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[QUOTE="miamicuse, post: 3336232, member: 7237"]
I am in South Florida.  I hear screaming and yelling from a house one street over (a vacation rental) at 4am for the last 8 days.

It's a complicated problem.  The state has not mandated beach closures, but cities like Miami, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Daytona closed their public beaches.

The original thought was to leave the beaches open, because when people are being asked to stay home, they still think it may be a good idea for some to have a place to go for some fresh air as long as you practice social distancing.  Nothing wrong with a couple or a single person going to the beach to stretch and have a walk.  They didn't expect the influx of spring breakers not receding with the virus.  In fact, when many universities all over extended the spring break to deal with how to switch to online classes, that promoted more students to go to Florida.  Then they closed the beaches, the kids flooded to the parks, then they closed the parks, they started showing up at bars and restaurants, they closed that and they popped up in frat houses, when they closed frat houses and dorms, plus hotels and motels, then they saw things calming down.
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