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The manager also reminded council members and residents that Fiesta de Pueblo will be held at Community Park on the coming Saturday from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m., and asked any council members participating in opening ceremonies to arrive after 11:20 a.m.

Why it matters: the passport-processing revenue is a notable source of non-tax revenue for the city and the Fiesta is a public event expected to draw residents.

No actions were taken at the meeting on either item; the manager’s report was informational.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","January 6, 2025 City Council Meeting ","oneSentenceSummary","City manager reported the city processed large passport activity in December (over $46,000) and reminded residents of Fiesta de Pueblo at Community Park on Saturday from noon to 10 p.m.; opening-ceremony participants asked to arrive after 11:20 a.m.","taxTitle","Greenacres, Palm Beach County, Florida","taxId",52797,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6284041,"Council issues proclamations recognizing Kashmir Today and the Lake Worth Herald/Greenacres Observer and honors publishers Mark and Judy Easton",764,852000,1616000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279&start=852&end=1616","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279/thumbnail_852000.jpg","/articles/6284041/Greenacres/Palm-Beach-County/Florida/Council-issues-proclamations-recognizing-Kashmir-Today-and-the-Lake-Worth-HeraldGreenacres-Observer-and-honors-publishers-Mark-and-Judy-Easton","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6284041-d2096e02717f811a69d0f168526eaba9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147376&Signature=IRU1XuV0f3sBlZ-ukUy6FjhOEjEDv237VPzVSHip40UivdP4q0-loJYFLhgjR4Uy1f7dpQ~BwftwuiJ0ZDua05J~SU243VqN88n0WEo52PZ8kQ~Uyevh65nSHWpBSK-U3UqROAceOGar4JYppQF~Hkpfv8MjrdrSkcTufeZGne6VVMrss~Ksa0H8SD4RljlzePL5xv66md5kW9F3PNhXKXBs7hVkDjrQ7YXv6PFsOywra5gY2OkfOW77oKECC-rUCuTR2AId-e~djVEvmFIA9PUoj0Wywd6qAju38G19FMVLQluQ~mijwg9xklGA0TNjhJKcdjCPwpLe5gyJLMlg8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Greenacres City Council issued two proclamations during its special business presentations: one recognizing Kashmir Today’s 31st anniversary and another honoring the Lake Worth Herald and the Greenacres Observer and publishers Mark and Judy Easton for more than a century of service to the region.

Mayor Shaw read a proclamation noting Kashmir Today’s founding in 1994 and proclaimed Jan. 1, 2025 as the magazine’s 31st anniversary in Greenacres, praising its coverage of issues affecting the Kashmiri diaspora. The council invited Sam Zucchi (invited forward) for the presentation.

The council also honored the Lake Worth Herald and the Greenacres Observer, noting the newspapers have served the community since 1913 and praising the Easton family’s multigenerational stewardship. Mark Easton accepted the council’s recognition and spoke about his long association with Greenacres and the newspaper’s role in the community.

Why it matters: the proclamations acknowledge local and diaspora media organizations and mark the retirement/transition of long-serving local publishers.

Mark Easton, in remarks to the council, recalled growing up near Greenacres, thanked city staff and officials, and expressed affection for the community; he also thanked Judy Easton as the longtime, behind-the-scenes worker who helped run the newspapers. The council presented proclamations and thanked the Eastons for their service; no policy actions were taken.","Greenacres proclaimed Jan. 1, 2025 as Kashmir Today's 31st anniversary and honored the Easton family and the Lake Worth Herald/Greenacres Observer for more than a century of service; Mark Easton and Judy Easton were presented proclamations and offered remarks.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6284045,"Greenacres resident Delia Campos, 87, honored with adult education student success award",199,575000,774000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279&start=575&end=774","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279/thumbnail_575000.jpg","/articles/6284045/Greenacres/Palm-Beach-County/Florida/Greenacres-resident-Delia-Campos-87-honored-with-adult-education-student-success-award","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6284045-047e680dfc0aaf668ee72438adc940d5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147376&Signature=UrbJ5zRmCTTtNw4vcnJu6i7d52ppwr8s9E6f1-fxzODOzsE26olnd6MwolbzkPnmP1FlyF8W86s0oTYVfmi9RUqF7IBAZqk1RIupBZExeMLckFSxh~CzhMN~psjLs9R~hI947niRSk52vgmjyeZnz~qfo9ocJyFNQSI2Yberoc7s85UFD1Mnbh6itXMx7OO6UExTxdwFa6Hnsy4Ly0FGiaV~MgQ6G9xfq92lFXPxv~o5PuYToQSQl5XY0SVoCtx~yDtyO9rzvtMAzicrzLVNxi97djQ9ljefedh6PfiMWXwHhflpJBNKiLRd2bWprliVehKPTR2NrQqjiCERanNf~A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Greenacres honored resident Delia Campos at its Feb. 2025 council meeting after the Palm Beach School District’s adult and community education program recognized her with a Student Success Award.

