Hurricane Ian Update

The Village is prepared for impacts of Hurricane Ian. Residents should monitor Village activity and prepare accordingly. 

Village Hurricane Ian Update (3 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 28)

• Village business offices are CLOSED for regular business hours Wedn...

Please DO NOT trim trees as storms loom offshore

With a storm threatening South Florida, now is NOT the time to trim trees. The clippings might not get picked up as crews become overwhelmed. Please DO NOT trim trees until there is no risk of Hurricane Ian or any other storm in the foreseeable future.

Summary of Sept. 22nd Council meeting actions

At their meeting on Thursday, September 22nd, the North Palm Beach Village Council took the following actions:

• Issued a Proclamation for Gold Star Families Remembrance Week.
• Issued a Proclamation for Arbor Day.
• Lowerd the property tax rate for 2023 from $7.0...

Boaters: Make sure your electronics are secured always

The Village Police Department is asking boat owners to take extra steps to reduce the risk of thefts from boats. Recently, depth finders, radios, GPS systems and other electronics have been the target of thieves at docks, at boats parked at homes and in m...

Summary of Sept. 6th Planning Commission actions

At their meeting Tuesday, Sept. 6th, the Village Planning Commission took the following actions:

• Approved a master sign plan at 202 U.S. Highway 1.
• Approved a plan for building façade and sign changes at the retail building at 120 U.S. Highway 1....

Next Council meeting is Thursday, Oct. 13th

Attending in person

Village Council meetings are conducted live in the Council Chambers at Village Hall (unless otherwise noted), and are streamed live below. The Council Chambers are fully open to the public during the meetings, but facial coverings are r...

September Village newsletter preview is online

The September Village newsletter is online for early preview, and hard copies are on the way. It has info about sidewalk maintenance, Business Tax Receipts, the Anchorage Aweigh winners, an environmentally friendly pizzeria and more.

Village seeking FDOT review of U.S. 1 lane repurposing plan

The most recent development in the U.S. 1 lane repurposing plan was a Council Resolution on July 14 directing staff to pursue grant funding sources and to submit an application to FDOT for review of the project.

New regulations in place for parking trailers in residential neighborhoods

The Village Council recently amended Village Code to define the term "utility trailer" and amended the terms and conditions under which utility trailers may be stored on residential property. Anyone who is parking a work-related trailer in front...

Your landscaper is required to remove clippings from property

Did you know that if you hire a landscaper to trim your trees, then the landscaper is required to remove the debris from your property? If you do the work yourself and put the debris out for collection in the swale the Village will pick it up during routi...

Code: Residential docks are not for leasing or rent

Did you know that the Village’s code does not permit docks in our single-family neighborhoods to be rented or leased?  Section 5-81 of the Village’s Code says a private dock, pier, mooring buoy and floating anchor mean those that shall only be us...

Village COVID update as of April 2022

UPDATE: January 27, 2022Facial coverings are recommended while visiting Village facilities for those who are unvaccinated for COVID-19, but they are not required. For the latest information about dealing with COVID, visit the Palm Beach County government'...

Do you know about the new Stormwater Utility Fund?

Throughout the Village, a network of pipes, gutters and waterways prevents flooding. It requires considerable maintenance and repair, so the Council created a new Stormwater Utility and Fund to better mange long-term plans for financing improvements.

Water Management District work planned on Earman River

The South Florida Water Management District is making improvements to the stormwater drainage system along the Earman River, from alternate A1A to the Intracoastal Waterway.