Palm Beach County League of Cities

10/21/2026

Ocean Ridge, FL TMG Alert: A Town Hall Meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 28th from 6 pm - 7pm at the Ocean Ridge Town Hall to give information regarding Amendment 3, which will be on the November ballot. Contact the Town at 561-732-2635, if there are any questions.

10/21/2026

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The Palm Beach County League of Cities partnered with the League of Women Voters of PBC to host a series of public forums educating Palm Beach County residents on Amendment 3. Here's a recap of the final public forum in our series held at the MacArthur Campus on October 14, 2026. League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County, Florida

Guest speakers were: Doug Crane, Director, Palm Beach County Library System
Representative Anne Gerwig, House District 93
Mayor Jim Kuretski, Town of Jupiter
Commissioner Maria G. Marino, District 1
Moderator: Ken Thomas, League of Women Voters of PBC

Streaming events on the FAU Jupiter MacArthur Campus!

10/05/2026

09/29/2026

The League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County, the Palm Beach County League of Cities are collaborating on a series of open public forums to educate the public on the potential impacts of Amendment 3 on property taxes.

*Disclaimer: Palm Beach County does not support or endorse these events.

09/17/2026

08/21/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Palm Beach County League of Cities Congratulates Westlake Vice Mayor Greg Langowski on Election as Florida League of Cities Second Vice President

August 19, 2026 – Palm Beach County, FL — The Palm Beach County League of Cities proudly congratulates City of Westlake Vice Mayor Greg Langowski on his election as Second Vice President of the Florida League of Cities.

Vice Mayor Langowski was selected during the Florida League of Cities Annual Conference, held August 13-15 in Hollywood, FL, where municipal leaders from across the state gathered to address issues impacting Florida’s cities and to strengthen the collective voice of local government.

The Florida League of Cities is a nonpartisan organization representing and advocating on behalf of Florida’s 411 municipalities, 39 of which are from Palm Beach County. Through education, advocacy and collaboration, the organization works to support municipal leaders and protect the ability of local governments to effectively serve their residents.

Vice Mayor Langowski’s election to this statewide leadership position is both a significant accomplishment and a proud moment for Palm Beach County. His service reflects the strong leadership of Palm Beach County’s municipalities and ensures our region will continue to have an important voice in conversations affecting cities throughout Florida.

“Vice Mayor Langowski has demonstrated a strong commitment to public service, collaboration and the principles of local government,” said City of Westlake Mayor John Paul O’Connor, President of the Palm Beach County League of Cities. “We are incredibly proud to see one of Palm Beach County’s municipal leaders take on this important statewide role. His experience and perspective will be a tremendous asset to the Florida League of Cities and to municipalities across our state.”

In his new role as Second Vice President, Vice Mayor Langowski will help advance the Florida League of Cities’ mission of supporting municipal leadership, strengthening Florida’s cities and advocating for the needs of local communities.

The Palm Beach County League of Cities congratulates Vice Mayor Greg Langowski on this well-deserved achievement and looks forward to his continued leadership and service to the City of Westlake, Palm Beach County and municipalities throughout the State of Florida.

About the Palm Beach County League of Cities
The Palm Beach County League of Cities represents the municipalities of Palm Beach County and serves as a unified voice on issues affecting local government. Through advocacy, collaboration, education and communication, the League works to strengthen municipal government and promote solutions that benefit the communities and residents of Palm Beach County.

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08/21/2026

On August 13-15 elected officials from all over Palm Beach County attended the 2026 Florida League of Cities Annual Conference in Hollywood, Florida. FLC installed their new Board of Directors including Vice Mayor Greg Langowski of the City of Westlake who was installed as Second Vice President. Also, the PBC League of Cities held our Annual Gold Coast Breakfast where Michelle McGovern of Comcast spoke. Florida League of Cities, Inc.

07/24/2026

Congratulations to the Palm Beach County Municipal recipients of the 2026 FLC Home Rule Hero Awards!!🎉

05/28/2026

On May 27, 2026 the The Palm Beach County League of Cities installed its 2026-2027 Board of Directors.

On stage from Left to Right – Councilmember Susy Diaz, City of Greenacres; Mayor JohnPaul O’Connor, City of Westlake; Councilor Malise Sundstrom; Town of Jupiter; and City Manager Leondrae Camel, City of South Bay

Bottom from Left to right – Councilor Allan Kaulbach, City of Atlantis; Mayor Molly Young, Village of Tequesta; Mayor Betty Resch, City of Lake Worth Beach; Councilwoman Jan Rodusky, Village of Royal Palm Beach; Councilman Stephen Levin, Village of Wellington; Commissioner Judith Goldberg, Town of Highland Beach; Town Administrator Tracey Stevens, Town of Haverhill; Mayor Danielle H. Moore, Town of Palm Beach; Commissioner Aimee Kelley, City of Boynton Beach; Councilmember Rachelle Litt, City of Palm Beach Gardens; Commissioner Shalonda Warren, City of West Palm Beach; Commissioner Joaquin Almazan, City of Belle Glade; and Mayor Roger Michaud, Town of Lake Park City of Palm Beach Gardens City Hall City of Greenacres, Florida - Government City of South Bay, FL City of Lake Worth Beach Village of Tequesta Village of Wellington Florida