Village Elections

Village Election is March 9, 2021
Qualifying is December 1, 2020 at noon thru December 15, 2020 at noon

It is important that you meet with the Village Clerk prior to the qualifying period to review the Candidate Handbook and turn in the required paperwork to begin your campaign.  If you wait until the qualifying period to meet with the Clerk, there...

Community Center Site Plan Review

During the September 10, 2020 Council Meeting, Council reviewed and approved an application from the Village of Tequesta for a site plan review (presentation and renderings) to build a one (1)-story 14,799 square foot recreational facility at the current ...

Tequesta Fest Canceled

Due to COVID-19, the Village of Tequesta has regretfully canceled the 2020 Tequesta Fest celebration scheduled for 2020. 

We believe for the health, safety, and welfare of our community and staff, it would not be appropriate to host a large gather...

Council Agenda Packet

To access the Agenda Portal, click link below.

Please click the Agenda icon to the right.  

Find the meeting you wish to view and on the right hand side of the screen select "Meeting Details".  This will bring you to the agenda items and their backup.

Contact the Clerk's Offi...

Public Record Request

Use this to make a public record request.

The Village Clerk is the Village's custodian of records. All requests for records should be made through this office. We strive to provide quick service for all requests; however some requests are large and therefore requires extensive staff time to prepa...

Smoke Signals Newsletter

2020 Facilities Assessment Report

The Village of Tequesta completed an update to the facilities assessment report completed in 2011. The assessment update included visual observations, records reviews and updates to estimates previously prepared for anticipated costs of rehabilitation and...

STAR Employee Nomination

Tequesta residents, businesses, customers and Council members now have a unique opportunity to help identify and recognize our STAR Tequesta employees via our new Service Recognition program.

Village Manager, Jeremy Allen is spearheading this customer service initiative as one of his first duties. He defines a Service Star as any employee who “raises the bar above and beyond the Village’s customary, high performance standar...

Fl Dept of Highway Safety Guide to Owning Low Speed Vehicles (Golfcarts)

A low speed vehicle (LSV) is a vehicle with a top speed greater than 20 MPH,
but not greater than 25 MPH. Any person operating an LSV must have a valid driver license. LSVs may only be operated on streets where the posted speed limit is 35 MPH or less.

Visit the linked page for complete information.