ELECTION DAY
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, for the 2026 General Election. Poll locations are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. To find your Election Day precinct, visit the Supervisor of Elections website at the link below.
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NOVEMBER CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Your City of Palm Beach Gardens City Council will meet on Thursday, November 5 at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall (10500 N. Military Trail). You can watch the meeting in person or via LiveStream at the links below.
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UPCOMING OFFICE CLOSURES
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Administrative offices will be closed in observance of Veterans Day. Offices will reopen on Thursday, November 12 at 8 a.m.
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Thursday & Friday, November 26 - 27
Administrative offices will be closed in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. Offices will reopen on Monday, November 30 at 8 a.m.
| Please note: Waste Management will NOT collect trash on Thanksgiving Day. If the holiday falls on your service day, it will be collected on your NEXT scheduled service day. | | What's the best Thanksgiving dessert? | | | |
Which fall tradition do you prefer?
76% - Fall Festival
24% - Haunted House
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FLIP THROUGH THE FALL ISSUE OF SIGNATURE CITY
A new season means a new issue of Signature City Magazine. In our Fall 2026 issue, we share fire safety tips for the holiday season, give you a preview of Recreation events, and break down our FY27 budget as well as potential impacts of Amendment 3.
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LET'S RIDE PBG!
The new Burns Road Two-Way Cycle Track is now open! This is the first bidirectional, separated cycle track in the county, and it’s one of many City projects meant to make our roadways safer for drivers, bikers and pedestrians.
It was funded through grant money from Florida’s Department of Transportation and the Palm Beach County Metropolitan Planning Organization.
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TRAVEL TO 1930'S LONDON AT A MURDER MYSTERY DINNER
The Fourth Wall Theater brings a zany parody of Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps to life at our Murder Mystery Dinner Theater on Friday, November 13 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
This is an adults-only event for community members ages 18 and up. Tickets cost $75 for residents and $94 for non-residents; a delicious dinner will be provided.
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NEW ART COMES TO THE TENNIS CENTER
A new addition is coming to the Palm Beach Gardens Tennis and Pickleball Center. Construction recently began for installation of the City’s latest Art in Public Places project - Loti.
The entrance to the Tennis & Pickleball Center will be under construction as we prepare the landscaping and site for the art piece. There will also be new pedestrian improvements. The project is funded through developer contributions to the City’s Art Impact Fund, not tax dollars.
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EVERY STEP MATTERS: PUT PEDESTRIAN SAFETY FIRST
Whether walking to school, running errands or enjoying a neighborhood stroll, pedestrian safety is everyone’s responsibility. Staying alert, following traffic laws and looking out for one another can help keep pedestrians and drivers safe on the road. Please be sure to keep these essential safety tips in mind to help make every trip on foot or behind the wheel a safer one.
Pedestrian Safety Tips
- Use sidewalks whenever available. If none exist, walk facing traffic.
- Cross at designated crosswalks and obey pedestrian signals.
- Make eye contact with drivers and wait until vehicles stop completely before crossing.
- Children younger than 10 should not cross streets alone.
Driver Safety Tips
- Slow down and watch for pedestrians, especially near crosswalks, schools and neighborhoods.
- Yield to pedestrians and follow posted speed limits.
- Use extra caution at night, in bad weather and when backing up.
Small actions can make a big difference in preventing accidents and keeping our community safe.
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SAFETY IS ALWAYS ON THE MENU
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, with more than three times the daily average. Christmas Day and Christmas Eve follow, each with nearly twice the daily average. Unattended cooking is the leading contributing factor in cooking fires and fire-related deaths, making it especially important to stay alert in the kitchen throughout the holiday season. As you prepare for the festivities, remember that a few simple precautions can help keep everyone safe:
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Stay in the kitchen: Never leave cooking food unattended, especially when using the stovetop.
- Keep flammable items away: Move towels, paper products, oven mitts and holiday decorations away from cooking surfaces.
- Keep children and pets at a safe distance: Establish a safety zone around the stove and hot foods.
- Avoid distractions: Keep your attention on the food and make sure someone is always monitoring the cooking.
- Use turkey fryers outdoors only: Never use a turkey fryer in a garage, under a covered patio or near structures, and always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
A little preparation goes a long way in preventing kitchen fires. Stay alert, practice safe cooking habits and help make this holiday season a safe and enjoyable one for everyone.
| | | GARDENS GREENMARKET SEASON KICKOFF | | City Council joined Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center C.E.O. Erik Cazares for a special check presentation to kick off the new season of The Gardens GreenMarket! The Killbillies set the live music soundtrack for a day of shopping, which included new and returning vendors. | | BURNS ROAD TWO-WAY BICYCLE TRACK RIBBON CUTTING | | Let's get moving, PBG! The Burns Road Two-Way Cycle Track is now OPEN with a ribbon cutting taking place on October 4. | | RESIDENT PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST RECEPTION | | Each year, the City’s holds a Resident Photography Contest to spotlight the talent all around Palm Beach Gardens. This year’s reception was hosted at City Hall on opening night of a special art exhibit featuring photographs from contest finalists. Finalists and their families celebrated with ribbons and certificates awarded by Mayor Dana Middleton, as well as refreshments provided by Piknik. This year’s Best in Show winner was Morning Mothership, an iPhone photo submitted by City resident Marc Tinio. The exhibit is on display at City Hall (10500 N. Military Trail) through December 16. | | Mayor Middleton hosted residents for an evening of conversation at our annual Toasts & Topics event celebrating Florida City Week. Attendees asked questions about City policies and upcoming projects and shared what they love most about Palm Beach Gardens. | | October winds of change blew our Fall Festival event indoors to Burns Road Community Center where families enjoyed inflatables, carnival games, food trucks and more! It is estimated that more than 5,000 attended the annual event which was relocated from Gardens District Park after high winds made it unsafe to host the activities outdoors. | | Not a subscriber? Visit the link below to join our email list. | |
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