Potential Traffic Impacts: 

• Reminder: South Ocean Boulevard (SR A1A) will be closed between South County Road and Southern Boulevard (SR 80). The road closure will stay in effect until further notice. Procedures regarding road closure, checkpoint, adjusted bridge opening schedules, and temporary marine security zones can be found on the Town's Planned Traffic Impacts webpage under the Mandated South Ocean Blvd. Road Closures.   
• West Palm Beach event road closures: Road closures on Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach could impact traffic entering and exiting Palm Beach on Thursday, March 5, for ‘Clematis by Night’; Saturday, March 7, for ‘the Greenmarket’; and March 8- April 6 for ‘the Boat Show’. Please visit West Palm Beach’s Road and Dock closures webpage for more information and details

Safeguard Palm Beach Community Clean Out: Friday, March 6, 2025 - 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at St. Edwards Parish Hall Parking Lot, BEHIND 165 N. County Road,  Palm Beach, FL 33480

• The paper shredding and electronics destruction trucks will be in the parking lot at St. Edward's Parish Hall. Residents and people with small or home businesses can participate. This event is not for large businesses or companies. Each vehicle can bring a maximum of 5 boxes. Battery and medication disposal will also be available.

Daylight-Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 8, 2026 at 2:00 am

• As the Town prepares to “spring forward” with the start of Daylight-Saving Time on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 2:00 a.m., the Palm Beach Fire-Rescue Department reminds residents to test their smoke alarms and review their home fire escape plans in addition to adjusting their clocks. The number one reason smoke detectors fail during a fire is a disconnected or dead battery. While most new alarms now include 10-year lithium batteries, this is the perfect time to check the expiration date and press the test button to ensure yours works correctly. A few fire safety facts: Three out of five fire deaths occur in homes without smoke or non-working alarms; Thirty-eight percent of home fire deaths happen in homes with no alarms at all; and having a working smoke alarm cuts your risk of dying in a home fire by half. Residents are encouraged to test smoke alarms monthly and use the opportunity to practice their home fire escape plan with family members. While many homes already use long-life lithium alarms, Fire-Rescue encourages everyone to stay proactive by checking expiration dates and replacing outdated units. To request Palm Beach Fire Rescue to review your fire escape plan, please call (561) 838-5420 or visit www.townofpalmbeach.com/firerescue to learn more.
• The Town's guarded beach hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please swim only in designated areas and heed lifeguards' safety guidance.

The Town election will take place on March 10, 2026. The Town has three polling locations: 

• Morton & Barbara Mandel Recreation Center serves precincts 5603 and 5604
• Palm Beach Fire Station #3 (South Fire) serves precincts 5605, 5607, and 5608
• St. Edwards Church serves precincts 5601 and 5602

For additional voting information and to find your precinct location online, visit VotePalmBeach.gov.

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Looking ahead: 

• March 11: Technology open house
• March 12: Safeguard Palm Beach Spring Breakfast and Safety Forum
• Upcoming Public meetings