Frequently Asked Questions

Click here to find updates, view reports and other information regarding the coastal protection plan.

To find information about what the town has planned for the coastal protection, please click here. You may also view the Shore Protection Board Public Meetings. To find more information about these meetings please click here.

Please visit the Town Clerk's page to access the public meeting archive with past meeting videos and documents. 

Historical agendas and minutes will be available directly through the Public Meetings portal in the coming weeks.

These records fall under the jurisdiction of the Palm Beach County Clerk of Court, not the Town of Palm Beach Clerk's Office. Please contact their office at 561-355-2996 or visit their website.

These records fall under the jurisdiction of the Palm Beach County Tax Collector. Please contact them at 561-355-2264 or visit their website.

These records fall under the jurisdiction of the Florida Department of Health. Please contact them at 561-840-4500 or visit their website.

Please contact the Palm Beach County DMV at 561-355-2264 or visit their website.

• Learn more about parking passes
• Access the online parking ticket portal
• Call the Finance Department

Please contact Code Enforcement at 561-227-7080.

Please visit the Planning, Zoning, & Building Department's webpage on Business Tax Receipts or contact them at pzb@townofpalmbeach.com for more information.

You can schedule this by following the steps here. 

You can schedule an inspection by following the steps here. 

Please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building Department at pzb@townofpalmbeach.com. 

Please visit the Palm Beach County Clerk's website to get information about divorce.

To watch a Town Council meeting, please go to the Public Meetings Webpage. Click on the meeting you would like to watch, then go to the Meeting Media tab to access the video. For further assistance, please call (561)838-5410.

Visit the Citizen Access Portal webpage.

You can request documents by submitting a Public Records Request on the Citizen Access Portal webpage.

To search for open permits, please visit our EPL (Enterprise, Permitting and Licensing) platform to view open permits.

For the phone tree please call 561-838-5400. This will direct you to the department you are looking for. When looking for a specific department's phone number, please go to Departments & Divisions | Palm Beach, FL - Official Website and find the department you are wanting. From there, phone numbers should be on the right-hand side of the page. 

Palm Beach is listed as a Government Entity that participates in the Palm Beach County Lobbyist Registration System. 

Lobbyist registration link

For questions about permits in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Town Clerk’s Office at (561) 838-5416. They can guide you on the appropriate process and direct you to the right department if needed.

For information about votes or actions taken at a Town of Palm Beach meeting, please contact the Town Clerk. You can reach the Town Clerk’s office at (561) 838-5410 for official records, minutes, and vote details.

You can submit or upload a public comment through the Town Clerk’s Office. If you need help with the process or have questions, please contact the Town Clerk at (561) 838-5416.

Public records requests for the Town of Palm Beach should be directed to the Town Clerk’s Office. Please contact them at (561) 838-5416 for instructions on how to submit your request.

For questions about charitable event or special event permits in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Town Clerk’s Office at (561) 838-5416. They handle the application process and requirements for these permits.

To obtain a special event permit for the beach in the Town of Palm Beach, submit an application through the Citizen Access Portal at townofpalmbeachfl-energovweb.tylerhost.net (or via townofpalmbeach.com under Permits).

Key Requirements:

- Detailed site plan, event summary, photos of setups (e.g., tents, furniture), and proof of insurance ($1M+ liability naming the Town as additional insured).

- Apply via Town Clerk's Office; Public Works may inspect site pre/post-event.

Contact Town Clerk at (561) 838-5416 for forms, fees, and review (allow 30+ days).

Yes, the Town of Palm Beach requires a Commercial Filming Permit for any video production or photography for commercial purposes on public property (e.g., streets, sidewalks, parks, beaches).

- Apply 30-45 days in advance via the Town Clerk's Office; approved by Town Council.

- Fees: $1,500 non-refundable application + $1,000 per filming day (max 7 days/month).

