Summary of July 22nd Council meeting actions

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

• Adopted a tentative millage rate of 7.1 for the fiscal year 2022 budget and set the required public budget hearings for September 8th and 24th at Village...

Weekly e-News blast from July 23

The weekly Village e-News blast for July 23 has been sent, but if you missed it, you can still read it online.

How does the Village budget process work?

The Village annual budget is a financial document that accounts for public money coming in and being spent during the fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1 and ends Sept. 30. It shows how money will be allocated for police and fire rescue, sanitation, street m...

State law puts new limits on anonymous code complaints

To comply with a new Florida law, Village Code Compliance Officers can no longer act upon anonymous complaints of code violations unless there is an imminent threat to public health, safety, or welfare or imminent destruction of habitat or sensitive resou...

COVID vaccine updates and info as of July 1st

UPDATE: July 2, 2021

Village Hall is fully open again, and Council meetings will be open to the public with no restrictions. The use of facial coverings in Village-owned buildings is no longer REQUIRED, but it is still RECOMMENDED. 

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'Zoning in Progress' to address bulk & mass of new homes

Based upon suggestions made by residents in the Citizens’ Master Plan (2016) and concerns recently expressed to the Village Council by residents, the Council directed staff to develop a Code amendment for consideration to address the character o...

FEMA flood map boundaries changing, homeowner insurance rates may be affected

FEMA is redefining flood map areas throughout South Florida. This may cause some Village homeowner insurance rates to increase or cause other property owners be required to purchase flood insurance.

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.