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Crews complete seawall installation on south side of inlet   

A rocky shoreline with a construction site adjacent to the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Metal beams and machinery on a beach, likely part of a coastal construction project.
A beach scene with a crane, rusty metal sheet piles, sandy path, and a breakwater extending into the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Sign about North Jetty construction, closed until July 2025, featuring project details and partners.
Construction site by the ocean with heavy machinery, dirt piles, and a crane.
A coastal scene with blue water, a construction site with an excavator, and a metal barrier in the background under a clear sky.
Construction site with beams, vehicles, and a pile of sand near parked cars and a road.
A crane on a pier by the water, with a clear blue sky and a bird flying above.
Rows of large metal beams and a construction vehicle on grassy ground near a waterway.
A rocky shoreline with a construction site adjacent to the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Metal beams and machinery on a beach, likely part of a coastal construction project.
A beach scene with a crane, rusty metal sheet piles, sandy path, and a breakwater extending into the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Sign about North Jetty construction, closed until July 2025, featuring project details and partners.
Construction site by the ocean with heavy machinery, dirt piles, and a crane.
A coastal scene with blue water, a construction site with an excavator, and a metal barrier in the background under a clear sky.
Construction site with beams, vehicles, and a pile of sand near parked cars and a road.
A crane on a pier by the water, with a clear blue sky and a bird flying above.
Rows of large metal beams and a construction vehicle on grassy ground near a waterway.

Construction crews have completed installation of the seawall facing Sebastian Inlet that is part of the North Jetty Revetment Improvements Project. 

The project contractor, Shoreline Foundation, Inc. (SFI), is making the following improvements to the jetty:  190 linear feet of new revetment structure, installation of four-foot diameter granite boulders, a steel sheet pile seawall and a concrete sidewalk deck along portions of the jetty damaged by storms.

The project could require up to seven months to complete (completion targeted for July). Public access to the north jetty is unavailable as this is  a fenced-off  "hard hat" construction site.  The jetty improvements are part of the District’s responsibility to maintain inlet infrastructure, navigation, and enhance public safety.

Also, the webcam is unavailable until the project is complete. 

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

Stay tuned for updates.  

Posted on Tuesday, January 21, 2025