Restrictions: Allowed only in commercial zones (not residential/government buildings); hours 10 AM-4 PM or 6 PM-8 AM; prohibited Nov 15-Apr 15 (high season).

Requires site plan, insurance ($1M+ liability), hold harmless agreement, and property owner permission if private land impacted.

Contact Town Clerk at (561) 838-5410 or visit townofpalmbeach.com/365/Town-Clerk for the application.

No additional permits are required from the Town other than what the FAA requires. Drones and model aircraft operated within the town shall be operated and registered in accordance with all rules and regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the State of Florida relating to said operation and registration according to Sec. 14-35.

Contact the Public Works Water Resources Department. They can be reached at 561-838-5440.

The City of West Palm Beach maintains and provides the water coming in to the Island. They also are in charge of the water meter boxes, and hydrants located on the Island of Palm Beach. City of West Palm Beach contact number: (561)822-1300 or click here to view their website

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Please visit our Underground of Utilities website to get the latest information related to this project.

To dispose of medical waste, you can visit the Town of Palm Beach Police Department lobby to dispose of these safely. For more information, please go see News Flash • Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, FL. 

View Section 4-20 in the Palm Beach County code to get instructions and regulations.

Information about the next meeting date can be found on the Shore Protection Board webpage.

A Dewatering ROW Permit would be required to discharge into the roadway or alleyway.  All water entering the street goes out to the Lake Worth Lagoon. Discharges are regulated for chemicals and sediments. The Dewatering ROW Permit can be found online under the Town Building Department, EPL.   Permits@TownofPalmBeach.com can assist you further.  

No chemicals or sediments are allowed to be discharged into the Town's stormwater system by dewatering operations.  Draining chlorinated water directly from a pool to the Town's stormwater system is prohibited; the water needs to be pretreated; i.e., discharged to the ground and pumped by a below ground dewatering system or left without any additional chlorination for at least 7 days.

The dewatering system is required to include a closed conduit (blue flex pipe) within the ROW down to a Town inlet. For the ROW permit provide a sketch of the proposed conduit system to include provisions for encountered driveway crossings, if applicable, and the inlet you desire to discharge into.

No equipment or vehicles are allowed within the ROW without a separate ROW permit, specific to the proposed work.  Go to permitting system, EPL on-line to view the various ROW permit types.

To find the schedule for garbage, recycling, yard waste, and special collections in Palm Beach, please visit the official website: Waste Collection Schedules | Palm Beach, FL. 

For questions about trash pickup schedules, recycling, yard waste, or bulk collection in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at (561) 838-5440. They manage all waste collection services and can provide your specific schedule or assistance.

For questions about utility forms in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at 561-838-5440. They can assist with utility service requests, forms, and related inquiries.

In the Town of Palm Beach, sewer questions, concerns, and service issues are handled by our Public Works Department. Contact them at (561) 838-5440.

The Peruvian District in Palm Beach has undergone streetscape enhancements, including improvements to Peruvian Avenue, funded partly through a special non-ad valorem assessment process under Florida Statute 197.3236.

Specific assessment amounts are determined per property based on project boundaries and resident approval (typically requiring two-thirds support). These cover capital projects like streetscape work in the 400 block of Peruvian Avenue.

If you have questions about the Peruvian District Improvements assessment, please contact the Town of Palm Beach Finance Department. The Finance team can review your specific assessment and provide detailed information. Contact them at (561) 838-5444.

If you need to report damage to a sewer line in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at 561-838-5440. They handle sewer-related issues and can dispatch a crew or provide further instructions.

The Public Works underground project is an ongoing, long‑term infrastructure effort to place overhead utility lines and related equipment underground to improve reliability, safety, and the appearance of the Town. For the most current details about the status of work in your area, traffic or access impacts, or schedule information, please contact the Public Works Department at (561) 838-5440.

For questions about the work schedule for Clarke Avenue alley, please contact the Public Works Department at (561) 838-5440. They can provide updates on timelines, impacts, and project details.

