This Edition:Inside PBC News:Did you know the PBC Water Utilities Department offers some of Florida’s highest-quality drinking water? Starting July 6, periodic line flushing and temporary treatment modification will start for water utilities customers. The PBC Public Safety Department Animal Care and Control Division is in a critical overcapacity crisis. All adoption fees are $4. For all of this and more, visit PBCGOV.com.
The Linton Boulevard Bridge over the Intracoastal Water Way will be closed beginning Saturday, July 8, at 8 a.m. and reopening on or before Tuesday, July 11, at 5 a.m.
On June 29, PBC joined affordable housing partners Habitat for Humanity, the Lake Worth Community Redevelopment Agency and numerous philanthropic partners in a ceremony dedicating a new home to U.S Army Veteran Melissa Royal and her three sons.
The PBC Community Remembrance Project Coalition, in partnership with the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), announced the winners of the 2023 EJI Racial Justice Essay Contest.
The PBC Office of Equal Opportunity is seeking proposals from qualified agencies to improve accessibility and equal opportunity and promote or increase awareness of the rights and ambitions of persons with disabilities through an awareness program.
Here in The Palm Beaches, our 39 cities and towns within the borders of PBC provide endless opportunities for working, playing and living the relaxed South Florida lifestyle.
The highly anticipated Countdown 2 Zero Mega Pet Adoption Event, organized by PBC Animal Care and Control and Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, is back for its milestone 10th year on July 22.
In response to a critical overcapacity crisis, the county's Public Safety Department Animal Care and Control Division is launching an initiative to encourage community members to adopt animals in need. Throughout July, all pet adoption fees are $4.
The PBC Public Safety Department's Animal Care and Control Division is calling upon the community to prioritize their preparedness plans by ensuring the inclusion of their cherished pets.
In order to deliver the highest-quality water to customers, PBC Water Utilities Department requires periodic line flushing and temporary treatment modification.
The PBC Water Utilities Department makes it easy for residents, visitors and businesses to learn more about the treatment process and water quality standards.
Be part of the national phenomenon and join us for some pickleball inside our air-conditioned gymnasiums at West Boynton, Westgate and West Jupiter Recreation Centers all summer long, through Aug. 5.