Fred Barch, director of Adult and Community Education for the school district, presented the certificate and described Campos as the program’s most experienced student. Barch said Campos, 87, has attended English classes three days per week since arriving in the United States in February 2013 and participates regularly in the Greenacres Community Center’s activities.

On behalf of the city, the mayor and council presented Campos with a certificate recognizing her dedication to lifelong learning. A student in Campos’s class spoke at the meeting, thanking the teachers and saying the classes helped students “communicate with my family, especially with my children.”

Why it matters: the recognition highlights local adult-education programming and community engagement at the Greenacres Community Center.

The council’s presentation included brief remarks about Campos’s family — Barch said she has two daughters, seven grandchildren and six great-grandsons — and praised her participation in dancing, painting and other center activities. The council did not take formal policy action on adult education at the meeting.","Delia Campos, an 87-year-old Greenacres resident originally from Venezuela, was presented with a Student Success Award and certificate from the Palm Beach School District's adult education program.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6284050,"Council approves owner-funded contribution and easement to extend Chickasaw Road; deed restrictions to be released",157,1638000,1795000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279&start=1638&end=1795","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279/thumbnail_1638000.jpg","/articles/6284050/Greenacres/Palm-Beach-County/Florida/Council-approves-owner-funded-contribution-and-easement-to-extend-Chickasaw-Road-deed-restrictions-to-be-released","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6284050-394588e95c03bf2b9b4ac5f578b256b5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147376&Signature=b7iHrlPOPTemzWX2spvDpwktMC7YCm9s6ur7cTyARYOnyec~Fwl6Ql4~IaJgZsyR0kxj-zZDHq1BbvAyv1gQ-GyohgNAGLsNCtR8aM~k1U6atWfACsMk6lPQnPFPtXVXLM75G~w3Y1fNQpxWAZg8ir0Oodtm0sIIENUblSNzbKhLWEft8BmVRaInobwyBgRWQwRRtSaRxAFcO2FxGeant4mmQBE1IN3BvFxL9QoYfg8BJO3LDQmicA5gWpNpsqG24fAAvTxfxpRJWvlvKqQJNgQ4F3XB27yOLjSOgsfCUAECdadZxJ4MOHqruom3bliOdCz7sLGFXAV7Psz8luYN5Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Greenacres City Council unanimously approved two companion agreements to assist in extending and reconstructing the western portion of Chickasaw Road: a funding agreement under which a property owner will pay $516,007.50 to the city within one year, and an access-and-maintenance easement that releases deed restrictions affecting a portion of the road the city acquired in 2021.

Why it matters: the owner contribution reduces the city's net construction cost and the easement clears legal limitations that city staff said would impede dedication of the rebuilt roadway to the public.

City Attorney (presenting the items) told the council the funding agreement reflects a discounted rate accounting for grant funding the city has received and requires the owner to provide $516,007.50 within one year of signing. The attorney described the access-and-maintenance easement as a companion document and said deed restrictions stemming from a 2021 acquisition from the Glickworth Drainage District should be released because an existing interlocal agreement already governs the area.

Council approved the funding agreement and the easement in separate motions. The funding agreement was approved by voice vote and the record shows the motion carried unanimously. The easement was approved on a motion by Council Member Diaz and seconded by Deputy Mayor Dugo; that motion also carried unanimously.

