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Deadline for the November Commissioner’s Update from page 1 the FDEP, expressing our opposition to the proposal and
requesting its withdrawal.
Issue is October 15 Local residents, outraged by the potential environmental Advocacy empowers individuals to take action on

Mail or email to: damage, quickly mobilized. They reached out to elected issues they care about, fostering a sense of ownership over
officials at the local, state, and federal levels, voiced
the direction of government policy. As an elected official,
Bill Thompson, 18583 Lake Bend Drive their concerns, and organized protests. In a matter of I often have the opportunity to hear from constituents
billthompsonsoj@gmail.com days, thousands of residents had signed petitions and daily through letter writing, phone calls, public comment
coordinated protests. As a result, the outcry attracted on agenda items, and additionally once a month during
attention from officials across the state, including Matters by the Public. When individuals realize that their
The Shores of Jupiter Florida Cabinet members, U.S. Congress representatives, voices can have an impact, they become more involved
in the political process. Advocacy and civic engagement
and state senators. These leaders called for increased
website: transparency and urged FDEP to withdraw the proposal. are crucial to the health of a democracy.
As demonstrated in Palm Beach County, when citizens
As Vice Mayor of Palm Beach County and a member of
www.theshoresofjupiter.org the Loxahatchee River Management Coordinating Council, come together to advocate for change, they can profoundly
I was acutely aware of the proposed plan’s potential impact their government and community for the better.
impact on the Loxahatchee River, a designated National Thank you for staying engaged and making your voices
Wild and Scenic River. Protection of water quality and heard. If you’re interested in learning more about the Palm
lands has been a hallmark of our success as a county, much Beach County boards and committees that citizens may
Disclaimer of which is a direct result of various partnerships between participate in, please visit https://secure.co.palm-beach.
Copy appearing herewith may not be the viewpoint the county and FDEP. However, the plan amendment fl.us/ABC/Pub_ABCReports.aspx. As always, please
of The Shores Board of Directors or its newsletter was directly detrimental to environmentally sensitive contact me if I can be of assistance at (561) 355-2201 or
editor. Nor should responsibility be assigned for lands and water quality to the Loxahatchee River. Along by email at MMarino@pbc.gov.
accuracy or validity or articles contributed by with my colleagues, I penned a letter to the secretary of
residents or other articles chosen by the publisher or
the editor.
Town Of Jupiter News from page 1 town parks, with Abacoa and Jupiter Community Parks,
Lighthouse Park, Jupiter Village Park, Maplewood
Realtime Property Management Multi-Purpose Field Replacement: Park, the Heights of Jupiter Park, and F.I.N.D park
seeing improvements completed in 2025.
This year we’re launching an ongoing project to
of South Florida LLC replace aging grass and old irrigation systems in our These projects represent just the beginning of a long-
parks to give sports teams and visitors like-new fields term commitment to revitalizing Jupiter’s recreational
Alexa Schuck, Property Manager to enjoy. By implementing a rotational timeline for both facilities. As we complete the recreation master
612 N. Orange Ave., Bldg C-4, multipurpose and diamond sport fields, we’ll minimize planning process this year and start to implement the
Jupiter, FL 33458 disruptions and keep alternative fields open throughout plan, we’ll continue to seek community input and make
the process. changes where needed. We invite you to stay engaged,
Town Park Upgrades visit our improved facilities as they come online, and
Water bottle filling stations, new Little Free share your experiences with us. Stay tuned for more
The Shores Of Libraries, lightning detectors, new benches and picnic updates as we continue to enhance our town’s public

Jupiter Homeowners tables, and new landscaping are being planned for many spaces for all to enjoy.
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