North End Public Parking Announcement

Starting this week through July, new parking signs will be installed in the north end area of Palm Beach as part of a Town Council-approved plan to improve parking. This includes expanding ParkMobile paid parking and updating Residential Parking Permit (RPP) zones, with some areas getting new parking rules. Between Royal Poinciana and Dunbar Road, Residential spots will be reserved 24/7, while ParkMobile paid parking will be enforced daily from 9 AM to midnight. Town residents with white bumper stickers can park for free up to two hours in ParkMobile spaces. Palm Beach Placard Permit holders are not affected by these changes. After the signs have been installed, there will be a one-week warning period before citations start. Please visit the Park In Palm Beach webpage for more details.   

Hurricane season started June 1

Living in a beautiful coastal town like Palm Beach comes with unique responsibilities—especially during hurricane season. From flooding near the Intracoastal to strong winds and possible power outages, it’s important to be prepared. Now’s the time to review your emergency plan, stock up on supplies, and make sure your home and family are storm-ready. Not sure where to start? Our Hurricane Preparedness Guide walks you through everything you need to know, step by step. Visit our Hurricane Preparedness Page to learn more. Please visit the hurricane webpage for more information 

Fertilizer Application Restrictions June 1-September 30

From June 1 through September 30, fertilizers containing nitrogen or phosphorus may not be applied in the Town of Palm Beach. This seasonal restriction helps protect our local waterways from nutrient runoff that can harm aquatic life and contribute to algae blooms. Golf courses are exempt from the ban. Please visit the Green Initiative and Sustainability page for more information about serving our environment. 

Turtle Nesting Season in effect until October 31

From March 1 through October 31, oceanfront property owners must ensure that no artificial light shines onto the beach or water. This includes drawing blinds or curtains at night and shielding or repositioning outdoor lights, so they aren’t visible from the shoreline. These steps help protect nesting sea turtles and their hatchlings—thank you for helping keep Palm Beach turtle-friendly.

E-Bike Safety

With school out and summer underway, the Palm Beach Police Department is reminding residents to be aware of how E-Bikes are being used—especially by children. Increased speeds and limited oversight can create safety concerns. The latest update includes key rules and regulations to help keep everyone safe.

Traffic Impacts

During the summer months, projects including sanitary sewer force main maintenance, drainage system improvements, undergrounding, and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) may impact public roadways and traffic. Please visit the Planned Traffic Impacts page for up-to-date information as schedules shift.  

Staying Safe in the Summer Heat

The Town Fire Department reminds everyone that with a few simple steps, you can stay cool and avoid heat-related risks this summer.

Tips to beat the heat:

• Dress in light weight and light-colored clothing
• Hydrate throughout the day, avoid the sun during peak heat hours (11-3)
• Wear sunblock and reapply
• Move to the air conditioning when you start to feel overheated

In the event of a heat emergency, it is important to know how to recognize the signs and symptoms and be prepared to respond.

• Heat stroke:
  • hot, dry skin
  • Confusion
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Fast strong pulse
  • What to do: call 911, move to a cooler place, and cool the body with ice packs.
• Heat exhaustion:
  • Headache
  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • Fast, weak pulse
  • Thirst
  • What to do: move to a cooler place, drink water, and loosen clothing.

Car Safety

With summer in full swing and more people out and about, it’s a great time to double-check that your car doors are locked and valuables are out of sight. Do not leave keys in cars overnight and be sure all windows are closed. These small steps help keep both you and your neighbors safe.

Recreational Summer Programming:

There are still spots available in several summer youth soccer programs! With programming for ages 3-13, there are opportunities for children to enhance their skills and begin the season strong! Visit the Soccer Registration Dashboard for more information on these programs. 

The Sunrise Live Ball Clinic at the Seaview Tennis Courts has available spots. The clinic is available every Monday from 7:30am to 9:00am. Registration is available on Seaview Tennis Center’s Programs Page.

The Seaview Tennis Center Pro Shop is hosting a sale for the summer months! All pro shop items are 25% off with an additional 10% off clearance. 

 Yard Trash Pickup Summer Scheduling

Regular trash pickup will remain the same over the summer months, from Monday to Friday in both single-family residences and commercial establishments. During the summer months, vegetative Yard trash will be picked up once per week and may be set out on the public right of way up to day three days before pickup. Please visit the Waste Collection Schedules page for information on locational pickup days for recycling and vegetative waste as well as special collection reservations. Please call 561.838.5440 or email pworks@townofpalmbeach.com with any questions.