Vendors on public property reminded to remove their vehicles at night

County Commissioners are reminding vendors who operate on public property on St. George Island that they cannot leave their trailers parked on public property overnight.

The county provides a very limited number of permits to businesses that want to operate near the public beach on St. George Island and Carrabelle Beach.

Part of the agreement is that the vendor takes his or her trailer off public property when they close for business.

Commissioner Pinki Jackel said this has not been happening.

The trailers are being left parked overnight and she would like the problem addressed.

She asked that the county attorney send letters to all of the vendors reminding them of their agreement with the county.

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