Scheduled work for multiple Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) projects and Town-wide undergrounding and watermain work, including milling and paving, may affect your travel route. Please follow the posted signs and directions, proceed carefully, and allow for extra time in the affected areas. Access to homes will always be maintained. Traffic personnel and flaggers will assist motorists to ensure safety. For more information, please visit the Traffic Impacts webpage. 

Lane Closures, flaggers in place:

• Royal Palm Way right-of-way (Saturday, August 15, 7-10 a.m.)
• Royal Poinciana Way between North County Road & Cocoanut Row
• North County Road between Sanford Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
• North County Road between Wells and Miraflores
• South Ocean Boulevard between Seminole Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
• Sunset Avenue between Bradley Place and North County Road
• Cocoanut Row between Royal Poinciana Way and Pendleton Lane
• 1600 South Ocean Boulevard (August 17) 
• 1341 South Ocean Boulevard (August 19)
• Royal Palm Way and Hibiscus Avenue (August 21)
• S.R. A1A / South Ocean Boulevard (Emerald Beach Way to Royal Palm Way)

Milling and Paving: 

• The 400 block of Seabreeze Avenue
• Lake Trail Circle
• The 300 block of El Brillo Way
• Nightingale Trail
• Tradewind Drive

Road closures, local traffic only: 

• Coconut Row, between Seaspray and Barton
• The 100 block of Seaview

FDOT Project Impacts-Closures and Detours:

• Sidewalks from Brazilian Ave → Royal Palm Way (through early Sept 2026).
• Northbound A1A may close near Peruvian Ave, with detours to South Ocean Blvd and Chilean Ave.
• Nighttime intersection closures at Royal Palm Way, Golfview/Hammon, Worth Ave, and Peruvian Ave with detours (Aug 23 – early Sept 2026).
• Mast Arm Installation: May cause detours at multiple Palm Beach corners: Worth, Peruvian, Golfview, Hammon, Royal Palm Way, Fire Station.

For project-related concerns or to report excessive delays, please call (561) 838-5440, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM, or direct traffic concerns to the Palm Beach Police Department at (561) 838-5454. For more details on specific Undergrounding activities, please refer to the Traffic Impacts webpage.   

Fire Hydrant and Water Valve Maintenance

• The City of West Palm Beach Public Utilities Department will continue the fire hydrant and water valve maintenance program, which will run through October 21, to help ensure the City's water distribution system continues to operate safely, efficiently, and reliably, as well as support the delivery of high-quality drinking water. During this maintenance action, some customers may experience temporary sediment or slight discoloration in their water. While the water remains safe to drink, running cold water from the tap for one to two minutes will clear the discoloration. Residents with questions about the maintenance program or water quality may contact the City of West Palm Beach Public Utilities Department at 561-822-2210

On the Calendar: 

• August 18: Beach Management Agreement (BMA) Annual Stakeholder Meeting 
  • On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 10 a.m., the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) will hold the annual BMA Stakeholder meeting. The meeting will consist of an overview of the BMA and a review of the annual monitoring of the physical beach, hardbottom, and sea turtles.  The meeting is open to the public and will be held in-person at the Town of Palm Beach, Town Hall Council Chambers.
• August 19: Landmarks Preservation Commission Meeting
• August 20: Code Enforcement Board Meeting
• August 21: Defined Contribution Plan Committee Meeting
• August 21: Retirement Board of Trustees Meeting
• August 21: Investment Advisory Committee Meeting 
• August 26: Architectural Commission Meeting

Please visit the Public Meetings webpage for meeting agendas and to view the meetings. 

Please visit our ‘Stay Connected’ page to view and sign up for available Town communication and meeting subscriptions.