Sometimes a community only needs a little help to get over the few obstacles that keeps them from progressing economically, and the Waterfronts Florida Program is just what the doctor ordered. As the St. Andrews Waterfronts Partnership now strides off on its own, making good things happen in their community, they pass many thanks to Alex Magee and Dan Pennington for the last 24 months of personalized help. Their program served as a catalyst in keeping the community focused on their goals, objectives and ambitions. St. Andrews now has a vision, a well organized public-private partnership established, healthy community and city government dialogue, and a plan to keep economic progress growing . St. Andrews also takes its hat off to Ralph Cantral, Florida Coastal Management Program and the Department of Community Affairs for their insight in creating this program.
Good programs make good things happen.
The St. Andrews Partnership also would like to send a congratulations, in advance, to the new group of waterfront communities selected for the next round. You will enjoy every minute of the program. The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has announced the 1999 Urban and Community Forestry matching grant program. Atmospheric Administration Award No. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the State of Florida, NOAA or any of its subagencies.