Juno Beach allows only non-motorized watercraft to be stored on the beach, by town permit, and owners must remove them on notice of a hurricane watch; failing to comply within 48 hours can cost the permit and lead to impoundment. After a declared disaster the town clears debris from public and private streets, with private-road owners holding the town harmless.
Source: Town of Juno Beach Code of Ordinances Secs. 18-100, 22-1 (Municode) · Verified 2026-10
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