Road And Dock Closures Weekly Update | February 7, 2025

A roundup of a few of the scheduled road and boat dock closures in West Palm Beach, including important changes to road access for the WPB GreenMarket.

Episode Transcript

(01:00:00):
(upbeat music)
Hello, and welcome to
the road and dock edition
of the City Center Podcast
from West Palm Beach, Florida.
I'm Jerry Marcello.
Here are some closures
associated with regular events
happening around the city.
For "Climatists by
Night" on February 13th,
North and South Climata Streets

(01:00:20):
between Narcissist
Avenue and Flagler Drive,
and Lantana Avenue
between Banyan Boulevard
and North Climata Street,
Narcissists between DramaWorks Alley
and North Climata
Street will all be closed
from 1 p.m. until 10 p.m.
City Place, Friday, February 7th through
Sunday, February 9th,

(01:00:41):
and then again Friday, February 14th
through Sunday, February 16th,
Rosemary Avenue
between Okeechobee Boulevard
and Hibiscus Street will be closed.
For the Green Market on
Saturday, February 8th
and Saturday, February 15th,
the 100 block of North
and South Climata Streets,
Narcissist Avenue

(01:01:01):
between Banyan Boulevard
and Datura Street,
Lantana Avenue between Banyan Boulevard
and North Climata Street,
and the 200 block of
Climata Street will be closed
from 5 a.m. until 4 p.m.
The West Palm Beach
antique, flea, and craft market,
which takes place Saturday, February 8th,

(01:01:21):
and Saturday, February 15th,
the three and 400
block of Climata Streets
from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. will be closed.
Around the city of West Palm Beach docks,
Curry Park Boat docks and ramps at 2400
North Flagler Drive,
ramps are gonna be open
daily from sunrise to sunset.
Over at Lake Mangonia Park Boat ramps

(01:01:42):
at 2957 North Australian Avenue,
ramps are open daily
from sunrise to sunset.
Climata Street docks,
South Climata Street
at South Flagler Drive.
Docks are open daily
from 5 a.m. until midnight.
Fern Street dock at Fern
Street and South Flagler Drive,
the dock is open daily
from 5 a.m. until midnight.

(01:02:04):
Now, there's no overnight dockage
that is allowed for
boats, dinghies, or kayaks.
The Fern dock is also the home
of the West Palm Beach Marine Patrol Boat
and West Palm Beach Fire and Rescue Boat.
These are just a few of the short-term
and long-term closures that
are happening around the city.
To see the entire
listing and there are many,
please visit the news section

(01:02:24):
on the official city website at wpb.org.
The City Center podcast is a production
of the City of West Palm Beach
Communications Department.
I'm Jerry Marcello.
We'll see you next time.