Town Manager

labadieMarshall Labadie
Town Manager
 
(561) 278-4548 (561) 265-3582 mlabadie@highlandbeach.us

The Town Manager’s Office is responsible for implementing the vision, policies and programs established by the Town Commission, for overseeing all Town Departments, and for handling the administrative duties stipulated by the Town Charter, Town Code of Ordinances and State statues including recommending and implementing the Town Budget.

The Town Manager’s office strives to effectively serve the Town Commission and the public through responsible administration of all Town affairs and demonstration and promotion of a high standard of ethics, professionalism, and integrity throughout the Town organization.

The Town Manager’s office fosters open and complete communications, actively seeks out and incorporates citizen involvement and participation, and achieves outstanding results through partnerships with other stakeholders. The Town Manager’s office demonstrates through words, actions and policies a commitment of excellence and to treat all customers (internal and external) with respect and dignity.

Information:
Address:
3614 S. Ocean Blvd.
Highland Beach, FL 33487		 Phone #:
(561) 278-4548		 Fax #:
(561) 265-3582		 Hours of Operation
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday

 Staff Contact Information
Assistant to the Town Manager
Terisha Cuebas 
tcuebas@highlandbeach.us

Manager's Minute

October 2019

November 2019

Quick Links

Town Hall F.A.Q

What is the best way for me to contact the Mayor or one of the Commissioners?

The best way to contact the Mayor, Vice-Mayor or Commissioners, is to call Town Hall directly at (561) 278-4548 and someone will be happy to give you the appropriate direct telephone number.

Sea Turtle Program

Where should I report injured or Dead Sea Turtles to?

Please report injured or dead sea turtles by noting the exact location on beach, by street number or by the name of the property owner/condo to:

Gumbo Limbo Nature Center – (561) 338-1587

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)/Marine Research Institute – (561) 575-5407

FWC Law Enforcement – (888) 404-FWCC

Barbara James, Highland Beach Permit Holder – (561) 272-6496

If you encounter an injured or dead sea turtle, please report it to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Marine Research Institute at (561) 575-5407, or to the FWC Law Enforcement at (888) 404-FWCC.

For more information about how to contact the FWC about sea turtles or other animals, please visit the FWC website.

Additional information about how to help injured or dead sea turtles is available by viewing the following document:

Found an Injured or dead Sea Turtle

Are there sources of light that I may use during sea turtle nesting season?

There are a number of products on the market that are low-level, amber lighting that may be used as an alternative to traditional white lighting. These products are available at area home improvement stores. All beach-side property owners are encouraged to either turn out their lights, or install replacement low-level, amber lighting during turtle nesting season. The public’s cooperation is strongly encouraged.

As a resident on the beach side, how does the Town ordinance affect me?

The key to complying with the Town ordinance is that during this eight month period (March 1st through October 31st), from dusk to dawn, all external light sources (such as pool, deck, patio or security lighting) must not be visible from the beach, or may not illuminate directly or indirectly areas seaward of the crest of the sand dune vegetation.

When is sea turtle nesting season?

Sea turtle nesting season begins March 1st of each year and lasts until October 31st. (Ordinance # 554)

Organizational Charts

You can also download the PDF Version here. Organizational Chart Download