Town of Palm Beach Traffic Report Week of June 25

On June 21, a traffic report was issued for the Town of Palm Beach. These are the updates, listed below, make sure to plan accordingly and to be safe:

Southern Boulevard Bridge

• The right lane of South Boulevard, which is between Washington Road and Flagler Drive, is closed from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm until Friday, June 29.
• This is due to work by FPL.

Laurie Lane

• Road closed for “thru traffic.”

Mediterranean, Caribbean and Arabian Roads

• Road restoration will be performed; Local traffic only.

Indian Road

• This is due to tie-ins for transformers; Local traffic only.

FPU Gas Line Replacements

• This applies to the following roads:
  • E Inlet Drive.
  • Mediterranean Road.  
  • N Lake Way between Mediterranean Road.
  • Onondaga Avenue.
  • Manana Lane
  • Debra Lane

Lake Trail

• The southbound part of this road will be blocked off.

Town of Palm Beach Traffic Report Week of June 25

Town Wide Royal Palm Trimming

• Begins on June 26; this will last about three weeks.

Streetlight Replacement

• The closure is by the median of the 400 Block of North County Road.

Town Wide Lethal Yellow Injection

• June 27th; it is expected to be completed in 2 days.

Worth Ave

• Starting June 29 and ending on June 30, this is verticutting the turf from Clock Tower on S Ocean Boulevard going westbound.
• This will impact traffic minimally.

Bike Trail

• Light replacement for bikers.
• This is will replace 5 lights from Angler Ave to Palmo Way.
• Make sure to watch for workers.  

Streetlight Repairs

• This repairs poles along S Ocean Avenue, from blocks 3000-3475.
• Sidewalk closures expected.

Traffic Light Repairs

• Repairs are at the intersection of Royal Poinciana Way and N County Road.
• Temporary devices will be installed; This is starting June 25 and until July 1.

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If you have any questions or concerns, you can call 561-838-5410 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. After hours, all calls can be directed to the police department at 561-838-5454. Be safe and proceed with caution. You can read the full report here.