Infrastructure in Jupiter Inlet Colony, Florida

The Jupiter Inlet Colony Commission held a regular meeting on February 9, 2026, where all five commissioners voted unanimously to approve four main items: Ordinance 2026-01 on first reading establishing procedures for recovery residences, up to $40,000 for front entrance enhancements contingent on community matching funds, Florida Blue insurance renewal at a $2,000 monthly increase, and an after-the-fact $38,000 approval for North Walkway stairs with Danmark Development. The Town Manager reported strong passive income generation ($50,000 since December 2024) and highlighted upcoming initiatives including a resilience action plan workshop...

The Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony held a Strategic Planning Workshop on April 13, 2026, to review Fiscal Year 2027 strategic priorities led by Town Manager Heidi Siegel. The town is taking a conservative budgeting approach for FY2027 due to ongoing state property tax reforms, prioritizing studies and grant funding opportunities over major capital projects...

The Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony will hold a Regular Commission Meeting on April 13, 2026 at 6:00 P. M...

The Town Commission of Jupiter Inlet Colony is meeting on May 11, 2026, to vote on multiple operational and safety items, including approval of Resolution 2026-07 (the Town Employee Handbook, continued from April 13), contract awards for front entrance landscaping enhancements and public AED equipment purchases, authorization for community safety camera installation, and acceptance of a public AED donation from Earl and Nancy Stewart. The Town Manager's report documents code compliance activities including one open case at 16 Ocean with accumulated fines of $12,750, building and zoning updates including review of a residence at 74 Lighthouse Drive, and a financial overview for the first half of the fiscal year (October 2025–March 2026).

The Jupiter Inlet Colony Commission held a regular meeting on February 9, 2026, where all five commissioners voted unanimously to approve four main items: Ordinance 2026-01 on first reading establishing procedures for recovery residences, up to $40,000 for front entrance enhancements contingent on community matching funds, Florida Blue insurance renewal at a $2,000 monthly increase, and an after-the-fact $38,000 approval for North Walkway stairs with Danmark Development. The Town Manager reported strong passive income generation ($50,000 since December 2024) and highlighted upcoming initiatives including a resilience action plan workshop...

The Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony held a Strategic Planning Workshop on April 13, 2026, to review Fiscal Year 2027 strategic priorities led by Town Manager Heidi Siegel. The town is taking a conservative budgeting approach for FY2027 due to ongoing state property tax reforms, prioritizing studies and grant funding opportunities over major capital projects...