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Thank you! More than 4,000 voters (29.47 percent) participated in the recent mail-in election -- and voted to end mitigation. The official results show that 93.63% voted YES for question #1 in favor of removing any mention in the Village Charter of mitigation. View the official results. |
Have a Blast ... Join our good neighbors in Cutler Bay for a fireworks demonstration at Black Point Marina this Fourth of July. The event, which the Village is proudly co-sponsoring, will include music, food, and kiddie activities. If you'd rather be your own pyrotechnician, please be smart and start by reviewing this "Fireworks Safety" brochure. |
Finger Prickin' Good... About 20 chicken dinners were served to donors at a blood drive, July 2, hosted by the Village Police and the CBC. Stepping up for the cause were Councilwoman Shelley Stanczyk, Commander Gregory Truitt, Officer Peter Judge, and Mayor Eugene Flinn. Blood donated was needed to keep supplies up during the busy Fourth of July holiday period. |
Lights, Camera, Action ... We are just days away from launching a new program that will have a big impact on the worldwide promotion of our community: a streaming "Tour Book" video that highlights many of the wonderful qualities of our community. Stay tuned!
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VILLAGE HALL CLOSED ... PARKS TO REMAIN OPEN
In recognition of Independence Day, Village Hall will be closed July 3. Parks, however, will be operating on a normal schedule
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SUMMER CAMP CLOSED, FRIDAY, JULY 3
In recognition of Independence Day, the Village's Summer Camp program will be closed Friday and will re-open Monday, July 6 |
SUMMER CAMP ACTIVITIES IN JULY
Although summer camp is closed for the holiday, see what's happening in July at "Camp Palmetto Bay" and at "Skate Camp"
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SPECIAL ELECTION RESULTS
Check out the final tabulation of votes in Palmetto Bay's mail-in ballot election that took place June 25
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e-CURRENTS TO FEATURE HURRICANE PLANNER
Subscribe NOW to get the Hurricane edition of e-Currents -- your source for breaking news and online information -- coming in July
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BUILDING & PERMITTING OFFERS P.M. HOURS
Business hours for this very busy department have
been extended to better accommodate our customers
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Hurricane Preparedness ... Subscribe NOW to get the upcoming Hurricane edition of e-Currents -- your source for breaking news and online information -- coming in July. (June 2009)
'tis the Season ... Now is the time to properly dispose of overgrowth in your yard and bulky waste that can become projectiles in a strong wind. View the County PSA on this matter. (June 2009)
Fire Rescue Summer tips ... Are you being drained by the summer sun? During the summer there are many cases of heat-related illnesses that occur, so keep cool by following these tips provided by Miami-Dade's Fire Rescue. (July 2009)
Flinn on News & Views ... Channel 4's News & Views program recently featured an interview with Mayor Flinn on the impact of the cat killings on our community. (June 20, 2009)
Alleged Cat Killer Nabbed ... Following the arrest of a suspect, Miami-Dade Police held a press conference in Cutler Bay, June 14. As a result of tragic episode in our Village, there is sudden interest among residents to join Citizen Crime Watch. Visit the Police page now for more on this program. (June 13, 2009)
Mayors Cast Ballots ... As the June 25 mail-in ballot deadline nears, Mayor Flinn joins mayors of Doral and Miami Lakes at County Elections to deliver their ballots. See recent coverage in the Palmetto Bay News. (June 2009)
Summer Block Party? Start the process at least two weeks ahead of time with a street-closing permit, a completed petition, and announcements. (May 2009)
Top Rated Schools... Newsweek recently ran a piece on the top-ranked high schools around the country. Look who made the list at #25 and #205. (June 2009)
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Village Crime & Incident Reports
Every Monday* the Village Policing Unit issues its weekly Crime & Incident Report for the previous week.
Following are the most recent reports (all past reports are posted on the Police page:
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Emergency: 9-1-1 |
Village Policing Unit (M-F, 9-5): 305-259-1270 |
Police Non-Emergency: 305-476-5423 |
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