Jupiter News
The latest Jupiter news: city council, schools, police and fire, development and business, each story linked to the record it came from.
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Jupiter home values rise for 11th straight month
Jupiter's typical home value rose to $704,524 in September, up 3.2% in a year and an 11th monthly gain in a row, Zillow says. Homes also sold faster.
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Schools
4 Jupiter-area schools named Schools of Excellence
Jupiter High, Independence Middle, Beacon Cove and Jupiter Farms Elementary are among 45 Palm Beach County schools the state named 2026 Schools of Excellence.
Jupiter Fire Rescue
Jupiter Fire Rescue answers 132 calls in its first 5 days
Jupiter Fire Rescue took 132 calls in its first five days, 103 of them medical, and took more than 75 patients to the hospital, the fire chief told council.
Town Council
Jupiter to vote Tuesday on false alarm fees up to $1,000
Repeat false fire alarms would cost $100 to $1,000 each under a plan the Jupiter Town Council takes up Tuesday. Also on the agenda: opposing Amendment 3.
Town Council
Jupiter could pause $20M in projects if Amendment 3 passes
Island Way, the Community Center and five parks are on Jupiter's list of $20 million-plus in projects to pause if Amendment 3 passes Nov. 3. What each is.
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
Jupiter lighthouse shoreline project to open Dec. 3
The $16 million shoreline project at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse is in its last phase, adding a boardwalk, beaches and snorkel reefs. Opening is set for Dec. 3.
Town Council
Jupiter council to vote Oct. 29 on Inlet Village Sperry site
The 10.5-acre Sperry site on North A1A, planned for a hotel, condos and marina, goes to the Town Council on Oct. 29. Planners want the full Riverwalk kept.