Flagler County shifts more tourism dollars to beach protection @News6WKMG

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Flagler County is directing more tourism tax money toward beach protection as the cost of maintaining one of the area’s biggest attractions continues to grow.
The county expects to collect about $4.4 million in tourism tax revenue this year. Forty percent is now being used to protect the beaches, leaving less money for other tourism-related projects.

Flagler County shifts more tourism dollars to beach protection

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