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US 1 Project Update- 4/13/18 SR 5/US 1/S Dixie Hwy from north of SW 184 St to south of SW 168 St
Project Identification Number: 428487-2-52-01
Project Start: January 16, 2018
Anticipated Completion Date: July 2018
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US 1 Project Update- 4/6/18 SR 5/US 1/S Dixie Hwy from north of SW 184 St to south of SW 168 St
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US 1 Project Update- 3/30/18 SR 5/US 1/S Dixie Hwy from north of SW 184 St to south of SW 168 St
US 1 Project Update- 3/23/18 SR 5/US 1/S Dixie Hwy from north of SW 184 St to south of SW 168 St
Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 11/30/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
from SR 821/HEFT/Florida’s Turnpike to SR 5/US 1/South Dixie Highway
Project Identification Numbers: 433286-1/2-52-01
Project Start: May 2017
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Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 11/14/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
Anticipated Completion Da...
Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 11/10/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 10/9/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
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Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 10/3/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 9/29/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
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Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 9/25/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
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Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 8/31/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
Coral Reef Drive Project Update- 8/19/17 SR 992/Coral Reef Drive/SW 152 Street
If You Missed the Police Commander's April Meeting Report, here are the stats and maps for the month of March presented during the Regular Council meeting. Check out this and more on our Policing Unit's webpage.
Join us this Saturday, April 21st at Ludovici Park for our 8th Annual Tree Giveaway from 8 AM - 11 AM. Remember, trees are given away to Village residents on a first-come, first serve basis. Limit (1) tree per residence. Don't forget your photo ...
Join us on the first Thursday of every month beginning in May for Senior Game Day.
It will be held at Ludovici Park 17641 Old Cutler Road in the Edward & Arlene Feller Community Room from 11 AM - 2 PM.
Advanced registration is strongly encoura...
Palmetto Bay and all of Miami Dade County is participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration's "National Take-Back Initiative" on April 28th from 10 am - 2 pm. The "take-back day" aims to provide a safe, convenient and r...
May promises to be an entertaining month in the Village as we invite you to take the stage at "Open Mic Night". Ludovici Park will be the backdrop on May 4th at 7 pm. Whether you plan to sing, speak or do a little stand-up ro...
If you find a door hanger like the one in the photo at your house, do not pay it. It is a scam. Police have found these fraudulent door hangers in Homestead and it is possible that the scam will be attempted in other areas.For accurate information about y...
On March 19th during the zoning hearing, the Village Council considered an agenda item seeking to repeal the zoning regulations adopted through an ordinance 2016 for the Palmetto Bay Village Center and revert to regulations adopted in 2008. Duri...
Download and/or view the presentation made by the Village Planner addressing the Village Mixed Use (VMU) District and explaining the main differences between the development approvals given in 2008 and in 2016, along with recent traffic data gathered impa...
Miami-Dade County has released a list of items that are not allowed in curbside pick-up, and can potentially disable recycling equipment:
The Village of Palmetto Bay congratulates South Florida Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. This past weekend, she was honored by the League of Women Voters at the 4th Annual “Women That Shine” Awards, receiving a Lifetime Ach...
A proud day for Palmetto Bay! Our mission of providing a thriving, well-designed Village of happy, healthy residents is being recognized by the AARP. Palmetto Bay has just become the 156th community to be accepted in the AARP Network ...
Palmetto Bay's fiscal year starts on October 1st of every year. Following the adoption of the budget, a comparison between budgeted allocations and actual expenditures is presented to the Village Council on a quarterly basis during a Regular Cou...
At Monday night's Village of Palmetto Bay Council meeting, Mayor Eugene Flinn and members of the Village Council commended 4 members of the Palmetto Bay Policing unit for their life-saving actions following the driveway shooting of an off-duty Doral polic...
Last Monday, the Village Council adopted a resolution in support of Florida Senate Bill No. 688 and House Bill No. 243, seeking to allocate money to fund capital rather than operating dollars for transit projects. Both bills require that countie...
