Safe and Secure in our Unique Sense of Community
In Jupiter, we value our quality of life, a term often used to describe
the overall feeling of security, sustainability, enjoyment and well-
being — both as individuals and as a community. Fundamental
to a high quality of life is a feeling of safety, in our neighborhoods,
on our streets, and throughout the community.
Over the years, we’ve grown in
population, in industry, and in overall
size. We’re nearing the point at which
available land is either preserved or
occupied. We’re almost at what is
commonly referred to as “build-out”.
Yet we still have a desire to balance the
sense and feel of a small, coastal town
with the success and sustainability of
a mature community.
In 2019, some important initiatives
and investments will occur that
will help to continue to support
Jupiter’s quality of life, safety, and
sustainability. On the site of the
municipal complex, we will construct
a new, hardened Police Department
facility to house day-to-day public
safety resources and activities, as
well as a data center to support
Town information infrastructure. This
facility will also serve as the Town’s
Emergency Operations Center and
house police and Town personnel
before, during and after disasters
such as hurricanes. This facility will
modernize public safety in the Town,
and help us to continue operations
if and when we are ever faced with a
significant storm or emergency.
2018 ANNUAL REPORT AND 2019 PREVIEW
Mayor
Todd Wodraska
Vice-Mayor
Ron Delaney
Councilor
Ilan Kaufer
Councilor
Jim Kuretski
Councilor
Wayne R. Posner
Jupiter is becoming a mature
community, with different challenges
and opportunities than those we
faced during high periods of growth.
But through it all, our quality of life
and sense of small-town feel is what
keeps us Uniquely Jupiter.
On the March municipal election
ballot, there will also be a land
acquisition bond referendum. If
passed by voters, this referendum
would allow the Town to borrow up
to $20 million for the purposes of
purchasing land. Land considered
for this program would be required to
be either environmentally sensitive
land, waterfront and recreational
land, land for open spaces, land
for archaeological or historic
preservation or land that provides
relief from traffic congestion.
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