Indian River County's
Team of Poll Workers!!

Are you.....

  • Registered to vote in Indian River County?
  • At least eighteen years of age?
  • Capable of withstanding long periods of sitting and standing?
  • Willing to work long hours?
• Willing to learn new things?

 

Do You.....

  • Have a positive attitude?
  • Like people?
  • Want to meet new friends?
  • Communicate well?
• Have transportation?

 

For more information, you may obtain a brochure at City Hall, the Library, County Offices or the Chamber of Commerce OR you may call The Supervisor Of Elections Office at 772-567-8187, Ext. 1457


 

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City Rules Relative to Dogs in Parks

Dogs are permitted in all City parks EXCEPT parks and facilities set out below:

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Dogs must be on a leash of six feet or less

The City will be installing additional cleanup stations. We urge you to keep Sebastian clean by picking up after your dog so we can continue to permit dogs to visit our City parks.


 

Sebastian Police Department
1201 Main Street
Sebastian, Florida, 32958
772-589-5233 Fax 772-388 1872
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MOTORSCOOTERS AND GO-PEDS

Motorscooters and go-peds are not considered motorcycles, however when driven on the streets or roadways a driver's license is required of the operator. In addition to a driver's license, a child under the age of 16 years must wear a helmet. The motorized vehicles may not be operated on sidewalks or bike paths.

In an effort to prevent the serious injuries and fatalities that we have seen on the news media from occurring in Sebastian, police officers have been instructed to verbally warn and inform youngsters in regard to scooter riding. We are doing this out of concern for the children who are unfamiliar with the dangers of the roadways.

Beginning March 1st officers will begin stricter enforcement by impounding illegally operated scooters and citing unlicensed operators.