We are a newly formed, non-politically affiliated, group of residents dedicated to the preservation of our quality of life and the protection of our dwindling residential neighborhoods.
For far too long important issues to our community involving land development and regulations have flown under the radar, silently pushed along by paid lobbyists and special interests.
They get approval over the objections of the Planning Department with little attention drawn. Applications slide through our system with little public input and rare opposition, eventually to be approved by an overburdened City Commission who rely too heavily on the Planning Boards recommendations and thus the damage to our community is permanently done and our citizenry eventually asking themselves “how in the heck did that happen?”
How will we achieve our mission and accomplish our goals?
It comes down to education and participation. We’ll provide notice, insights, education, direction, and with your all-important participation (e.g. signing petitions, letters to Board Members and Commissioners and if able, attending meetings—all information will be available on our website www.protectourresidentialneighborhoods.com) and together we can make a real difference!
What can you do to help?
- Sign up for our occasional email updates to stay informed about important events and issues—and encourage your friends to join too!
- When an issue arises, use the link in our email updates to visit our website for detailed information and resources related to the topic.
- Our issue pages include a simple tool to help you share your opinions with city officials, boards, managers, and the city clerk—your voice makes a difference.
- Join the conversation on the Key West Locals Facebook group for live, interactive discussions about ongoing issues.
- Most importantly, VOTE to protect the interests of our community. We’ll interview future candidates, evaluate their positions on quality-of-life issues, and provide transparent reporting to help you make informed decisions.