As the Village gets ready to remove the no-right turn signs along SW 87th Avenue, following direction from Miami-Dade County, three new pilot programs are in the planning stages that will reduce cut-through traffic for three areas plagued by congestion du...
Miami-Dade County's Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources (formerly known as DERM) approved FCI Palmetto Bay, LLC's tree removal application in accordance with Atlantico at Palmetto Bay's site plan. Over 25,000 square feet of tree canopy was app...
Every seven years, the Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) is reviewed and updated as required per Chapter 163 of the Florida Statutes, a process known as an Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR). The EAR includes an evaluation ...
Did You Know...there are certain tree varieties that may be planted under power lines. These are slow growth trees that do not pose a threat to the power lines.
Not sure what tree to plant or where to put your new tree? Visit...
The Miami-Dade Beacon Council is holding a workshop for business owners this October 12th at the Cutler Bay Town Center from 8:30 to 10:30 am with registration starting at 8 am. The purpose of the workshop is to connect business owners with busi...
Please join us on Saturday, September 16th for a Post-Hurricane Community Gathering at Village Hall, starting at 11 am until 4 pm. After a nonstop week of hurricane preparations, post-hurricane clean-up, no school, and especially lack of electri...
We would like to extend a congratulations to Village of Palmetto Bay resident, Kristina Cunetta, for being our generator raffle winner at the Hurricane Preparedness Workshop. We hope you received valuable information from our several vendors/age...
The Village’s Public Services Department has treated a total of 1,663 storm drains with mosquito dunks as of Thursday, June 29th. To see the areas treated so far, please click here.
The Village’s Public Services Department has treated a total of 1,085 storm drains with mosquito dunks as of Thursday, June 15th. To see the areas treated so far, please click here.
We encourage all residents to visit our Mosquito Protection Awareness page for updates, links and information about the Zika virus and protecting yourself and your home from mosquitoes.
This past Wednesday, July 19th, renowned architect & planner, Victor Dover presented his team's recommendations for updating the current Downtown Urban Village (DUV) code, which are now available online. Download or view the DUV A...
A Zoning Workshop is scheduled for tonight starting at 6:30 pm. The zoning applicant has submitted a revised site plan, which is available on the Village website, to be discussed during the workshop. Discussion and public input is welc...
The Smart Growth Partnership is pleased to announce that the Village of Palmetto Bay and Bermello Ajamil & Partners were selected as the winner of this year’s Smart Growth Excellence Award. Click here to view official press release.
Miami-Dade’s real estate market saw growth slow to 5 percent at the start of 2017, but more than $8 billion in new construction should provide local governments some breathing room at budget time.
The 5 percent gain for existing properties in Miami-Dade is...
Wondering what the DUV is? Learn about the Downtown Urban Village code in this short but informational video.
If you missed the presentation by renowned land planner and architect, Victor Dover, FAICP, LEED-AP, CNU-ACCREDITED, catch it again on WBAY or watch it now on your computer or mobile device.
A big shout-out to all who participated in BIKE305’S Ride to Work day last Friday, March 9th. Starting at Village Hall, Mayor Flinn was joined by members of the police department and Palmetto Bay residents who rode the 6-plus miles to Dadeland S...
Please join us on Saturday, May 13th at Coral Reef Park for the Bridget Allison Pier Playground Dedication in memory of Bridget, daughter of our former (and first) Village Clerk, who passed away in 2011. Bridget was born on May 13, 2004 and atte...
Palmetto Bay and all of Miami Dade County is participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration's "National Take-Back Initiative". The "take-back day" aims to provide a safe, convenient and responsible means of disposing of...
Have you heard about the "Lock It or Lose It" campaign? If not, our Palmetto Bay Policing Unit Commander Major Serralta is here to give you some helpful tips that can help prevent vehicle burglaries in our community! Watch video here.
