Edna W. Runner Tutorial Center Annual Holiday Shop-a-Thon

The Edna W. Runner Tutorial Center, is in need of donations for their annual holiday Shop-a-thon.  The center is a 501c3 non-profit organization that has been in West Jupiter for over 30 years providing educational & emotional support to the children in the community.  The Shop-a-thon allows these children in need to select Holiday gifts for themselves and their families.  Donations are tax deductible. 

Below is the link to the wishlist.  Items and monetary donations can be dropped off at the Town Hall through December 10th.  CLICK HERE FOR THE WISHLIST.

Town-wide Directory Update

November, 2019 - Please take a moment to update your contact information for the JIC Community Committee (Formerly the POA) 2020 town-wide directory.  The Committee needs to receive your updated information for the directory by December 15, 2019.  Please print and fill out the form.  It can be mailed to JIC Community Committee, 50 Colony Road, Jupiter, FL 33469 or dropped off at the Town Administration Building.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FORM

Holiday LightingContest​

December 3, 2019 - The annual holiday lighting contest is underway.  The judging for the best holiday light displays will take place on December 17th and 18th.  Decorate away!  Happy Holidays

​NOTICE TO RESIDENTS - Turtle Nesting Season Begins March 1st

March 1 is the start of sea turtle nesting season on JIC Beach. Our beach is one of the most densely nested beaches in the world. Researchers from Loggerhead Marinelife Center monitor the beaches daily starting at dawn through November 1st. To help sea turtles nest, please turn off lighting facing the beach and draw blinds to reduce glow. To learn more about these endangered species, please visit Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach or go its website marinelife.org.   Weathered sea turtle informational signs have been replaced at each beach access.  See the sign below.

Florida Friendly Fertilizer 

Click HERE for a Florida Friendly Fertilizer brochure.

U.S. Highway 1 Bridge Construction Information

Click HERE to view the U.S. Highway 1 bridge construction presentation.

Click HERE to view the Jupiter U.S. 1 bridge replacement webpage for all updated information regarding the project.

December, 2018 Quality Cities Magazine Article

December, 2018 - Read the article, Going Green in Jupiter Inlet Colony, written by Mayor Dan Comerford and Town Engineer Tom Jensen, published in the December, 2018 issue, on page 18, of the Quality Cities Magazine by clicking HERE.

2019 JIC Speed Survey

Click HERE to access the 2019 Speed Survey conducted by Kimley-Horn Traffic Engineers.

JIC POA's Inlet/Outlet

Click HERE to access the Jupiter Inlet Colony Property Owner's Association Inlet/Outlet

Notice to all residents:
Please ask contractors and visitors to your residence to park in your driveway if at all possible.  It is a violation of Town Ordinance to park in the street or right-of-way unless the vehicle's operator is actively servicing your property.  If you are having a gathering at your residence, please contact the police department, in advance, and obtain a temporary parking permit for vehicles to park in the street, not blocking driveways, mailboxes, fire hydrants, etc.

ALL NEIGHBORHOOD REHABILITATION PROJECT UPDATES
CLICK HERE
Neighborhood Rehabilitation Project Overview

PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS

In accordance with FSS 119.12 (1)(b)

Please submit written notice of public records requests to the Custodian of Public Records:

Town Clerk/Custodian of Public Records

Jude M. Goudreau

50 Colony Road, Jupiter, FL 33469

Email:  goudreauj@jupiterinletcolony.org / Phone:  (561) 746-3787 / Fax:  (561) 746-1068

TOWN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HOURS

8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday

The Town Administration Building is closed on weekends and holidays.

Safest Town in Florida

Town of
Jupiter Inlet Colony

The Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony is full of wildlife and beautiful gardens.  The beach is accessible from all the homes by taking a short stroll across one of two brick walkways lined by many rare and beautiful flowering plants and trees.  Jupiter Inlet Colony has a community park and a private Beach Club located on the Jupiter Inlet.

The Town government consists of an elected Mayor and four elected Town Commissioners.  The Town Administration Building is located at the entrance to the community, at 50 Colony Road, and is housed in the same building as the Town's Police Department.

Jupiter Inlet Colony was ranked, in 2016, as the "Safest Town in Florida" in which to live, according to crime statistics reported by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the FBI!