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2024/25 North Jetty Revetment Improvements Project – Phase 1     Frequently Asked Questions

 

Rocky shoreline with a walkway under construction, overlooking a bridge over blue water, clear sky overhead.
A coastal construction scene with a bridge, excavator, rocks, and blue water under a cloudy sky.
Excavator on rocky shoreline with two workers; bridge over water in the background.
A person in a safety vest and helmet observes construction work by the sea, with rocks, a small excavator, and a pier in the background.
A coastal construction site with a crane, rocks, and new concrete walkway near a bridge over blue water.
Rocky shoreline with a walkway under construction, overlooking a bridge over blue water, clear sky overhead.
A coastal construction scene with a bridge, excavator, rocks, and blue water under a cloudy sky.
Excavator on rocky shoreline with two workers; bridge over water in the background.
A person in a safety vest and helmet observes construction work by the sea, with rocks, a small excavator, and a pier in the background.
A coastal construction site with a crane, rocks, and new concrete walkway near a bridge over blue water.

 Where was the project located?

The project is within Sebastian Inlet State Park and located at the north jetty.

What did the project entail?

The District has permits to rehabilitate approximately 210 linear feet of revetment structure with four-foot diameter granite and construct a steel, sheet pile seawall with concrete sidewalk deck along portions of the Sebastian Inlet north jetty that were impacted by storms.

When did the project begin and what is its duration?

The contractor, Shoreline Foundation, Inc., began staging the project in November 2024. The  project is finished and the north jetty was reopened on June 30, 2025.

What was the goal of the project?

Portions of the north jetty have been damaged by previous storms. The improvements are part of the District’s responsibility to maintain inlet infrastructure, navigation, and ensure public safety.

What was the cost of the project?

Design and construction costs for the project were approximately $2.5 Million.

Why is the webcam unavailable?

The webcam has been temporarily removed from the north jetty because it is located within the construction area. The webcam will be reinstalled to an improved location on the north side of the sidewalk. 

Who can I contact directly about the project?

You can contact Ed Garland, the District’s Public Information Associate, at (321) 724-5175 or egarland@sitd.us