does not vote. The Riviera Beach City Council has received national attention for its repeated clashes with local activist Fane Lozman, starting with his successful lawsuit, brought under Florida's open-meetings law, to prevent them from seizing the marina under eminent domain and selling it to private developers. In 2013, Lozman won against the city at the United States Supreme Court in an admiralty case after the city seized his floating home. In 2018, Lozman won a rare second victory at the court, this one arising from his arrest during a city council meeting in November 2006. Education Public Elementary Schools Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School Lincoln Elementary School (formerly Lincoln High School was only for black students during segregation, and before that it was a called West Riviera Junior High School) Washington Elementary School West Riviera Elementary School Public Middle School John F Kennedy Middle School (originally John F. Kennedy High School was only for black students during segregation) Public High Schools Suncoast High School (originally Riviera Beach High School was only for white students during segregation) Inlet Grove High School Charter High School Riviera Beach Preparatory and Achievement Academy (Grades 5–12) Transportation Riviera Beach is served by several bus routes operated by PalmTran. Business and economy EDF Incorporated (1978) Notable people Anthony Carter – Michigan and NFL wide receiver, 3x Pro Bowl selection Devin Hester – NFL record-holding kick returner for Chicago Bears and Atlanta Falcons, member of National Football League 100th Anniversary All-Time Team Elizabeth Jacobson – USAF, killed in Iraq War Richard Rellford – professional basketball player Burt Reynolds – actor, moved to Riviera Beach in 1946 at the age of 10; his father, a police officer, was once the Riviera Beach Chief of Police Willie Young – NFL defensive end See also Amaryllis (ship) References External links Online version (made available for public use by the State Archives of Florida) of a 1939 WPA exhibit on the Conchs of Riviera Beach, Florida 1922 establishments in Florida Cities in Florida Cities in Palm Beach County, Florida Populated coastal places in Florida on the Atlantic Ocean Populated places established in 1922 Port cities and towns of the Florida Atlantic coast