For requests to pump out water from a pool in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at 561-838-5440. They can assist with approvals, scheduling, or guidance on proper disposal to protect local waterways and infrastructure.

For questions about whether a permit is required for tenting or extermination, please contact the Public Works Department at (561) 838-5440. They can provide guidance on local requirements and the permitting process.

For questions about internet outages in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at (561) 838-5440. They can assist with troubleshooting or direct you to the appropriate utility provider.

For questions or service requests related to Public Works in the Town of Palm Beach—such as sanitation, maintenance, or infrastructure—please contact the Public Works Department at 561-838-5440. They can assist with reporting issues or providing guidance on Town services.

For questions about light poles handled by Public Works in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Public Works Department at 561-838-5440.

Please reach out to the Public Works department at 561-838-5440 to schedule a meeting. 

Contact the Public Works Water Resources Department. They can be reached at 561-838-5440.

For questions or concerns about electrical issues managed by the Town of Palm Beach Public Works Department, please contact Public Works at 561-838-5440. They can assist with Town-maintained electrical infrastructure and related service requests.

Our offices are located in Town Hall. The address is 360 South County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480. We are located between Royal Palm Way and Worth Avenue across the street from the Fire Station. The entrance to the office is located on the North end of Town Hall.

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The Knox-Box® Rapid Entry System is a secure emergency access program developed for property owners and first responders. The Town of Palm Beach Fire Rescue uses the Knox-Box Rapid Entry System to prevent costly entry damage while protecting property and lives. When a fire breaks out or there is a medical emergency, Knox® products allow immediate entry into buildings and property without forced entry damage or delay. Property owners store entrance keys, access cards and floor plans in high-security Knox-Box key boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner is keyed to a single master key controlled by the Fire Department.

Ordering:

• Go to Knox Corp web site – www.knoxbox.com/Products

• In the upper right had corner click the red “BUY” button

• Select your location from the drop down menu “FLORIDA”

• Select the Town of Palm Beach Fire Department this is listed under “Palm Beach Town Fire/Rescue”

• Select the top listing and choose the type of box you would like to purchase

• Complete your information and click the “Add to Cart” button.

• Confirm you have the correct Fire Department “Palm Beach Town Fire/Rescue”

• Submit Order

Installation:

• When you receive your new box you will need to have it installed; we asked that the box be at least 5 ft. above the ground, near the main entrance to your home or business. The box should be unobstructed and in a place where it will be visible to first responders.
• When the installation of your box is complete, please contact the Division of Fire Prevention and Life Safety to schedule an appointment to lock your box.
• Please have any keys, codes, medication lists, floor plans, etc. prepared for the Fire Inspector to lock in your box.

If you have any questions during this process, please contact the Division of Fire Prevention and Life Safety at 561-227-6440. 

Yes, the Department provides classes through our Community Education program of the Training Division. For additional information, please call 561-227-6436. Our Community Outreach Coordinator will contact you as soon as possible.

The Fire Department does install/inspect car seats, but by appointment only. Please call our administrative office at 561-838-5420 to arrange a time for installation.

The Department contracts with a third-party billing agency, EMS Management and Consultants, Inc., for emergency transport billing. You may access information via their online patient portal or by calling (800) 814-5339 to speak with a representative.

If the damaged or leaking hydrant is on public property, contact the Fire Prevention Division at 561-227-6440 or the City of West Palm Beach Public Utilities Division at 561-822-1300. If it is a private hydrant, it is the responsibility of the property owner to have the hydrant repaired or replaced.

Visitors are welcome in the fire stations during business hours as long as personnel are in-house. The stations are closed when out on calls, inspections, training, etc. We suggest you call our Administrative Office at 561-838-5420 to ensure that station personnel are available. Residents requesting an at home visit may call to make arrangements. Every effort will be made to accommodate your requests; however, please be aware that all units will still be in service and must respond to all emergency calls.

