Today officially begins the paid parking season in Gulf Shores and those looking to enjoy a beach day will have to pay a little bit more
It will cost 15 dollars a day. That’s five dollars more than last year. Residents say that even if it’s only a five dollar increase, it can add up quickly if they visit the beach daily.
Julie and Brian Eschbach are concerned about the change. Last month, city officials told us that the cost of providing public safety, maintenance and enforcement with the leave only footprints program has gone up significantly over the last few years. Making this a necessary change. But even with the extra money going to a good cause, residents say it may force them to enjoy their summer elsewhere.
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