St. Johns County schedules approximately 30-day drainage work in St. Augustine Shores

St. Johns County issued a Neighborhood Bill of Rights notice for FY 2026 drainage improvements in St. Augustine Shores, with work scheduled to commence approximately July 27, 2026, and continue for about 30 days, weather permitting.

The project gives residents a defined window for possible construction activity, temporary access changes and localized disruption as the county addresses drainage infrastructure in the area. The schedule is an estimate, however, and the county’s notice allows for delays caused by weather or field conditions.

What is scheduled

The work is identified as FY 2026 drainage improvement work in the St. Augustine Shores area. The notice was issued through St. Johns County’s Neighborhood Bill of Rights process.

The planned commencement date is July 27, 2026. The expected duration is approximately 30 days, but neither the start date nor the duration is presented as a guaranteed final timetable. The available information does not confirm that the project has been completed.

For residents, commuters and local businesses in or near the area, the practical effect may include construction activity and changes in access while the work is underway. The notice does not establish that all St. Augustine Shores roads will close, and it does not provide a street-by-street closure schedule.

Project contact

Tommy Mashburn is listed as the project manager and contact for the county notice. Residents with project questions or complaints can reach him at 904-209-0184.

The notice provides no additional project details in the approved information about the exact streets affected, the construction methods or the project budget. Those details cannot be determined from the notice information available here.

What the notice does not establish

The drainage work is described as an improvement project, but the notice does not say that it will eliminate flooding or resolve every drainage problem in St. Augustine Shores. It also does not establish a confirmed completion date.

Residents seeking broader local access information can monitor current city notices through the City of St. Augustine’s official website. The city website also directs users to real-time traffic alerts through FL511, which may help track traffic effects as regional infrastructure work proceeds.

For now, the county’s announced project window is approximately 30 days beginning July 27, subject to weather and field conditions. Mashburn remains the listed county contact for questions or complaints about the work.