JILONA ACTION ALERT!
As mentioned at the April 9,
Commission meeting, Mayor Dan Comerford encourages all JIC residents to
contact Governor Scott’s Cabinet to voice your
support for the JILONA Original Shore Stabilization Plan. Please let
them know that we want to preserve the historic bluffs and dunes on
which our Lighthouse
stands. This old-Florida landscape is important to the area’s geography
and
safe navigation on the Indian River. Click on JILONA at left for easy e-mail access to
the key persons in the Governor’s Cabinet and for more details.
WILDLIFE WARNING!
Keep a close eye on your cats and dogs as we have another bobcat in the community. Two more domestic cats were attacked in the early morning hours today (March 22, 2012). One was killed and the second received life threatening injuries. The wildlife trapper has been contracted again to catch the predator. A live animal trap will be set tomorrow. The last bobcat took several days to catch, so be cautious with your pets until the bobcat is caught.
BEACH ROAD (SR 707) BRIDGE WILL NOT CLOSE FOR REPAIRS!
GREAT NEWS!! We were advised by Palm Beach County that the 707 Bridge will NOT close for repairs this summer. We were also advised that repairs may be made to the bridge in January 2013, but the bridge will most likely not close for those repairs.
Jupiter Inlet Colony, Florida, in Palm Beach county, is 17 miles N of West Palm Beach, Florida (center to center) and 82 miles N of Miami, Florida. The town is included in the West Palm Beach - Boca Raton metropolitan area. As of 2010, Jupiter Inlet Colony's population is 400 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 30.98 percent.
Jupiter Inlet Colony is located at 26°56′51″N 80°4′29″W / 26.9475°N 80.07472°W / 26.9475; -80.07472 (26.947393, -80.074616). It is located in the southernmost tip of Jupiter Island.