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Greetings from Village Hall
It has been said Palmetto Bay is a small town with a big sense of community. Well, we've certainly got a big line-up of upcoming community events to prove it. As your new Vice Mayor, I feel privileged to be part of the Village team responsible for providing such an amazing variety of quality programs and activities for the residents of Palmetto Bay. From health fairs and talent shows, to dog parades and major picnics, we hope to keep all of you engaged over the next few months enjoying the wide variety of amenities this "Village of Parks" so proudly offers. I look forward to seeing you -- and serving you in my new role as your Vice Mayor. But if we don't run into each other soon, please feel free to contact me with your ideas and input on how I may better serve you and our community as a whole.
John DuBois, Vice Mayor-Palmetto Bay
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New Twist to Health & Wellness Fair
"Health" and "wellness" are two very important words -- especially this time of year, as so many of us are challenged by ambitious New Year's resolutions. Be it weight loss, exercise, or learning how to truly pamper yourself, allow the Village to help you with your personal goals by attending the 2nd Annual Health & Wellness Fair, Feb. 10, (12-5 p.m.) at Ludovici Park. Dozens of vendors will be on hand with a multitude of products and services -- and free prizes. Most important to remember, this is a "fair," so come out and make it a family day in the park.
"Boomers Got Talent"
Speaking of prizes, this year's event offers a new twist that might even help you with your financial goals -- up to $300 in cash prizes! With special thanks to sponsorship by the Ludovici family, senior villagers 55-and-up are invited to showcase their talents during the "Boomers Got Talent" contest, 2-4 p.m. So shake a tail feather and we'll see you there!
Read more about the event, get a vendor registration form, and sign up for the talent contest. If interested in underwriting this or any other annual Village events, contact Mary Fernandez, the Village's Special Events Supervisor, or call 305-259-1234.
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Council Honors National Players
 Palmetto Bay Pee Wee Football Division-II players nabbed the National Championship at the 56th Annual Pop Warner Super Bowl in November. As Coral Reef Park is the team's home field, Palmetto Bay Mayor Shelley Stanczyk and Village Council called them in to congratulate the players and coaches for this major achievement, along with their families and friends. See photos on Village Facebook.
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Village Hall Closes
Village Offices will close Jan. 21, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. Village Parks remain open. See our Federal Holiday schedule.
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Calling All Dogs!
Palmetto Bay's award winning Dog Park announces a doggie casting call, Jan 27. Please join us at the Perrine Wayside to get your pooch on WBAY TV in a video featuring park amenities.
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Public Meetings
Tune in via WBAY Comcast Channel 77 or via live-streaming video for the Committee of the Whole on Jan. 16; and the Regular Council Meeting, Feb. 4. |
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Crime & Incidents
The Policing Unit provides up-to-date Crime Reports.
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Parks Calendar
Our parks always have a full schedule of entertainment. View our Calendar of activities.
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Celebration Picnic
Planning is underway for this year's Annual Celebration Picnic, March 2. Share the date on Facebook and we'll continue providing details.
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Business Groups
Look into these local business groups: Chamber South, Economic Development Council (EDC), and Palmetto Bay Business Association (PBBA).
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