Franklin County Commissioners will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new restrooms on St. George Island later this month.
The 450 thousand dollar restroom project began last October – Storm Construction of Carrabelle is the builder on the project.
Funding for the St. George Island restroom facilities comes from the county’s tourist tax and represents the largest public works project on St. George Island funded by the tax.
The storm-rated and fully ADA compliant pavilion features 10 bathroom stalls, five men and five women in two detached areas, and three manual outdoor shower units.
All lavatory fixtures are sensor operated allowing for a hands-free experience.
The interior of the restroom facility is lined with low-maintenance fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) panels from wall to ceiling.
The accessible ramps and stairways are connected to the existing sidewalk south of the Lighthouse Museum.
The ribbon cutting for the new facility will be held on Tuesday, April 20th at 2 PM – the public is invited to attend.
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