As the Village gets ready to remove the no-right turn signs along SW 87th Avenue, following direction from Miami-Dade County, three new pilot programs are in the planning stages that will reduce cut-through traffic for three areas
In this issue, read about the new traffic circle and learn about a community discussion with Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava!
In this issue, read about the new traffic circle and learn about a community discussion with Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava! This and more in the Village-wide Traffic Calming Update.
To stay up-to-date on the latest traffic information and other importa...
Village Manager, Edward Silva, addressed the Board of County Commissioners at the Chairman's Policy Council Meeting on Thursday, March 9, in support of the SMART plan and the South Dade transit corridor in particular. Mayor Eugene Flinn also addressed the...
Resurfacing and asphalting of Village roadways continues.
Resurfacing and asphalting of Village roadways continues this week.
The following areas have been completed:
The Village has issued a letter to Miami-Dade Mayor Gimenez to express disagreement with new direction to replace light rail.
The Village of Palmetto Bay with the Town Cutler Bay have issued a letter to Miami-Dade County Mayor Gimenez to express disagreement with new direction to replace light rail with autonomous vehicles. Click here to view a copy of the letter.
We are pleased to announce that the proposed bridging of SW 87 Avenue from SW 164 Street to SW 163 Terrace has been postponed until sufficient community input has been gathered and public meetings are held.
Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay Village Councils, led by Mayor Flinn and Mayor Bell and District 8 Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava, we are pleased to announce that the proposed bridging&...
It has come to the attention of the Village Administration that the MDC Department of Transportation and Public Works is proposing the bridging of SW 87 Avenue
It has come to the attention of the Village Administration that the MDC Department of Transportation and Public Works is proposing the bridging of SW 87 Avenue from SW 164 Street to SW 163 Terrace and that a recommendation to include funding for the proje...
Following a meeting with the Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works on January 27, recent updates were made to the Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit "SMART" Plan. Click here to view the updated plan an...
Councilmember David Singer was sworn-in on Monday, December 5th to hold the office of Councilmember for Seat 2 of the Village of Palmetto Bay, which represents the area bound by SW 152nd Street on the North to SW 168th Street on the South (not in...
Many of our community's seniors have asked about the Age-Friendly Initiative that I sponsored in January, 2017. I am proud to announce that we have finally received our certificate showing that we are working on our Age-Friendly designation.
On February 13...
Councilwoman Cunningham will be hosting the 3rd Annual Kids Town Hall at Dr. Henry E. Perrine Academy of the Arts on March 14th. All are welcome and refreshments will be served. This year’s focus will be on school safety and what kids can do to ...
On Feb. 3, 2018, many in our community participated in a Traffic Summit with Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava. Last week District 8 released a Traffic Solutions Action Plan to help tackle the ever-increasing traffic congestion in the Pinecrest, Palmetto ...
Find out what Councilwoman Cunningham has accomplished together with Council and our Manager this past year, her second year in office as the Councilmember representing District 1 -- and the Village as a whole. Click here to read What a Year!
The Chabad of Palmetto Bay will be sharing the Chanukah Festival of Lights with the entire community on December 17th at Coral Reef Park in front of the tennis courts. In addition to the lighting on the Menorah, there will be a rock climbing wall, bounce ...
The Village of Palmetto Bay's Education Advisory Council presented the first Rosemary Fuller Award at the Village's 15th Anniversary State of the Village event on November 9th. The late Mrs. Rosemary Fuller was a longtime principal at Perrine Elementary (...
This Thanksgiving, while we enjoy our families and Thanksgiving meals, many in the Keys and even in our own neighborhood aren’t as fortunate. Post-Hurricane Irma, many families are still dealing with total destruction of their homes and lives.
Ar...
This year Village of Palmetto Bay celebrates the 15th Anniversary of our YES vote for incorporation of our Village! The Heritage Task force was charged with creating a timeline and an event to celebrate our rich history. The event showcased the accomplish...
Councilwoman Cunningham will be working with local businesses to collect school supplies for needy families with children who attend schools in our community. If you would like to donate any new, unused school supplies like folders, crayons, pe...