Details and next steps: the city will accept the owner’s payment per the agreement, apply the funds toward reconstruction of Chickasaw Road and proceed to clear the deed restrictions via the easement so the affected segment may be dedicated as public roadway, per staff recommendation. The council did not provide a timetable for construction at the meeting.

Votes at a glance
- Funding agreement for Chickasaw Road improvements: owner to provide $516,007.50 within one year; approved unanimously (motion carried).
- Access and maintenance easement (companion to funding agreement): approved unanimously (motion by Council Member Diaz; second by Deputy Mayor Dugo).","Council approved a $516,007.50 owner-funded contribution to Chickasaw Road improvements and an access and maintenance easement that releases deed restrictions tied to a 2021 acquisition; both motions passed unanimously.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6284055,"New State Rep. Deborah Tendridge introduces herself to Greenacres, outlines committee assignments and priorities",363,228000,591000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279&start=228&end=591","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2582811-595896988399dd46292c1c1cbd253279/thumbnail_228000.jpg","/articles/6284055/Greenacres/Palm-Beach-County/Florida/New-State-Rep-Deborah-Tendridge-introduces-herself-to-Greenacres-outlines-committee-assignments-and-priorities","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6284055-9200a3a0f8b37ad9adb6880169ed32fd/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147376&Signature=E8HqYd2UE1t5C6VoTD8JVU-EU-j3juQ03Y4lJvgCGSQcdZf~RCj0y4ocXfV~g2wTE8OC3MCRiKZxiXNbn2C8Mu41iz0Uk4Vd0z~CLg3Jpz7TMsO3YHiB-792E5VSaZr8YqOOuPTpqb32ko30ROvqnGGCM~P7Fdoip2sMdm8XjUwL9MF9AfAFN89ZbXkbVK98f0I1RJZcAN3NCnZvVOt7IyxXE2V6cLdymXBC9mgUrABxeqn8djfuJbTCZzt0wvcg3JrIimbGjkuPmrAQC1ycYBlYETs4NM3rcv42nhA2iYNyCYuY3PBD6z-EZVEoW1lPqAl6mUc726UWkN7HO6hZeQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","State Rep. Deborah Tendridge told the Greenacres City Council on Feb. 2025 that she will serve as a local point of contact for District 89 and urged residents to engage on issues including affordable housing, education and access to health care.

Tendridge, newly elected to represent District 89, said she had no legislative update because the state legislative session had not yet started but presented herself as “your bridge to Tallahassee.” She listed committee assignments and urged residents to contact her office with concerns. “I am basically here because session hasn't started yet. ... I am truly going to be your bridge to Tallahassee,” she said.

Why it matters: the representative’s committee assignments shape which budget and policy areas she can influence for local appropriations and state-level programs affecting Greenacres.

Tendridge said she will serve on multiple committees and subcommittees, including academic success, the health care budget subcommittee, information technology and policy budget committee, and the natural resources and disasters subcommittee. She named two staff members present: legislative aide Joey Ipoli and district aide Audrey Pietra, and said her district office is located “on Forest Hill in Florida Mango” and that she will host an open house on Feb. 25.

Tendridge identified affordable housing, education and health care as priorities she plans to champion in Tallahassee and asked the community to join advocacy efforts. “To do this, we have to amplify our voice to make sure that we're actually heard effectively,” she said.

The council did not take action on legislative matters at the meeting. Tendridge invited council members and residents to use her office and staff for constituency help and for potential appropriation or budget requests tied to city priorities.

Looking ahead: Tendridge said she will return after the legislative session with updates and asked residents to share priorities for appropriation requests and other state-level assistance.","State Rep. Deborah Tendridge spoke to the Greenacres City Council as an introduction, listed committee assignments and said affordable housing, education and health care will be priorities; she invited residents to an open house Feb. 25 and identified district staff.","actionData","errors"]

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Manager reports passport-processing revenue spike and announces Fiesta de Pueblo event

Council issues proclamations recognizing Kashmir Today and the Lake Worth Herald/Greenacres Observer and honors publishers Mark and Judy Easton

Greenacres resident Delia Campos, 87, honored with adult education student success award

Council approves owner-funded contribution and easement to extend Chickasaw Road; deed restrictions to be released

New State Rep. Deborah Tendridge introduces herself to Greenacres, outlines committee assignments and priorities