An individual wishing to become a firefighter must meet the requirements of Florida State Statute 633.412, Firefighters qualifications for certification.

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Please see the Solid Waste Authority for more information.

The phone number for the North Fire Administration is (561) 838-5420.

View our construction and landscaping hours available at this link. 

The Planning, Zoning & Building Department is located at 360 S. County Rd. in the Town of Palm Beach.

If you are coming from Okeechobee Boulevard, travel east over the Royal Park Bridge to South County Road. Turn right (south), go past the fountain in the middle of the road (two blocks), and Town Hall is located on your left. The Department’s entrance is on the East side of the building. Parking is available on the East side of the building, or on side streets.

If you are coming from the Flagler Memorial Bridge or from points north, take Royal Poinciana Way east to County Rd. Turn right (south), and travel south until you reach Royal Palm Boulevard.

Continue south two blocks and follow the directions listed above.

If you are coming from the south, follow S. Ocean Boulevard north until you reach Chilean Avenue (two blocks north of Worth Avenue). Turn left (west) and go one block to S. County Road. Turn right (north) on S. County Rd. and Town Hall will be on your left.

All work except for installation of carpet, wallpaper and interior painting require a permit. Refer to the Florida Building Code Online and the Town's Code of Ordinances for acceptable methods. For questions about building fines in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning, and Building (PZB) Department at (561) 838-5430. They can assist with fine details, payment options, and resolution processes.

The Department is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Monday through Friday except for Town Holidays. In-person submittals end at 4:00pm daily.  However, you may apply online through the TOPB Citizen Access Portal 24/7.  Our main telephone line is 561-838-5431. If our intake personnel are working with customers, please leave a message and they will return your call promptly.

 The Records Division is available to view records from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday except for Town Holidays. You may submit a request online here.  

 The best time to contact inspectors is between 7:45am and 8:30am, and 3:15 pm to 3:45 pm. Their telephone numbers can be found here.

During normal business hours (M-F 8:30 am - 4:30 pm)
Call Code Enforcement: 561-838-7080

Outside of normal business hours
Call the Police Department's non-emergency phone number: (561) 838-5454

All ocean-front property owners are required to ensure that no artificial light illuminates any area of the beach or water that may be used by nesting sea turtles and hatchlings. To accomplish this, the town requires that all lighting is positioned or shielded so that light is not visible from the beach or water during the period from March 1 through October 31 of each year.

All coconut trees in the town must be trimmed annually by August of each year, so that on August 1 of each year they will be free of coconuts, coconut blooms, and dead or dying fronds. This will protect life and property during periods of high winds and hurricanes and protect pedestrians and vehicular traffic where coconut trees overhang walkways and streets.

Yes, you will need to complete the Contractor Registration on the Town of Palm Beach's Citizen Access Portal if you are registering with the Town for the first time or if you completed the registration prior to April 2nd, 2024. Click here for instructions on how to complete the Contractor Registration through the Citizen Access Portal.

You may discharge a contractor by forwarding a letter of discharge to the Planning, Zoning & Building Department indicating the contractor's name, permit number, and the property address. A reason for the discharge may also be included. Please note that you may not authorize the transfer of a permit to another contractor. Only the permit holder may authorize the transfer of his/her permit.

Specific details can be found in Chapter 18 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances. See the current fee schedule.

The qualifier and/or the property owner for your permit must write a letter to the Planning, Zoning and Building Department indicating that he/she wishes to cancel the permit. The letter should include the permit number, the job site address, and the reason for the cancellation. For further information please call 561– 838- 5431 or email permits@townofpalmbeach.com. 

Register online through the TOPB Citizen Access Portal.  Or Visit our office with a copy of your Certificate of Competency from the State of Florida or Palm Beach County, whichever is applicable. If you have earned a Certificate of Competency from Palm Beach County (U-Card) you must also register with the State of Florida and must submit both the U-card and the State registration to the Town. You are not required to submit insurance information when you register. 

