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North jetty project begins in early November

A closed jetty with a sign indicating closure from November to July 2025, a red flag, and a blue sky.
Two people carrying supplies, possibly after fishing, near a tall crane and a monorail track, under a blue sky with clouds.
Seaside view with a rocky shoreline, sandy beach, and a pier extending over the ocean under a blue sky.
Four-foot diameter granite boulders and steel sheet pile will fortify the compromised area of the north jetty.
Rocky shoreline with a metal railing, clear sea water, and a boat in the distance.
Another view of the area along the north jetty to be improved.
Bright, sunny seascape with a bridge, choppy water, rocks, and a railing on a clear day.
No protective rocks are visible during high tide.
Waves crashing against rocks by a metal railing, person standing nearby.
Seas pushed by south winds impact the north jetty.
Sign says "Jetty Closed Nov. — July 2025" with info link; fenced-off construction area; bridge and water in background.
A closed jetty with a sign indicating closure from November to July 2025, a red flag, and a blue sky.
Two people carrying supplies, possibly after fishing, near a tall crane and a monorail track, under a blue sky with clouds.
Seaside view with a rocky shoreline, sandy beach, and a pier extending over the ocean under a blue sky.
Rocky shoreline with a metal railing, clear sea water, and a boat in the distance.
Bright, sunny seascape with a bridge, choppy water, rocks, and a railing on a clear day.
Waves crashing against rocks by a metal railing, person standing nearby.
Sign says "Jetty Closed Nov. — July 2025" with info link; fenced-off construction area; bridge and water in background.

Sebastian Inlet’s storm-battered north jetty will undergo significant repairs and improvements beginning in November.

The Sebastian Inlet District anticipates that construction of the first phase of the 2024/25 North Jetty Revetment Improvement Project will begin in early November.  Plans call for rehabilitating approximately 190 linear feet of revetment structure with four-foot diameter granite boulders and constructing a steel, sheet pile seawall with a concrete sidewalk deck along portions of the jetty damaged by storms.

The project could require up to eight months to complete. During this time, public access to the north jetty will be unavailable as this will be a fenced-off  "hard hat" construction site.  The planned jetty improvements are part of the District’s responsibility to maintain inlet infrastructure, navigation, and enhance public safety.

Also, the webcam will be unavailabe until the project is complete. 

Note: Although the project is located within Sebastian Inlet State Park, the Sebastian Inlet District is the responsible entity.  

Stay tuned for updates.  

Updated November 4, 2024