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Remediation efforts are continuing following the sewer forcemain break near 1050 Clearmont Street NE. As of this morning, crews have completed soil removal to a depth of 12 inches in the affected area. Clean fill material is scheduled to be brought in today; however, it will not be applied until soil test results are received and verified to ensure conditions are safe for restoration.

In consultation with the environmental team working alongside Cathcart Construction, crews will also be installing an aerator in the affected area. This additional step is intended to help mitigate any potential downstream environmental impacts and support recovery of the water body.

The City continues to work closely with its Environmental Team to evaluate any further actions needed to ensure full remediation and protect the Indian River Lagoon. Coordination with local regulatory authorities is ongoing to ensure all activities remain in compliance with environmental and safety standards.
Water quality test results from the initial round of sampling are expected back at any time. These results will help guide the next phase of environmental response and monitoring.

Further updates will be provided as needed, with more detailed information expected to be released this afternoon. The citizen hotline 321-726-5683 will have the most current information.

More information can be found on the Clearmont Sewer 2025 FAQs page.

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Police Community Resource Unit

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The Palm Bay Police Department has recognized the need for cooperation with the community it serves. Community policing is a collaborative effort between the police and the community that identifies problems of crime and disorder and involves the elements of the community in the search for solutions to these problems. It is founded on close, mutually beneficial ties between police and community members. Effective community policing has a positive impact on reducing neighborhood crime, helping reduce fear of crime and enhancing the quality of life in the community. It accomplishes these things by combining the efforts and resources of the police, local government and community members.

The Community Resource Unit addresses long term community concerns. Occasionally some calls cannot be suitably resolved by road patrol response, and when these calls repeatedly surface, the Community Resource Officer is brought in to try to find a long term solution. The Community Resource Officer has his/her own designated area and is empowered to be “the Chief” of that area. By building relationships with the residents of his/her neighborhood, residents begin to feel comfortable and trust the officer with different community-related topics. Officers speak to neighborhood groups, participate in business and civic events, consult with social agencies, and take part in education programs for school children.

For more information, please contact our Community Resource Unit. You can also check our city calendar for upcoming events. 

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