Did you know rainfall is
our region’s primary source for replenishing
our limited freshwater supply? With 2011 rainfall
amounts below average, little recent rainfall
and declining water levels plus forecasts calling
for continuing extreme dry conditions, water
conservation is even more important. Palm Beach
County Water Utilities, in partnership with
the South Florida Water Management District,
are reminding you to conserve water and follow
the current three-day-a-week year-round landscape
irrigation restrictions to protect water resources
and help delay additional water restrictions
that may be needed if a water shortage occurs.
For more information about irrigation restrictions,
water-saving tips and up-to-the minute water
conditions, visit www.sfwmd.gov/waterwatch
In an effort to decrease
burglaries and theft, P.B.S.O recommends you make
yourself an undesirable target and secure your belongings
from plain-view. Protect yourself by locking your
home, business, and vehicle. Sheriff's Deputies will
be patrolling neighborhoods looking for personal property
left out in plain view. If discovered a courtesy notification
will be left at your door.
Together, we can make a difference!
Secure windows/doors
Keep perimeter well lit
Lock vehicles in driveway
Motion sensors/alarms
DO NOT hide spare keys outside
Timers for interior lighting
Security cameras
Use deadbolts Grade 2 or higher
Trim hedges/shrubs
Don’t advertise your absence
Plant thorny shrubbery near window
Get
Involved In Your Community!
The Town Council encourages
our residents to be involved with one of the following
committees:
Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do
not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records
request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact
this office by phone or in writing.
