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The Town of Gulf Stream encourages all residents to help conserve water.  To view the South Florida Water Management District’s water schedule for addresses, follow this link.

Welcome

Gulf-Stream-PropertyIn 1916, the State of Florida began to open a stretch of roadway along the Atlantic Ocean coastline, as a more scenic alternative to Route 1, now called the Federal Highway. The road eventually became known as State Road A1A. To address high winds along the route, Australian Pines were planted along both sides of A1A, from Jacksonville to Miami. The Town of Gulf Stream is the only remaining stretch where the Australian Pine Canopy still remains. It has since been designated as an historic and scenic highway, allowing the Town to protect and cultivate new plants to maintain and expand a stand of more than 300 pines… Read more about the town

Facts About Gulf Stream

The Facts

Population

954 residents – 2020 US Census

The median age in Gulf Stream is 59.3 years. Additional US Census information may be found HERE. 

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Education

Gulf Stream School, which was founded in 1938, offers private, quality education to up to 250 students from pre-Kindergarten to the 8th Grade.

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Property/Households

According to the 2020 U.S. Census, the Town has 662 housing units and 457 households.  Eighty-eight percent of the occupied housing units are owner-occupied.

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Town of Gulf Stream Boundary

The Town consists of 537 acres of residential, public and preserved lands.  There are no properties zoned for commercial or industrial uses.

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Pay Your Water/Garbage Bill Online

Town residents can now view and pay their monthly water bill at this link: https://gulfstream.secure.munibilling.com.
When setting up your online account, each resident will need to use the personalized code printed on your utility bill.

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