Palm Beach Isles Security
Cameras are used at all entrances and exits to monitor and record traffic entering and exiting the neighborhood. The system was upgraded in the fall of 2018 to be fully digital and includes license plate recognition software.
2020 Incident Updates
August 2020 – No new incidents since May
May 12, 2020- Power washer stolen from 1201 Gulfstream
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Garage was open with owner working at side yard.
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Captured video of a truck entering neighborhood empty and leaving with power washer
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Found the same truck entering and leaving Island Drive with another piece of equipment
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Determined this was the same person and truck from the Feb 28 crime below
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Tag and video given to police outside of city
Apr 15, 2020 – Mercedes S560 Stolen from 1060 Grand Bahama
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Car was in open garage with keys inside. Homeowner was in backyard.
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Captured video of the stolen car leaving and the accomplice's car entering and leaving.
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Reported to Riviera Beach Police for investigation
Feb 28, 2020 – Stolen Bicycle
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Neighbor on the corner of Gulfstream and Ocean Drive reported a stolen bike from her open garage in the middle of the day
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Recovered video of theft and tag number of vehicle
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Reported to police
2019 Incident Updates
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Nov 10, 2019- Car stolen from home on Emerald at 6am.
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Police believe the key may have been stolen from the home earlier in the week by a water filtration supplier that worked inside of the home.
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Video of car entering, two cars leaving, tag numbers etc. given to police
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Car found 11/15. No word on suspects
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8/30/2019 Bimini- Crew of young men checking unlocked cars for valuables
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Captured on video and reported to police
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5/24/19 Island Drive and connected streets- Three boys checking unlocked cars for valuables
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Came in on foot. Police given video of walk in entry, a car and tag that picked the boys up and homeowner video of attempts to open car doors.
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1/27/19 Coral Way- Someone rang home-owners doorbell at 1:22am
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Captured car arrival, departure and tag number on video
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Reported to police
Are You Renovating your Home ?
If you are building, renovating, adding a new roof or dock...
please read the rules and bi-laws
prior to
developing the architectural plans.
The POA Architectural Review Committee regulates the exterior modifications of a property to meet and comply with adopted community-wide standards.
The committee chaired by Chip Lubeck and Dave Brady will provide the necessary forms & the approval process required.
Please contact Chip at
Bridge & Culvert Update
Below is a (PDF) Copy
of the Architectural Plan
for the Central Entrance and the Grand Bahama Bridge replacement.
All residents will be notified at least two weeks in advance prior to Start of the construction launch date.