Hello Azalea Park Neighbors... Welcome to your website!
Welcome new residents of Azalea Park!
It's very exciting to see so many of our residents getting more involved in our community! Let's keep the momentum going... if anyone would enjoy organizing a block party, neighborhood workday or other activity, please use the Contact Us page to let us know and we will get the word out on the website Activities page. We also wish to thank everyone again for helping keep our neighborhood looking so well and cared for. Some show it by cleaning up stray trash or by planting and weeding flowerbeds in the cul de sac circles or undertaking exterior home renovations. We all profit from these efforts.
On a more serious note.. it's becoming more evident that Manatee County's crime rate is increasing. Please be aware at all times of your surroundings, keep your garage doors closed when unattended and lock your doors. It's better to be safe than sorry.
All Board meetings are open to our residents and are held on the first Monday of the month at the pool cabana. A sign will be posted near the front entrance to announce the meetings in a timely manner but if you need to confirm a meeting , please call any Board member.
2012 Meetings dates held at 7pm: January 2nd, February 6th,
March 5th, April 2nd, May 7th, June 4th...
2011-2012 Azalea Park Board Members
President Robert Elliot................792-3373
Vice President Becky Grant.......792-0102
Treasurer Mike Maginness.........795-4856
Secretary Tiffany Cumberland....792-0751
Grounds Murle Collins..................794-1538
Mailing address:
Azalea Park Community
PO Box 14312
Bradenton, Fl. 34280
The Board would like to produce a directory of Azalea Park residents to be distributed to the residents for personal use only. If you wish to be included in the directory, please go to the Contact Us page and fill in all your information and in the notes type For Directory.
You will notice there is also a services page available for Azalea Park residents to post their business ads. If you wish to post your product or service, please go to the Contact Us page and fill in all your information and in the notes type your business ad. This page is also available for kids ads, such as babysitting, pet sitting, lawn service, etc.
ORDINANCE 06-18
Manatee County Animal Services has an animal ordinance which took effect March 17, 2006.
- Rabies vaccinations are required for all dogs, cats and ferrets. A Manatee County license tag is required annually for dogs and cats, which they are required to wear.
- Dogs and cats are not allowed to run at large. Your dog or cat must be on a leash no longer than eight (8) feet in length when the dog or cat is off the property of the owner and must be under the physical control of the owner or custodian.
- All dogs and cats must be under the direct control of the owner or custodian while on the property of the owner or custodian. This means the dog or cat must be confined on the property by a fence (the ordinance does recognize invisible fences, provided they are in working order), chain, leash, or cord of sufficient strength to restrain the animal or the animal shall be attended and supervised by a competent person by hand or voice control when on the property of the owner or custodian or property the owner or custodian has the right to use.
- The ordinance requires pet owners to remove feces deposited by their animal from any public property or private property of another.
- Animals are not allowed to be left in vehicles unattended. The extreme heat could kill your pet. Animals are also not allowed to be left in the open bed of a pickup truck or similar vehicle without being confined in a carrier or restrained by a minimum of two tethers, each attached to opposite sides of the truck or other vehicle.
- If an animal owner is issued a citation, he or she can elect to pay the citation or contest it in court. The person cited is allowed 30 days to make this decision, however, after this time period, if the citation is not paid or contested, they no longer have the right to contest the citation and may end up in jail if the fine is not paid.