For the fourth year, the Palmetto Senior High Alumni Association awarded scholarships to graduating seniors who have been active members of the Miami Palmetto Senior High School community during their high school years. Four deserving students received $1...
On May 13th, the Village of Palmetto Bay had a beautiful celebration to dedicate the playground at Coral Reef Park for Bridget Allison Pier, the daughter of Meighan Alexander, our former Village Clerk. The dedication was a culmination of a resolution pass...
Councilwoman Cunningham worked side-by-side with Village Staff for her 2nd Annual Village at Work Day. Every year she takes time from her regular Council duties to learn more about the needs and the work in each of the Village Departments. “Behi...
Join Councilwoman Karyn Cunningham for coffee and conversation at "After Hours with Karyn" on April 10th at 7 pm at the Starbucks on 148 St. & US1 and again on April 19th from 8-9 am at t...
This is the second year Councilwoman Cunningham has hosted a Kids Town Hall in the Village. In case you missed it, here's the presentation. Last year our community’s children helped pick new playground equipment for Coral Reef Park. Cli...
For the third year in a row, Palmetto Bay will be kicking off National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month by hosting a Run, Walk, Stroll 2K for Cerebral Palsy Awareness. The event was held at Coral Reef Park on Saturday, February 25th. District 1 Councilwoman...
Councilwoman Cunningham informs residents that Miami-Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works is set to pilot a traffic flow initiative in District 1 on the borders of Pinecrest and Palmetto Bay at SW 136 Street and Ol...
Join Councilwoman Cunningham for coffee and conversation on Monday, January 30th from 7-830 pm at Starbucks on 148th and US1. Come share your ideas and discuss your concerns!
Find out what Councilwoman Cunningham has accomplished together with Council and our Manager this past year, her second year in office as the Councilmember representing District 1 -- and the Village as a whole. Click here to read What a Second Ye...
ChamberSOUTH has appointed Councilwoman Karyn Cunningham to serve on the Board of Directors of the Board for ChamberSOUTH. ChamberSOUTH maintains a leadership role in the community through programs, services, and events that enhance the quality of life an...
The Florida League of Cities has appointed Councilwoman Karyn Cunningham to serve as the Vice-chair of the 2016-2017 Transportation and Intergovernmental Relations Legislative Policy Committee. Click here to view the Community News story...
Over 25 agencies providing services and resources for individuals with disabilities attended a monthly Association of Agencies (AOA) meeting hosted by Councilwoman Cunningham and the Village of Palmetto Bay. Click here to see the full st...
Join Councilwoman Cunningham for Saturday in the Park on September 24th from 9-10 am at Palmetto Bay Park. Come take a tour of the park while getting some exercise. We will meet at the Concession Stand at 9 am.
Two local youth spent the day learning how local government works in the Village of Palmetto. Trevor Morrow, a rising 7th grader, and Eitan Greenberg, a rising 4th grader and the former 3rd grade representative for his class at Beth Am, got an up close an...
Councilwoman Cunningham discusses important information all residents should know about the upcoming Charter revisions. Watch the video here.
I had a great time meeting with residents while walking and talking in Coral Reef Park in June and July. With our beautiful new rubberized path at Coral Reef Park's outer loop in Zone 3 and 4, it was a great opportunity to get moving and no bette...
Join Councilwoman Cunningham for coffee and conversation on Wednesday, July 27 from 7-8:30 pm at Starbucks on 148th and US1, and share your thoughts, concerns and ideas for the betterment of Palmetto Bay. This month's topic will be 2016...
With our beautiful new rubberized path at Coral Reef Park's outer loop in Zone 3 and 4, there is no better time to get moving and no better place than The Village of Parks!
“Get Fit Palmetto Bay,” is a year-long series of event...
Village of Palmetto Bay residents and Coral Reef Elementary teachers Ted and Janice Nicholasaurus were recently honored at Coral Reef Elementary for their philanthropic work with the school through their J.B. Cash Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholasaurus hav...
