The guest speaker was Seth Waugh, the CEO of PGA of America.
Eastbound lane access will be tapered and reduced to a single lane between Florida and Alabama Avenues in West Palm Beach from Feb. 23-26.
This event is scheduled for Feb. 23.
Publix Pharmacies and the Health Care District of Palm Beach County remain the two primary ways to obtain a COVID-19 vaccine.
The city is being recognized for commitment to effective urban forest management.
Voters will chose two city commissioners.
Crews will pick up grass clippings, leaves, tree and shrubbery cuttings or trimmings, and broken or cut tree limbs and logs.
A series of free events is planned.
The new name, ArtLifeWPB, distinguishes the program from other Palm Beach County efforts.
The program allows local governments to increase the resilience of critical facilities that serve a public safety purpose.
This event is free, but registration is required.
The City Council approved moving code enforcement positions to police department.
Squirrel nests, also known as dress, are surprisingly complex.
The switch will happen on Tuesday, Feb. 9.
These customers should run their water for 5-10 minutes before resuming normal use.
However, close to 100 customers remain under the advisory.
WPB is one of 14 cities and municipal agencies in the nation to join the collaborative.
Until the notice is rescinded, customers are asked to use bottled water, or boil tap water for one minute.
This designation demonstrates the steps the city has taken to ensure a safe, quality recreational environment for children.
The Centennial Fountain is located at the Nancy M. Graham Centennial Square.
The Mandel Public Library also will be closed.
The hearing before the Special Magistrate will be rescheduled for early March so it can be open to the public.
Keith A. James dedicated his remarks to every healthcare provider and first responder on the front lines of COVID-19.
Officials will continue to monitor the situation and modify or extend the suspension as needed.
City-owned property located at 3506 Westview Ave. was sold to Upchurch Capital, LLC, for $135,500.
The change is designed to improve customer service, reduce crime, and improve quality of life.
As Taskforce recommendations are developed, they will be presented to Mayor and Commissioners at future meetings.
The new dates will be communicated once scheduled.
The closure will be in effect from Jan. 25-31.
These customers might notice a slight chlorine taste or odor in their tap water for the next four days.
The goal is to better manage the city's curbs.
Information about future vaccination events is available at the Florida Department of Health website.
Two city commissioners will be elected.
The rail crossing at 36th Street will be closed during the testing period, which will last from Jan. 25-Feb. 5.
The meetings will be held on Sunday, Jan. 17.
The OEO welcomes small-, minority-, and women-owned businesses to be active participants in the City’s procurement process.
The project will involve developing a virtual reality experience to inform and engage the North End community about sea level rise impacts.
He was praised for the mentorship that he provided to many building code officials for more than 30 years.
More than 200 units of workforce/affordable housing were added to the city’s housing stock in 2020.