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Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
Lake Worth Beach City Commission Regular Meeting
The City Commission held a regular meeting that included discussions on agenda reordering, an electric utility update covering wind impacts, infrastructure projects, and energy supply statistics. The commission also discussed the potential implementation of a financial hedging program for natural gas purchases. Additionally, the meeting featured an introduction of the new assistant director of water utilities and a presentation on the gravity sewer cleaning project.
Oct 23, 2026·
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Lake Worth Beach City Commission Pre-agenda Workshop
The meeting focused on utility infrastructure, including system hardening via smart grid automation and the status of utility bond reauthorizations and fund reallocations. Key updates were provided on pipe cleaning operations and debris removal in South Palm Park, along with the installation of a new monitoring well to address saltwater intrusion concerns. Additionally, the commission discussed board appointment updates and expressed concerns regarding the terms of a proposed employment contract.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Lake Worth Beach City Commission Special And Regular Meeting
The City Commission held interviews for various volunteer boards, specifically focusing on vacancies for the Business Advisory Board. Candidates discussed their qualifications, potential contributions to the board, and strategies for improving city engagement and communication between the business community and the Commission. Discussion also touched on managing high commercial rents, filling empty storefronts, and maintaining the city's unique character while promoting tourism.
Oct 16, 2026·Board meeting
Lake Worth Beach City Commission Pre-agenda Workshop
The commission discussed concerns regarding the recent bulk pickup and vegetation disposal fees, reaching a consensus to waive or refund the $300 fines for affected residents. The members deliberated on the development of a comprehensive beautification program, emphasizing the need for structured planning and stakeholder identification. Additionally, the commission addressed the status of an upcoming third-party cost-of-service study and explored the feasibility of increasing the frequency of bulk waste collection services.
