In Gilgo Beach, the most popular mode of transportation is a car, followed by the subway or elevated, and walking. Out of 5,932 residents, 806 use cars and 99 people use walking as their primary mode of transportation. These statistics are based on the 2019 American Community Survey, but we can't guarantee that they're accurate or complete. The US Census Bureau also provides demographic data about the city, but we can't guarantee that it will be accurate or complete.
The bodies of the Gilgo Four were found in burlap sacks in the same area, almost a quarter mile apart. They were discovered during the same search for Gilbert, which began in 2010. In spring 2011, a total of ten sets of human remains were discovered. While a criminal investigation has yet to conclude, the public's lack of transparency has caused widespread criticism of the Gilgo Beach Police Department.
Although coastal communities are often prone to storm-induced flooding and erosion, they also benefit from indirect benefits, including a healthier environment. To protect the area, local governments have implemented stormwater management measures like vegetative buffers and wooden boardwalks. Other improvements have included flood insurance and stormwater management measures. As long as these improvements continue, Gilgo Beaches should remain one of the most popular beach towns in Florida.