Town of
Jupiter Inlet Colony
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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 inlet.
The town government consists of an elected Mayor and four elected Town Commissioners. The town hall is located at the entrance to the community and is housed in the same building as the town's Police Department.
BEACH ROAD (SR 707) BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED AND REPAIRED FOR TWO MONTHS!
THE SR 707 BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED FROM JUNE 11 THROUGH AUGUST 9, 2012 FOR REPAIRS. A FERRY WILL RUN DAILY FROM 6 A.M. UNTIL NOON AND 2 P.M. UNTIL 8 P.M. THE PICK-UP AND DEPARTURE LOCATIONS ARE STILL BEING NEGOTIATED. THE FERRY WILL BE LARGE ENOUGH TO CARRY AT LEAST 28 PEOPLE. THERE WILL BE AN AMBULANCE, FIRE TRUCK AND A SHERIFF'S DEPUTY STATIONED AT CORAL COVE PARK FOR THE ENTIRE TIME THE BRIDGE IS CLOSED. YOU CAN CROSS THE INTRACOASTAL AT BRIDGE ROAD IN HOBE SOUND IN LIEU OF TAKING THE FERRY. CLICK ON THE "BRIDGE CLOSING INFO" LINK, SECOND FROM THE TOP ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THIS PAGE, FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATION.
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.
NEWS RELEASE!!
November 10, 2011, the Jupiter Inlet Colony Police Department goes high-tech to search for missing children and endangered adults. Chief John Stewart formalized an agreement with the "A Child is Missing Program" that has led to a high-tech method now in place to search locally for missing children and endangered elderly adults. This service is free to Police Departments and is capable of making 1000 calls to homes and businesses in less than a minute in the search area surrounding where the person went missing. To date the efforts of "A Child is Missing" have been credited with more than 920 safe assisted recoveries! Contact Chief Stewart at (561) 746-3787 for more information.
November 10, 2011, the Jupiter Inlet Colony Police Department goes high-tech to search for missing children and endangered adults. Chief John Stewart formalized an agreement with the "A Child is Missing Program" that has led to a high-tech method now in place to search locally for missing children and endangered elderly adults. This service is free to Police Departments and is capable of making 1000 calls to homes and businesses in less than a minute in the search area surrounding where the person went missing. To date the efforts of "A Child is Missing" have been credited with more than 920 safe assisted recoveries! Contact Chief Stewart at (561) 746-3787 for more information.
