Highland Beach Approves Budget with No Reserve Withdrawals and Tackles Fee Reductions

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission convened on September 4, 2025, to address key financial issues, including the approval of the fiscal year 2026 budget, the maintenance of a steady millage rate, and discussions on impending fee reductions. The meeting emphasized fiscal responsibility and strategic planning for future capital projects without the immediate use of reserve funds.

Highland Beach Commences Epoch Blood Analysis System Amid Firefighter Unionization and Infrastructure Delays

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission meeting focused on the introduction of the Epoch Blood Analysis System, the formal initiation of a firefighter union, and ongoing infrastructure challenges.

Highland Beach Town Commission Approves Significant Signage Regulations Amidst Broader Community Discussions

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission meeting addressed various community concerns, including a debate on temporary signage regulations and the approval of a five-year contract extension for the town manager. Discussions covered topics ranging from financial audits to public safety measures.

Highland Beach Town Commission Reviews Signage Regulations and Approves Town Manager Contract Extension

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission meeting was marked by discussions on the town’s temporary signage regulations, community aesthetics, and the extension of the town manager’s contract. There was a consensus to explore new regulations for signage. The commission also unanimously approved a five-year extension for the town manager’s contract, acknowledging his contributions to the town’s administration.

Highland Beach Reduces Hefty Code Violation Fines Amid Personal Hardships

Overview: In its latest meeting, the Highland Beach Town Commission addressed several significant code violation cases, resulting in substantial fine reductions due to the extenuating personal circumstances of the respondents. The commission agreed to reduce fines by 50% and 90% for two separate cases, citing personal hardships such as severe health issues and contractor negligence as influencing factors.