Extravaganza Indeed! Fireworks as seen over Palmetto Bay Park, July 4, 2019
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Stroll through aisles of fresh produce and support our local growers
every Sunday at 8:30 am.
F
ind us at the SE corner of Coral Reef Park, next to the Volleyball courts.
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Come stretch and relax by the bay with this calming Yoga class. All levels welcome. Please bring your own towel, mat and water bottle. Free!
July 14th, 28th - 9:30 am.
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Download our Free IBUS App
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See where our Palmetto Bay to Metrorail Park & Ride buses are in real time. Simply download Palmetto Bay IBUS from your app store and you're all set.
Like the IBUS shuttle itself, it's free.
C'mon, get onboard!
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Going Away on Vacation?
One of the services available to you as a Palmetto Bay resident, is a "watch order" for your home while you are away. Simply call the Palmetto Bay Policing Unit at 305-278-4000, and after answering a few questions, you will have peace of mind knowing police will pass by your home daily to help ensure its security.
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Franjo Road Update
Phase 2 of the Franjo Rd. reconstruction project is set to begin on July 8th, 2019. It will include the closure of Franjo Rd. from SW 180th St to US 1
for a period of 100 days or until October 16, 2019.
Unlike phase 1 -
NO BUSINESSES WILL BE AFFECTED IN TERMS OF ACCESS.
During this time, the following will occur:
- Set up Erosion Control
- Clearing & Grubbing
- Water & Sewer Installation
- Drainage Installation
- Undergrounding of Existing Overhead Utilities
- Lighting & Irrigation
- Roadway Subgrade Preparation
- Concrete Curbs
- Roadway Base Construction
- 1st Lift of Asphalt
- Concrete & Paver Sidewalk
- Landscaping
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Thanks to everyone who turned out to enjoy the Palmetto Bay "Sixth Annual Independence Day Extravaganza."
Thousands enjoyed the rides, games, music and fireworks under clear skies at Village Hall. We especially thank our wonderful sponsors, who year after year help make it all come together. We also recognize all of our friends who joined us onstage; "Mayor for a Day" Natalia Quick, Cutler Bay Mayor Tim Meerbot and Council, Florida Representative Vance Aloupis, State Senator Jose Javier Rodriguez, State Representative Javier Fernandez, Miami-Dade District 8 Councilwoman Daniella Levine-Cava, and School Board Member District 9 Dr. Larry Feldman. They all joined Mayor Karyn Cunningham and Council in presenting former Palmetto Bay Mayor Shelley Stanczyk with a proclamation thanking her for founding this event in 2014.
The presentations then turned to two local active service military personnel: Army Captain Josh Underwood and Airman Eric Stern, both from our area. Captain Underwood is now serving in Iraq, and Airman Stern is in Japan. Their families received proclamations on their behalf, and were surprised by two large "care packages" loaded with goodies and heartfelt letters of gratitude (written by youngsters attending Palmetto Bay summer camp)that are now headed to Josh and Eric. The big bang was the biggest and brightest!
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Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter
For the latest photos of Village happenings, follow us "villageofpalmettobay" on Instagram and see everything that's going on in your community. We're also on Facebook and Twitter!
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Meetings Around Town
For a schedule of community meetings taking place in Palmetto Bay,
click here
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- 6:30 pm Palmetto Bay/ArtSouth Art Exhibit featuring the work of Puchi Noriega, Perrine Community House
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