The Manasota Key Association is a voluntary association of homeowners and property owners from the Sarasota County/Charlotte County line north to the North Bridge. For more information, click on ABOUT US in the navigation menu above. Also, please feel free to contact us with your comments and suggestions.
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Looking to join? Click here to fill out our new member application.
Why Should you Join the MKA?
The Manasota Key Association helps protect and enhance homeowners’ interests by preservation, conservation, and protection of the Key through various initiatives. The MKA also oversees security, helping provide a safer living environment through coordinated monitoring and response.
Secure your peace of mind in a well-managed community. Join today!
New! Manasota Key Conservation District Act
In 1950, Manasota Key Association became a non-profit organization for the purpose of preservation, conservation and protection. To learn more about the Manasota Key Conservation District Act, click here!
Annual Meeting Payment
Annual Meeting and Luncheon
Thursday Feb 12th, 2026
Boca Royale Golf & Country Club,
1601 Englewood Rd,
Englewood, FL 34223
Cash bar at 11:30,
Lunch at 12:00 noon
$50.00 per person buffet lunch
Boca Royale Golf & Country Club,
1601 Englewood Rd,
Englewood, FL 34223
Cash bar at 11:30,
Lunch at 12:00 noon
$50.00 per person buffet lunch
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News
Manasota Key Road Repair Project
Posted on Aug 13th, 2025
As a result of Hurricane Milton last October, the road just north of Blind Pass Park was washed away. A temporary road is to be built to reconnect Manasota Key while the years-long design, permitting, and contractor selection processes proceed toward a more resilient road in the future. The temporary road construction will commence this fall soon after all turtle nest have cleared the construction site. Check here for updates on the project: https://www.scgov.net/government/capital-projects/selected-county-projects
Short Term Rentals
Posted on Nov 18th, 2021
During the past 3 years, we have experienced an extraordinary number of properties sold on Manasota Key and we want to take this time to welcome all of our new neighbors!
Quite a few of the new property owners are not aware of the special rules that apply to Manasota Key and we ask that all of our members help us communicate the following:
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Clean Up Recommendations
Posted on Aug 27th, 2021
Anyone who is on the Key now is very aware of the recent red tide and the fish kill it has caused. The County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources division is working on the removal of dead fish at the public beaches throughout the County.
Property owners have the option of raking and bagging fish for regular curbside trash pickup. However, leaving bags on the street for any prolonged period may result in further problems if raccoons or other critters get into the bags. In the past, some owners have found it is easier and more practical to bury fish on the beach. If you have a lawn or garden maintenance service, they may be willing to help.
Residents who elect to bury fish should be aware that it is still turtle season. The experts on sea turtles have advised that if the fish are buried as near as possible to the high water line (close to where they are now) there should be no problem as the few nests that remain are farther up on the beach (closer to the dune). If owners have any questions about possible damage to existing nests, they can contact Zoe Bass (941-468-3816).
We urge as many residents as possible to help in the efforts to bury the fish. Persons with respiratory conditions or who have experienced symptoms when exposed to red tide should refrain from volunteering.
Upcoming Events
Annual MKA Meeting
Thursday, February 12th, 11:30pm-2:00pm at Boca Royale Golf and Country Club
Spring Picnic
Saturday, April 11th, 4:00pm-6:00pm at Lemon Bay Park Pavillion