What’s at stake as the Town of Palm Beach weighs the future of its water supply? This week on Palm Beach TV, we bring you highlights from the Civic Association’s
In May 2021, residents in the town of Palm Beach were warned of a safety concern that resonates to this day. The City of West Palm Beach, which supplies water
Palm Beach buys its water from the City of West Palm Beach under a 30-year retail and franchise agreement that expires in October 2029. Where should the town’s water come
The City of West Palm Beach, which provides drinking water to Palm Beach customers, issued an advisory Thursday evening about high turbidity levels detected in its water supply. “During regular
This week on Palm Beach TV, the renovation of Phipps Ocean Park faces a setback. Get ready to elevate your game at the Seaview Park Tennis Center and a new
If you notice a slight chlorinated taste or smell in your tap water beginning Friday in Palm Beach, it’s not your imagination. The Town of Palm Beach is reminding residents
From determining the future source of your drinking water to traffic and parking management and zoning reform, Palm Beach TV is on top of the issues that will impact the
In this edition of Palm Beach TV the February Town Council meeting including drinking water, traffic and parking and pickleball at Phipps Ocean Park. Palm Beach TV is
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