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The Village of North Palm Beach

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Next Council meeting

is March 9th


At their meeting on March 9th, the Council will consider proposed changes to the Comprehensive Plan and Village Codes affecting the Twin Cities Mall site, and will consider other business. The meeting will be streamed live on the Village website.

See the Council agenda summary

Planning Commission to consider sheds and artificial turf Tuesday


The Village Planning Commission will consider the Ad Hoc Residential Code Review Committee's recommendations to allow sheds and artificial turf in residential neighborhoods. The meeting will be Tuesday, March 7th at 6:30 p.m. It's open to the public and is streamed online.

See the Planning Commission agenda summary

Heritage Parade & Festival is set for Saturday, April 1st.


Showcase your “Style & Swag” on the streets of NPB this year by entering in the 2023 Heritage Parade on April 1st. Go all out with a decorated float or boat on a trailer, or simply bike with your crew or walk with your neighbors; they are all great ways to participate. Use the parade to promote a business, school or musical group… the reasons to join are endless! Entry is free and the route is just shy of a mile. Stop by Anchorage Park for an entry form or call (561) 841-3386 to have one emailed. The kids and residents of NPB will thank you as they cheer you on!

More about Heritage Festival ...

Village Library getting a makeover on 2nd floor


The upstairs library, computer lab, and most of the book collection for adults are getting a new look! Renovations are underway, but soon the 2nd floor will be open again ready for more action. A selection of new books and DVDs are available for checkout in our Obert Meeting Room until then. We hope to begin reopening upstairs starting Tuesday, March 14th for limited services while we have our new wall shelving installed! We look forward to seeing you in our new library!

SUA beginning work on U.S. 1 south of Northlake Blvd.


SUA is beginning a project to replace water and sewer pipes along U.S. 1 between Silver Beach Road and the Earman River, including on side streets. Work will continue through September. Partial short-term lane closures will be required, so please drive cautiously when passing the work sites.

See the SUA March project newsletter

MacBeach Park holding Naturescaping Festival Saturday


Join Village Library staff at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park this Saturday, March 4th at the NatureScaping Festival. There will be food trucks, animal shows, live music and more! Say “hi” to your local librarians, recreation staff, and garden club at their booths. The first 200 people to visit get a pair of North Palm Beach Library sunglasses and one-of-a-kind North Palm Beach Recreation drawstring backpacks

See more about NatureScaping event

Palm Beach County offering free CERT training for teens

 

Registration is open for Teen Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training for youth aged 13 to 17.  Palm Beach County's Emergency Management Division will host the classes at the Palm Beach State College Lake Worth campus on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., from March 18 through April 29. Teen CERT is funded through federal grants, so there is no cost to participants.

 

Participants will learn skills such as basic first aid, light search and rescue, light firefighting, disaster preparedness and disaster psychology to protect themselves, their family and friends if an emergency strikes their community or school. Participants will receive community service hours for time spent in the classroom and through involvement in CERT activities.

 

When CERT volunteers organize and perform disaster medical operations, fire safety and light search and rescue, it frees up professional responders to focus on more complex, essential and critical tasks. 


Register here: https://bit.ly/3I4qKvL

No Village Council

election on March 14th


REMINDER: There will not be an election for Village Council positions on March 14th. The candidate qualifying period for the 2023 North Palm Beach Municipal Election closed in November, and incumbent Councilmembers Susan Bickel and David Norris were re-elected without opposition to two-year terms beginning March 23rd.

Looking for a good

Spring Break camp?


The Parks and Recreation Department is holding Spring Break Camp March 20 - 24 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Community Center. Residents $225, non-residents $250. Call Corey for info at (561) 841-3389 or email cbullard@village-npb.org.

Country Club pool and tennis calendars

There is a lot going on at the Village Country Club pool. Check out our calendar to see what dates and times the various activities are happening.

See the March pool calendar

Plenty of activity happening at the Village Tennis Center. See our tennis calendar to get an idea of all that's going on and to help plan your next tennis outing.

See the March Tennis calendar

Annual Art Show entry deadline extended to March 10th


The Resident Art Show entry deadline has been extended to Friday, March 10th. Entry forms can be found online at the link below. See you there!


When: April 10

Time: 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Where: Library's Obert Room


Art will be on display: March 31-April 7

Entry form and details here

AARP Foundation welcoming walk-ins for tax return help


The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program is providing free tax preparation services at the Village Library on Wednesdays and Fridays until April 14. Walk-ins are welcome.

See details about tax form assistance
North Palm Beach Village Hall
501 U.S. Highway 1
(561) 841-3380
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