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January 5, 2026

CHIEF OF POLICE CANDIDATES MEET & GREET

Thursday, January 8 from 5:00PM – 6:30PM

Town Hall

Residents are invited to meet the top three candidates for the Chief of Police position. This informal setting will allow residents the opportunity to speak one-on-one with the finalists.

The three finalists:

• Robert Beckmann, Acting Police Chief, Jupiter Inlet Colony
• Brian McCallister, Police Chief, Kirtland, Ohio
• Wendy Morse, former Police Captain, West Palm Beach 

JANUARY TOWN COMMISSION MEETING

Monday, January 12, 2026 -- 6:00 PM Beach Club. The Agenda can be found at www.jupiterinletcolony.gov/AgendaCenter. Click on the January 12, 2026 meeting and it will take you directly to the agenda package.

Meeting highlights include a presentation regarding updates to the landscaping at the Town entrance, consideration by the Town Commission of the Chief of Police position, and the second reading of an ordinance related to campaign signs.

Public participation is encouraged. The meeting will also be available via zoom. VisitZoom.us / Click on “Join a Meeting” / Meeting ID: 585 628 8135 / Passcode:3787  

CHECK OUT THE LATEST ISSUE OF INLET OUTLET

A newsletter by and for Jupiter Inlet Colony Residents

Highlights include an article regarding local real estate, an invitation to a private tour of the JILONA Shoreline Stabilization Project, and important information regarding proposed property tax legislation.

https://inletoutlet.wordpress.com/

RESILIENCE PLAN INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP

SAVE THE DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 2026

Public workshop as part of the Town's on-going grant funded Resilience Action Plan. The Resilience Action Plan will address beach erosion, sea level rise, and other climate impacts to the Town.

This interactive workshop will be an opportunity for the Town's consultants to gather more input and feedback on future projects and identify possible State legislative requests from the Town for inclusion in the final report. 

This is an excellent opportunity to share your experience and help plan for the future of our unique barrier island.

More information will be shared through our communications later this month.