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Summary of Council actions
at July 14 meeting
At their meeting July 14th, the Village Council approved of the U.S. 1 lane repurposing concept, approved a 3-tier plan for stormwater fee assessments, raised the group size limit at Village parks to 25, appointed an Acting Village Manager and took other action.
Council agrees in concept to U.S. 1 lane repurposing plan
The Village Council is considering a proposal to reduce U.S. 1 from six lanes to four from Anchorage Drive North to Anchorage Drive South. This will allow the Village to install a 12-foot wide multipurpose path and landscaping. The most recent development was a Council Resolution Thursday approving the concept, but not finalizing the project. They also agreed to discuss establishing a pilot program at their July 28 meeting.
Council summer budget workshops begin July 21st
The Village Council will hold the first of three summer budget workshops on Thursday, July 21st to plan for 2023. Topics include the General Fund and a budget overview. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in Village Hall. The public is welcome.
Officer Hachigian awarded by Department of Transportation
Congratulations to North Palm Beach Police Officer Dominick Hachigian, who recently was awarded by the Florida Department of Transportation for his excellent work on traffic safety in the Village. He won 1st place in the Florida Law Enforcement Liaison Traffic Safety Challenge, and his efforts to protect citizens are greatly appreciated.
Residential Code Revision Committee meets Monday
The Residential Code Revision Ad Hoc Committee will meet Monday, July 25th at 6:30 p.m. in the Village Council chambers. The Committee is reviewing residential housing codes and makes recommendations to the Village Council. The public is welcome to attend.
Another manatee released into Anchorage Park waters
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission released another rehabilitated manatee into the waters at Anchorage Park this week. The 1,000-pound mammal, named "Gnocchi, has spent nearly seven months in SeaWorld Orlando after he was found severely malnourished near Lake Worth in December. FWC worked with SeaWorld and Manatee Lagoon to get Gnocchi placed in the Village.
More delays expected on
PGA Boulevard bridge
FDOT continues work on the PGA Boulevard bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway. Temporary lane closures and unscheduled intermittent bridge openings are expected, as well as interruptions to navigation beneath the bridge.
Is your flood insurance
up to date?
Here's some advice from the Palm Beach County Division of Emergency Management during hurricane season. They say a new flood insurance policy doesn’t go into effect until 30 days AFTER purchase, so it time to make those arrangements now. Don’t get caught without this vital coverage! They recommend talking to your insurance agent as soon as possible about it.
Palm Beach County has a Mass Notification service called ALERTPBC that sends public safety messages during an emergency, such as a hurricane.
Create an account on the ALERTPBC webpage and add your contact and location information into the Mass Notification system. The information you provide to ALERTPBC will not be used for any other purpose.
Annual Fishing Tournament
is Saturday, August 6th
Join our 16th Annual Anchorage Aweigh Fishing Tournament at Anchorage Park on Saturday, August 6th. This popular recreational tournament is for adults and youth, with a Kid's Fishing Derby, awards, a cookout, lots of fish tales and bragging rights for a year for the winners!

Visit our tournament webpage to get more details or to fill out an application, or call Parks and Recreation at (561) 841-3386.
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Get a healthy meal from Farmer's Table catering!
Let us cater healthy meals to you!
Looking for a delicious spread for hosting a party at home? Need something nutritious to fuel a morning meeting at the office? Having a themed dinner party? Farmer’s Table has you covered!
North Palm Beach Village Hall
501 U.S. Highway 1
(561) 841-3380