On Tuesday, May 17th at 10am, a new navigational tool called Z.E.R.O. will be unveiled at Coral Reef Park. Z.E.R.O, short for Zone Emergency Response Operation, will substantially decrease response times for first time responders in the event of...
This past week, Councilwoman Cunningham participated in the "No Place for Hate" School campaign, as Coral Reef Elementary School received the recognition for the 5th year in a row. See photos.
Join Councilwoman Cunningham for coffee and conversation on Tuesday, June 21 from 7-8:30 pm at Starbucks on 148th and US1, and share your thoughts, concerns and ideas for the betterment of Palmetto Bay. This month's topic will be 2016-1...
Students from the Cutler Bay Academy of Advanced Studies toured Village Hall and got a firsthand look at municipal government. Thank you to their teacher, Mrs. Marshall and Cutler Bay Mayor Bell for joining them and making the visit possible. Cli...
Thank you to all of those who came out to Councilwoman Cunningham's first-ever Playground Fun Town Hall Meeting. It was great to hear feedback from Coral Reef Park's biggest fans. The event was covered by the Miami Herald and Community N...
Councilwoman Cunningham was one of four local and state elected officials to sit on the Women in Politics Symposium for Miami-Dade College. One of many panels organized by Miami-Dade College Homestead Campus highlighting women to celebrate Women'...
Councilmember Larissa Siegel Lara would like to thank those who attended the April 5th Town Hall Meeting whose primary focus was the 2016-2017 budget and resident priorities. If you were unable to attend, please click here to see the pre...
Councilmember Larissa Siegel Lara extends a "thank you" to the sponsors that made the first Unique Abilities Fair- Jonathan's Day event a huge success. This was the first event of its kind, uniting f...
Councilwoman Siegel Lara explains the purpose of the annexation question that is on the ballot for the upcoming November election. Siegel Lara encourages all residents to watch this short video and to go out and vote! ...
Councilwoman Siegel Lara hits on the importance of a robust discussion regarding the proposed charter amendments, the transformation of Downtown into a vibrant area, the importance of maintaining our park facilities, and gives other important news to the ...
Councilwoman Siegel Lara explains the myths and misinformation surrounding the Palmetto Bay Village Center land in this video message. Watch it here.
Eye on Miami blog named Councilwoman Siegel Lara the 2016 Political Beauty Contest Winner for her poise and intellect. Click here to see the full article.
Councilwoman Siegel Lara, joined by Councilwoman Cunningham, participate in the Strategic Plan Workshop to reframe the goals and outputs of the Village based on feedback and input from residents and business owners. Facilitated...
Councilmember and animal advocate Larissa Siegel Lara shares news of a free service by the Humane Society. Low-income qualified residents may now obtain free spay/neuter services for their cats at the Miami-Dade County Community Spay Neuter Clinic at 1070...
Councilmember Siegel Lara is excited about the debut of her "Policy Makers" video, one in a series of videos spotlighting members of our Village Council. Get an inside look at Palmetto Bay's local policy makers, their background, their ...
First-term Village of Palmetto Bay Councilmember Larissa Siegel Lara has been accepted to the Leaders of Excellence program, a prestigious certificate course specifically designed for early-career elected officials. The unique program is offered through f...
Thanks for joining the Councilmember April 2 as she presented the monthly "Village Update" before the Palmetto Bay Business Association (PBBA) at Christ Fellowship. The meeting's keynote speaker was Andrew Hertz, Gener...
Read Mayor Flinn's editorial on Community Newspapers about the recent Parkland shooting and what communities like Palmetto Bay are doing about it.
Check out the latest issue of the Flinn Flyer and read news from Mayor Flinn about the Annual Independence Day Celebration, the upcoming Magowood 4th of July event, upcoming village meetings and information about how to protect your pet this holi...
Mayor Eugene Flinn, along with the mayors of Orlando and Delray Beach, are among the 100 mayors who have joined Sierra Club’s Mayors for 100% Clean Energy. The initiative recognizes and celebrates mayors who support working towards a 100% clean ...
