Town of Palm Beach Politics

As Election Day draws closer, the whole nation is becoming more politically aware in an effort to ensure their vote will be cast for the candidate who best embodies their views on how the United States should be governed. Through this journey of political enlightenment, many have already found the

The results of Tuesday’s vote on the undergrounding bond referendum are in, with the majority voting in favor of bonds. With the numbers almost tied, 50.72% (2,174 residents) for and 49.28% (2,113 residents) against the bonds, Town Clerk Susan Owens does not expect a recount of the votes. “The split

Voting day is right around the corner and one of the most hotly debated issues for the Town of Palm Beach March 15th ballot is the Underground Utility Referendum. Zach Shipley, leader of the Palm Beach Residents for Undergrounding PAC, believes that it is his duty to educate residents on

  Town of Palm Beach Mayor Gail Coniglio, Town Councilmembers, Town Manager, and other Town of Palm Beach staff are paying very close attention to a few of the senate and house bills recently proposed by state officials. The main concern is that some of the proposed legislation could dramatically and

Among other important issues on the Town of Palm Beach’s March 15th ballot will be the Underground Utility Referendum, which is the referendum concerning the ability to Underground Palm Beach Utility Lines. This particular subject, however, is proving to be one of the most talked about ballot issues by Town of

As the 2016 municipal election nears, we bid farewell to some of our wonderful Councilmembers. Town of Palm Beach Councilwoman Ms. Penny Townsend being one of them. We asked Councilwoman Townsend a few questions about her time serving on Town Council and her answers demonstrate her love for the Town of Palm

On Thursday at 7pm, the 104th town caucus of the Town of Palm Beach took place in the Town Chambers at Town Hall. We know, that’s a lot of use of the word Town in one sentence.  The general consensus among Palm Beach Islanders was that this year’s caucus had

Town of Palm Beach Town Councilman Robert Wildrick announced this past Thursday that he will not be running for re-election come the March 15th, 2016 Town of Palm Beach Municipal Election. Wildrick, who was originally elected in February of 2009, has gone above and beyond expected duties during his time

Tuesday morning was busy and productive for the Town’s council. The decision was made at Tuesday’s Town Council meeting to go ahead and run the 2016 Town of Palm Beach Municipal Election through the Palm Beach Election Supervisor Susan Bucher’s office. Prior to this meeting, the council was leaning towards

With the 2016 Town of Palm Beach election cycle quickly approaching, it is important to have a solid plan in place for administering ballots and counting votes. However, the elected officials for the Town of Palm Beach have a dilemma on their hands as far as who they are going