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Wednesday, January 29, 2025

‘Damp and dark’ Wildwood police station to be repurposed for storage

The building that previously housed the Wildwood Police Department may soon be repurposed as a records room.

According to Development Services Director Melanie Peavy, the police station, located at 100 Huey Street, will likely be turned into a records room.

“That building was an old bomb shelter; it’s a bunker” remarked Peavy. “We’re going to use it for records storage.” 

The building was erected nearly 70 years ago and is no longer viable as an office, according to Peavy.

“It’s awful. It’s damp and dark. You don’t want to go in there; nobody does.” 

Earlier this year, Wildwood city commissioners named a new police chief and approved the new police station.

The cart path on Morse Boulevard is too narrow

A resident believes that there is plenty of room available to widen the lane for golf carts on Morse Boulevard.

Villagers complaining about rising costs have been receiving increases in Social Security

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President Trump will return America to days of common sense

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New multi-modal paths on North Morse Boulevard not the solution

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Aging drivers – not speed – might be the problem

A Village of Fernandina resident says that research suggests that aging drivers, and not speed, may be the cause of accidents in The Villages. Read his Letter to the Editor.