In its first year of service, the Jupiter Fire Rescue Department will save taxpayers $7 million from what they are currently paying for fire rescue services. The Town is exploring the best way to fund the $25 million budget to identify the most cost-effective and sustainable way to fund JFRD.
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Join us at the Connect with Council Open House on Thursday, October 22, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Jupiter Community Center. This open house offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with Town Council in a casual, relaxed setting....
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One of the ongoing initiatives of the Jupiter Police Department’s Marine Unit is to patrol our intracoastal waters and conduct enforcement of observed violations....
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Learn about the Town of Jupiter’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget and how it supports the services, infrastructure and projects that serve our community.
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WPTV is celebrating a local educator headed for a national stage! Sireesha Rutter teaches journalism at Jupiter Middle School, and this week she's headed to Salt Lake City to speak at a News Literacy Project conference. She plans to share with hundreds of educators and media prof...
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Jupiter on Thursday started its first day of having its own fire department. It comes with the promise of protection and a hope to save taxpayers' money. Town leaders started the process three years ago to have their own fire rescue department. The decision came after frustration...
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As Jupiter Fire Rescue officially began its first day on Thursday, one of the departments new firefighters is already being recognized for the life-saving work she does. At a recent Jupiter Town Council meeting, Jessica Herman was honored for her heroic actions that helped save a...
