Highland Beach Commission Discusses School Funding, Domestic Violence Awareness, and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission meeting on October 1st covered issues ranging from school funding and security to domestic violence awareness and infrastructure projects, with notable discussions on the half-cent sales tax referendum and the proclamation of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Highland Beach Town Commission Debates Marine Facilities and Safety in Meeting

Overview: The recent Highland Beach Town Commission meeting was dominated by discussions on marine facilities regulations, particularly focusing on the impact of floating vessel platforms, dock setbacks, and ladder installations for waterfront properties. Residents and commissioners alike voiced strong opinions on these topics, leading to a consensus to send proposed ordinance amendments back to the planning board for further review.

Highland Beach Town Commission Discusses Budget, Beach Issues, and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission meeting covered a range of topics, including the fiscal year 2024-2025 budget, environmental concerns, infrastructure projects, and community engagement initiatives. The most discussions revolved around budget allocations, beach maintenance, and upcoming infrastructure projects.

Highland Beach Town Commission Approves Floodplain Management Ordinance and Addresses Employee Salary Adjustments

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission convened on August 6, 2024, to discuss several significant agenda items, including the adoption of Ordinance Number 2024-25 on floodplain management regulations and Resolution Number 2024-8 on employee salary adjustments. The meeting saw unanimous support for both measures.

Highland Beach Town Commission Advances Flood Management and Public Safety

Overview: In a proactive move to enhance public safety and manage flood risks, the Highland Beach Town Commission has taken steps forward in its recent meeting. The Commission discussed and approved amendments to the town’s flood plain management regulations, which are set to align with FEMA requirements and continue participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. This action is poised to reinstate the town in the FEMA Community Rating System (CRS), potentially providing residents with substantial insurance premium discounts and escalating the town’s flood protection measures.