Delray Beach officials vote to fight for pride crosswalk

FDOT gives second coat of black paint at Delray Pride intersection; city vows legal fight

Crews work to remove rainbow art installation from Delray Beach crosswalk after 1st attempt fails

The intersection at Northeast Second Avenue and First Street in Delray Beach’s Pineapple Grove Arts District was closed on Wednesday morning, as crews focused on a second attempt at a transformation from colorful to dark gray. Leer en españolThe Florida Department of Transportation crew’s first attempt failed on Tuesday. The dark gray didn’t adhere, so as drivers and pedestrians used the intersection, it started to fade into a mess that showed s…

Delray Beach's Pride intersection painted over again amid legal battle with FDOT

The City of Delray Beach's Pride intersection was found repainted black for the second time this week.

Delray Beach officials vote to fight for pride crosswalk

Delray Beach city officials voted Tuesday night to join a lawsuit against the state of Florida to allow them to keep their pride crosswalk.

Delray Beach commission votes to join south Florida cities in legal battle for crosswalk

In a 3-1 vote, the commission sided with Vice-Mayor Long’s motion to join other cities, including Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach, in petitioning the Division of Administrative Hearings for relief

Delray Beach: Scrubbing out Pride, Sept. 9-10

The Coastal Star posted a blog post For the first time this week, Florida Department of Transportation crews came out in the daylight to continue their work removing all evidence of Delray Beach's colorful Pride intersection in the city's downtown Pineapple Grove business district. … See More