See the Constructions and Landscape hours here.

To see the Town Observed Holidays where there can be no major construction or landscaping, click here. From there you can find the section titled no construction/landscaping dates. 

If your permit was issued after April 1, 2024, in EPL, visit the Citizen Access Portal.   If your permit was issued prior to April 1, 2024, and begins with “B” it was issued in EDEN, visit our Citizen Services website. 

For permits issued after 4/1/2024 in EPL, visit the TOPB Citizen Access Portal.   

For permits issued prior to 4/1/2024 in EDEN, there are two ways to schedule an inspection. You can schedule, change or cancel an inspection using our Interactive Voice Recognition (IVR) System at 561-227-7090 or our permit system online. The IVR system is available 24 hours a day. Please cancel an inspection prior to 7:30 am the day of the inspection or you may incur inspection fees. The system will confirm that an inspection has been scheduled or canceled. The system is sensitive to background noise. We suggest you mute your phone as you enter your responses on the keypad. You can also schedule, change or cancel an inspection online on our Citizen Services website. Register as a user, and you will be able to schedule, change and cancel inspections.

Inspections may be scheduled until midnight and will be performed the following working day. You may contact any of the inspectors before 9:00 am to find an approximate time. The inspector's information can be found here.

Inspection cancellations should be reported to the Inspectors on or before any given inspection date to avoid a reinspection fee. See inspection scheduling instructions on the website for a list of Inspectors and phone numbers. ( See How to Schedule or Cancel Inspections)

Contact the Town of Palm Beach Police Department at (561) 838-5454.

If you have a business location, or work within a salon or brokerage here in town, you will need a Business Tax Receipt. Please visit here for more information.

It usually takes up to 7 business days from the date we receive all of the required information.

The Town’s Business Tax Receipt period is from October 1 through September 30. Any Business Tax Receipt purchased for that period expires on September 30.

Tax Receipts are available for renewal after July 1 of each year. The Town sends out a courtesy renewal notice approximately 60 days before your Business Tax Receipt is due to expire.

No, you must apply for and receive your Business Tax Receipt from the Town before you can open for business.

A Palm Beach County Business License application will be mailed to you with your approved and issued Town of Palm Beach Business Tax Receipt. You will be required to submit that application to the county along with a copy of the Town's Business Tax Receipt for proof of zoning approval. Visit the Palm Beach County Tax Collector Website, or by calling (561) 355-2272.

If you are doing business in a name other than your own personal name (first and last) or incorporated name, you must provide proof of Fictitious Name Registration prior to obtaining a Town Business Tax Receipt. You may pick up a Fictitious Name Registration Packet at our Department, or file for incorporation or a fictitious name online at www.Sunbiz.org.

Please navigate to the Town Calendar that contains hearing dates for ARCOM, LPC, and/or Town Council.

Submittal deadlines for Development Review projects (ARCOM, LPC, and Town Council) are listed in the Development Review Calendar.

If you are planning on submitting for a Development Review project, please follow the Development Review Instructions.

The Town of Palm Beach allows for changes to landmarked properties, as long as those changes have been approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission and are in keeping with the architectural style of the building. Landmarks Preservation Commission approvals range from sign or awning approvals to approvals of substantial additions to landmarked homes, new cabanas, new guest houses, etc.

To see if your scope of work requires Commission Review or Administrative Review, please view the Project Designation Matrix.

*Note: All Landmarked or Historically Significant Building properties that submit for Administrative Review are reviewed with the LPC Chair. *

Generally, we have copies of all documents submitted to or issued by the Planning, Zoning and Building Department related to private property. Examples of these include issued permits and their applications, certificates of occupancy, surveys, plans and specifications for construction and zoning applications with approvals or denials. We also have ARCOM and Landmarks Preservation records available.

Submit a Records Request here.