Mayor Eugene Flinn recently addressed the Economic Development Council (EDC) of South Dade at the monthly ‘More to Explore Working Group’ meeting on Thursday, June 22 that took place at Village Hall to discuss the importance of mass tr...
Mayor Flinn participated in the Women that Shine Program, "recognizing outstanding women and inspiring role models in our community," including our current District 8 County Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava. Congratulations for a successful 201...
Mayor Eugene Flinn made a visit to Tallahassee and attended the Florida League of Cities (FLC) 2017 Legislative Action Days. Attendees were provided with detailed information on the League’s legislative priorities and positions....
February and March will be big months in the Village featuring more of the “P”s that I keep harping on! Planning, Parks & People are some of the big “P”s that we are involved in. Please Plan on attending and Par...
By all measures, Miami is one of the nation's least safe cities on two wheels. Florida as a whole has the most bicycle fatalities in the nation and has the four deadliest cities for cyclists. Between 2010 and 2014, 47 cyclists died across Miami; ...
Today, the Palmetto Bay community mourns the loss of longtime Perrine Elementary School (Dr. Henry E. Perrine Academy of the Arts) Principal and a dear friend to the Village, Ms. Rosemary Fuller.
Principal Fuller was an outstanding person who served Palmet...
Mayor Flinn, Pinecrest Mayor Cindy Lerner, Pinecrest Mayor-elect Joe Corradino met with Miami-Dade Fire Chief Dave Downey and IAFF Local 1403 President Omar Blanco to discuss fire issues at the temporary site of Station 63.
I am proud to have authored the resolution put before the Palmetto Bay Village Council recommending residents to vote NO on (State Constitutional) Amendment 1 - Read more...
We have taken another step forward (but are far from being finished) with the crosswalk at 148/82nd. You should have sign the crosswalk pedestrian signs placed in the middle of the road. (Yes, I expect that they may occasionally be run over and we are pre...
Mayor Flinn honored our guest speaker, Hershel Woodrow (”Woody”) Williams (last surviving Medal of Honor recipient from Iwo Jima) with a proclamation at our Gold Star Family Memorial Dedication Ceremony on Saturday, October 15.&nbs...
On Sunday, August 7, the American Legion Marlin Moore Post No. 133 and the Military Order of the Purple Heart Veterans held a ceremony to honor Palmetto Bay as being the first City in South Florida's Miami Dade County to become a Purple Heart Cit...
Mayor Flinn invites residents to participate in the CancerFree Kids Reason to Run 5K and the 2nd Annual Palmetto Bay Twilight Color Run 5k races both taking place in the Village and a Pine Rockland Clean up at Coral Reef Park, all in a single day.&nbs...
Mayor Flinn invites all residents to join him as he delivers his State of the Village Address on Wednesday, October 19th starting at 6pm. The event will be held at Village Hall. Light appetizers and refreshments will be served.
Mayor Flinn is partnering with the Miami-Dade County Commission for Women, Commissioner Levine Cava, Commissioner Suarez, Mayor Lerner and Mayor Stoddard to present the "What, Where, and Why of Human Trafficking" on Wednesday, ...
"I would like to personally thank the NBA for valuing the rights of the LGBTQ community and commend them for their decision to move the 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte, North Carolina and awarding it to a location that honors human rights," sa...
Mayor Flinn attended July's luncheon where he was joined by Cutler Bay Mayor Peggy Bell and Pinecrest Mayor Cindy Lerner where keynote speaker, Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, spoke about some of the issues facing South Dade including tra...
Mayor Flinn writes to Miami's Community Newspapers about the zoning plan three council members approved on May 2. Read the full article here.
Mayor Flinn responds to some concerns by providing information regarding alligators that are found periodically in our community canals in his blog post from June 16, 2016, which also has informational links and a Guide ...
Mayor Flinn invites residents to visit the Village Facebook page to learn about all that is happening in Palmetto Bay. Check out the updated new videos and other content designed to keep you informed!
