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Marco adopts its 2027 budget, keeps city tax rate steady
The roughly $34.3 million General Fund budget takes effect October 1. The city’s millage rate remains at 1.2670.
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The Marco Island Guide
Everything Marco Island, in one practical guide.
Plan a beach day, check tides and boating access, find parks and live cams, review restaurant inspections, or research a condo—all in one place.
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A clearer way to plan, explore, and understand Marco Island.
MarcoIslandFL.com brings the useful pieces together: where to reach the beach, what the tide is doing, which bridges affect a boating route, where to take the family, and what official inspection records say about local restaurants. Use what you need today and come back as the guide grows.
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Focused local pages with maps, public records, planning tools, and practical details—not a generic list of links.
Beach Guide
Find your best route to the sand
Public access points, parking, walk-up paths, restrooms, and beach-day notes.
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Boating Guide
Plan around bridges and tides
Estimate tide-adjusted clearance and understand the routes between island waterways and the Gulf.
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Parks Guide
Make room for play and quiet
Find playgrounds, dog areas, sports courts, picnic spots, preserves, and waterfront parks.
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Live Cams
Take a look before you go
Open local camera sources for a quick visual check of beach and island conditions.
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Dining Safety
Read restaurant records more easily
Search official DBPR inspection results, recent observations, and our clearly labeled summary scores.
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Condo Guide
Understand buildings before comparing listings
Browse profiles, locations, documents, rules, amenities, and recent recorded sales.
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A little closer to island life.
Local stories and upcoming community events.
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Around the island
Residents’ Beach Cleanup
A community cleanup organized by the Beach & Coastal Resources Advisory Committee.
Residents’ Beach
Confirm access and meeting details with MICA.
Details at MICAToday On Marco
A few useful checks before you head out.
Use the tide tool for planning, then verify changing weather, water, access, and operating conditions with the appropriate official source.
Beach PlanningKnow where access and parking begin
Compare South Marco, Tigertail, and pedestrian access points before packing the car.
Open beach guide → Before You DineCheck the latest published visitSearch by restaurant, address, or violation keyword and open the underlying state record.
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Parking, access, tides, bridge limits, inspections, and neighborhood context.
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We simplify public information while making the original source easy to verify.
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The same details that make a day on Marco work—beach access, boating routes, parking, views, and nearby conveniences—also shape which home or condo feels right. Start with the guide, then ask for help when you want to go deeper.
- Condo profilesBuildings, amenities, policies, documents, and recorded sales.
- Waterfront fitCanals, bridges, Gulf access, docks, and route considerations.
- Local contextBeach proximity, parks, daily convenience, and seasonal rhythm.
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