In order to obtain copies of any records complete and submit your request, visit the Public Records Request Portal. 

Please consult the Fee Schedule to determine the cost of copying various documents and records. We accept cash, checks and credit card payments. Blueprint size records are copied at an outside source and they determine copy costs.

Please refer reach out to a member of staff at PZB@townofpalmbeach.com.

If you believe you have a situation where you cannot conform to the Town’s zoning regulations, you may apply for a variance which requires approval by Town Council. 

Please refer to the Town’s Planning & Zoning EPL software or further information on this process or reach out to a member of staff for instructions on how to submit your proposed project for review at PZB@townofpalmbeach.com.

All short-term rentals, including, but not limited to Airbnb are strictly prohibited. Please review the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances for more information.

To get a Certificate of Occupancy, please contact the Planning, Zoning and Building department by calling (561) 838-5431 or emailing PZB@townofpalmbeach.com

You can view the Town's Ordinance related to a Certificate of Occupancy on Municode.

Yes, long-term rentals are allowed in the Town of Palm Beach if only one property is being rented. However, if more than one rental unit in the Town is owned, then a Business Tax Receipt is required.

561-838-5431 is the phone number you should call with questions regarding planning, zoning, or building. 

Subject to current policies and procedures, the Town of Palm Beach will generate a letter (“DEP Letter”) for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) as written evidence that the activity or construction proposed east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL), as submitted, does not contravene zoning requirements.

To request a DEP Letter:

1.  Log in to the EPL Portal and apply for “DEP Zoning Compliance Letter” plan type (https://townofpalmbeachfl-energovweb.tylerhost.net/apps/selfservice#/plan/apply/231/0/0).
2. Complete and submit the online form & upload the required documents:
   1. DEP Zoning Compliance Request Cover Letter. A request for the Town’s confirmation of zoning compliance, on company/firm letterhead containing:
      1. The property address, the legal description, and the property owner.
      2. A clear written description of the scope of work east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL); include application numbers for any relevant design review and/or Town Council zoning approvals.
      3.  Contact information of requestor, including name, firm/company, phone number, and email address.
      4.  Digital or electronic signature.
   2. Architectural / Engineering Plan Set(s). A plan set of proposed work/improvements with required information containing:
      1. Location of Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL), Property Lines, Required Setbacks, Setbacks to Proposed Improvements, Town of Palm Beach Official Bulkhead Line, and any other information required to demonstrate compliance with zoning.
      2. Plans must be digitally signed & sealed by each professional.
   3. Current Property Survey:  
      1. Dated not more than one-year from submittal date.
      2.  Contains CCCL, TOPB Official Bulkhead Line, etc.
      3. Survey must be digitally signed & sealed by surveyor.
3.  Pay required fees.
4. Please allow up to approx. 10 calendar days for staff to review the request. Staff will advise if the letter cannot be issued and why, or if additional information is needed.
5. Staff will issue the letter electronically to requestor through the EPL Portal.

For questions about Business Construction in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They handle permits, zoning approvals, and compliance for commercial projects.

For questions about commercial alteration permits in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They can assist with permit requirements, applications, and the review process.

For questions about business license payments in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They can assist with business license fees, payment options, and related permit requirements.

For questions about PZB permit applications, please contact the Planning, Zoning, and Building Department at (561) 838-5430. They can assist with application requirements, processes, and status updates.

For questions about roofing permits in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They can assist with permit applications, requirements, and the approval process for roofing projects.

For construction noise complaints in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They handle permit compliance and can investigate noise related to approved construction activities.

For permit requests to fill a hole in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department at 561-838-5430. They handle land alteration permits, drainage reviews, and compliance requirements to ensure proper site work.

PZB refers to the Planning, Zoning, and Building Department in the Town of Palm Beach. For any questions about planning, zoning, building permits, or related services, please contact them at (561) 838-5431. 