It was a great turnout at the event last night sponsored by Commissioner Levine Cava and Mayor Eugene Flinn. Important information was presented not only about the cooling canals, but also our drinking water and water supply. Mayor Fli...
Mayor Flinn sends additional information regarding the council action of Monday, May 2. Click here to view the Mayor's blog post.
At the Great Parks Summit, Mayor Flinn was awarded with the Charles H. Crandon Award from the Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department, "For outstanding effort by an elected official to increase park, recreation, and conservatio...
Following the 2016 elections, Vice Mayor John DuBois was re-elected by Village of Palmetto Bay residents to serve for a second term. A Swearing-In Ceremony took place on December 5th at Village Hall, during wh...
This past Thursday, Vice Mayor DuBois, along with Public Services Director Patterson presented the Village's stormwater drainage project before the State Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government in Tallahassee. The committee makes the fi...
Vice Mayor John Dubois continued a five-year holiday tradition of delivering turkeys and all the fixings to local residents in need of a holiday meal. Christ Fellowship Church Pastor Jorge Molina and Local Missions Director Gigi Delgado assisted in the ef...
Vice Mayor DuBois got pumped up for a Budget Workshop May 11, by joining Mayor Flinn and Councilmember DuBois in a show of support for National Bike Month. By riding their bikes to Village Hall, they shared a message about the benefits of bicycling - and ...
Vice Mayor John DuBois hosted a Town Hall Meeting at Village Hall, July 21, featuring former County Commissioner Lynda Bell who provided residents with a "State of District 8 inches overview.
Vice Mayor John DuBois called for an Informal Meeting on May 13 to discuss lighting throughout the Village of Palmetto Bay; and settlement with Palmer Trinity School.
Vice Mayor John DuBois is one of 18 public officials now participating in "Leaders of Excellence" that provides a "nuts and bolts" perspective on government, offered through former County Commissioner Katy Sorenson's Good Gove...
Vice Mayor John DuBois joined Councilman Patrick Fiore during his 3rd Annual Palmetto Bay Food Drive, November 23. Generous support and assistance was provided by of co-sponsors Christ Fellowship, Publix, and Sedanos. See more in the Village Facebook gall...
Vice Mayor John DuBois called a Special Council Meeting February 3 to discuss items related to the Downtown Redevelopment Task Force project addressed at the January 23, 2014, Special Council Meeting. Read more about the DRTF initiative.
Vice Mayor John DuBois hosted a Town Hall January 6 concerning the financial projections of the Downtown Redevelopment Task Force (DRTF) initiative and its impact on future Village budgets. Dozens of residents attended as several of them stepped up to pub...
Village Attorney Eve Boutsis swears in John DuBois as the third Vice-Mayor of the Village of Palmetto Bay.
Join the Village of Palmetto Bay for a FREE Responsible Gardening Workshop at Thalatta Estate (17301 Old Cutler Road). Learn how to understand this sub-tropic place we call home. Register online by May 7th! Minimum of 8 participants required.
For more info...
We’d like to thank the residents who participated in the 7th Annual Tree Giveaway event as part of our Earth Day celebration. With help from Mayor Flinn and Councilwoman Cunningham, staff distributed nearly 80 free native trees this past Saturda...
If you could not make it to the "Why Water Matters" community forum presented by County Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava, you can still catch it on WBAY or on-demand video.
Many Village of Palmetto Bay residents have received mailers and solicitations in the mail recently from Ygrene offering a program that finances energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water conservation upgrades. The mailer appears to suggest that Ygren...
Check out this video to see how Palmetto Bay recognizes Earth Day in our own way, with a full week of events in previous years. Also, this video by MiamiHal video will leave you "greening" from cheek to cheek.
Since Mayor Flinn introduced paperless production of e-Currents in 2008, the Village continues to reduce the environmental impact and the cost to taxpayers of print newsletter production -- a total of $100,000 to date.