Councilor Malise Sundstrom

05/25/2026

For those who couldn't attend or watch today's Memorial Day ceremony, the address given by one very dedicated local U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran is worth a quiet moment of your time today.

Drawing on both his time in Iraq and his current work as a mental health therapist, his remarks offered a rare, grounded perspective on what it means to truly belong to a community. He reminded us that the deep bonds formed in service are rooted in an ancient human instinct: that survival and strength come from cooperation, connection, and a shared purpose bigger than any individual.

I'm grateful to him for sharing this with us, and wish everyone a meaningful Memorial Day.

02/26/2026

Thank you Limestone Creek Elementary and Jupiter Elementary School for letting us visit today!

02/26/2026

Thank you Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management and volunteers!

02/19/2026

Welcome!

Congratulations, Shake Shack!

Shake Shack is bringing its iconic burgers, hand-spun shakes, and community-driven spirit to Palm Beach North. Known nationwide for its modern take on the classic roadside burger stand, Shake Shack combines high-quality ingredients with a welcoming atmosphere that makes it a favorite gathering spot for families, friends, and local professionals alike.

From crave-worthy ShackBurgers and crispy crinkle-cut fries to frozen custard and signature lemonades, Shake Shack delivers a dining experience that’s both elevated and approachable. Beyond great food, the brand is committed to community engagement and responsible sourcing, making it a strong addition to our local business landscape.

We’re proud to welcome Shake Shack to the Palm Beach North community and look forward to the energy, flavor, and connection they’ll bring to the area!

Find them at: 6320 W. Indiantown Rd, Suite 11, Jupiter, FL 33458

02/13/2026

Leadership is often about the hard work of building bridges to get results. In the world of the state legislature, you rarely get 100% of what you want, but you work tirelessly to get what your community needs.

This week, the Florida House budget was released, and I am incredibly grateful for the work Representative John Snyder has done for us to ensure that a record number of Jupiter-specific items were included. These Jupiter projects were hard-won, and their inclusion in this first draft ensures they move forward in negotiations.

Working with Town staff, we outlined several appropriations requests last year. These budget items are investments in our safety, our environment, and our infrastructure. They include:

✅ High speed rail safety fencing
✅ Sawfish Bay improvements to help keep our waterways clean
✅ A traffic signal at Toney Penna and Central Boulevard—a project residents always tell me is very important to them. 🚦

See the House General Appropriations Act here: 🔗 https://flhouse.gov/Budget/2026

We have a shared goal: a safer, stronger, and more prosperous Jupiter. As Council's representative for State legislative activities this year, I’m encouraged by our collaboration during this important step in the process.

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