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Apply for your re-entry pass before the next storm: Mariana County goes online

Hurricane re-entry passes and mooring permits can now be requested from anywhere, even from the mainland.

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A street in a small Keys town: a green iguana crosses in front of a mobility scooter, cyclists and a shuttle bus

Mariana County residents no longer have to drive to Key Lento to apply for a hurricane re-entry pass. The application is now online, along with the permits of the county’s three mooring fields.

Two services, from anywhere

  • Hurricane re-entry pass: free, checked by the Sheriff’s Office within five business days, valid twelve months
  • Mooring permit for Key Lento Harbor, Tarpon Key or the Upper Keys: issued at once, from $180 to $300 a month, settled at the dockmaster’s office
  • Both appear in your wallet in My Leonida, with a QR code deputies can scan

The hang tags of the re-entry pass are still picked up in person, at the courthouse in Key Lento or at the Upper Keys Branch, with a photo ID and a proof of address. Apply now, while the weather is calm: during a storm, every office has other work to do.

The Sheriff’s Office is also hiring deputies and marine patrol deputies, and every county office, phone line and online service is now listed on the county’s contact page.

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