By Jupiter Tide Staff

Photo: Jupiter Tide (Civic Center beach, Oct. 28)

JUNO BEACH — One more path to the beach is open. The Town of Juno Beach reopened beach walkover JB2 on Tuesday afternoon. Several other accesses and parks in north county are still closed.

Juno Beach

Walkovers JB3, JB4 and JB6 are still closed while the town waits for structural assessments, according to its Nov. 3 public information update. The town says the stairs at those accesses aren't safe. Crews are clearing debris, and the town is still working out how to rebuild them. Questions about damage to private property go to the Juno Beach Building Department at 561-626-1122.

Jupiter

  • The beach at the Civic Center and crossovers #45 through #50 are still closed because of erosion, according to the Town of Jupiter's park and field closings page. The town has cancelled all Civic Center reservations for November and December, and no reopening date has been set (Town of Jupiter, Nov. 4).

  • Cinquez Dog Park is closed because of flooding.

  • At Jupiter Community Park, the multipurpose fields, volleyball courts and softball fields are closed.

Palm Beach Gardens

The city said Tuesday that most of its parks have reopened. Lake Catherine Sportsplex and PGA National Park are still closed, and some athletic fields may stay closed, so check the city's daily weather closures page before you go. Sandhill Crane Golf Course and The Nest will stay closed through Sunday, Nov. 8. The driving range (mats only) and the putting green are open.

At the beach today

The National Weather Service's rip current statement for Palm Beach County beaches runs until 7 p.m. tonight, and so does a coastal flood statement for minor flooding around high tide. If you go, swim only near a lifeguard and check the beach flags first. Here's our guide to what the flags mean: https://www.jupitertide.com/p/beach-warning-flags-jupiter-juno-tequesta

Related: Civic Center beach closed by erosion (https://www.jupitertide.com/p/jupiter-civic-center-closed-beach-erosion) · Juno Beach Pier reopens, T-section closed (https://www.jupitertide.com/p/juno-beach-pier-reopens-t-section-closed)

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