Gulf Stream Planning Board Considers Overlay District to Preserve Community Character

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Gulf Stream Planning Board deliberated on several proposals aimed at preserving the community’s architectural character while accommodating growth. Central to the discussions was the introduction of an overlay district designed to incentivize single-story homes and manage building massing.

Palm Beach County School Board Meeting Highlights Concerns Over Police Pay and Smartphone Usage

Overview: In a recent Palm Beach County School Board meeting, issues such as the compensation of school police officers and the presence of smartphones in schools took center stage. Representatives from the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) emphasized the need for competitive salaries for school police officers, while community members urged the board to consider restricting smartphone use to improve student outcomes.

Palm Beach County School Board Advances $1 Billion Funding Referendum for Security and Facilities Enhancements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Palm Beach County School Board discussed the allocation of a $1 billion funding referendum, emphasizing school security improvements and infrastructure upgrades. This initiative will address maintenance issues and modernize facilities, with $250 million explicitly designated for security enhancements and another $250 million for school-based initiatives. The remaining $500 million will support charter schools, buses, and technology.

Gulf Stream Town Commission Focuses on Roadwork Challenges and Upcoming Centennial Celebration

Overview: The Gulf Stream Town Commission meeting primarily addressed ongoing infrastructure projects, including significant roadwork and the associated challenges, as well as plans for the town’s upcoming centennial celebration. Detailed discussions covered the logistics of current construction efforts, resident concerns, and future events.

Palm Beach County School Board Approves $1.2 Billion Sales Tax for School Projects

Overview: In a recent Palm Beach County School Board meeting, financial and infrastructural developments were discussed, including the approval of a sales tax that will support the district’s projects for the next decade. This tax, which received a 60% voter approval, is set to generate $1.2 billion, surpassing initial projections.