Immediate Gas Line Safety Steps

If you smell gas or suspect a leak, evacuate immediately, avoid sparks or flames, and call 911 from outside your home. Then contact your gas provider: Florida Public Utilities at 800-427-7712 (covers Palm Beach) or Teco Peoples Gas at 877-832-6747.

Non-Emergency Repairs

For issues like low pressure or appliance hookup information please contact the Planning, Zoning and Building department (PZB) at 561-838-5430.

Do not attempt DIY fixes on gas lines—professional inspection is required for safety and code compliance.

In the Town of Palm Beach, schedule inspections via the EDEN Citizen Access Portal at townofpalmbeachfl-energovweb.tylerhost.net: log in, select "Request Inspections," choose your date (by 11:59 PM prior), and confirm.

Alternatively, use the Interactive Voice Recognition (IVR) system at (561) 227-7090 (24/7 availability); cancel before 7:30 AM to avoid fees, and contact your assigned inspector before 9 AM for timing.

For issues, call the Planning, Zoning & Building office at (561) 838-5431 (after 9 AM cancellations) M-F during business hours.

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Our facilities are open to residents of the island, non-residents, and tourists. Although, the Mandel Fitness Center is residents of Palm Beach Island only. Fees apply for access to most facilities and programs. Click here to learn more about the recreation department. 

Recreation Department

Tennis Centers

Par 3 Golf Course

Town Marina

You may sign up for our weekly e-blasts or be added to our mailing list by contacting us at recreation@townofpalmbeach.com

You may register for programs or activities here, or over the phone at 561-838-5485.

To find the going rates for tennis lessons, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Tennis Webpage.

To view the rates for annual, semi-annual, and day passes for tennis, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Tennis webpage.

The Fitness Center, at the Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center - Hours of Operation.

For specific details, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Website.

To view Fitness Center Resident Passes, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation - Membership Webpage.

To view options for Personal Training, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Personal Training Webpage.

To view the types of Fitness Programs offered, please visit the Mandel Fitness Website. 

To view the rates on fitness classes, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Group Fitness webpage.

To view the divisions for Youth Sports, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Youth Sports webpage.

To view the type of Youth Sports that are offered, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Youth Sports webpage.

To view when Youth Program Registration, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Youth Enrichment Webpage.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Youth Enrichment webpage to view programs offered for each age group.

To view the fees for summer camp and afterschool care, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Camps Webpage.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Adult Programs Webpage to view when registration opens for Adult Programs.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Adult Programs Webpage to view the types of adult enrichment programs offered.

To rent a room for an event, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Facility Rentals Webpage.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Rental Policy Webpage to learn more about the Rental Policy.

To view tennis court availability, please create an account on our new system Play by Point. 

To view payment details for a reservation, please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Fieldhouse Webpage.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Sign Up Webpage to create an account on the new booking website.

To learn more about the Friends of Recreation, please visit the PB Rec Center Webpage.

Please visit the PB Rec Center Webpgae to learn more about donating.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Facility Rentals Webpage to view room sizes and rental policies.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Rental Form Webpage to apply for a rental.

Please view the Palm Beach Par 3 Calendar Webpage to view upcoming events.

To purchase a golf pass, please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Pass Webpage.

Please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 Webpage to view Driving Range details.

Please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 Website to view the requirements to book a cart and clubs.

Please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 website to view information about golf clinics.

Please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 website to book a tee time online.

To register for a dance class, please visit the Day Smart Recreation Website.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Center at: 340 Seaview Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida, 33480

For more detailed instructions, please visit the Palm Beach Website.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation Center website for the most up-to-date information on Recreation in Palm Beach.

Any one of the following listing a valid Town of Palm Beach address may be submitted for proof of residency: unexpired State of Florida Driver's License, Voter's Registration card, current ad valorem Property Tax receipt, deed or other official document listing ownership of property or a 6 month or more lease agreement for residential property on the island, any utility bill listing the name and residential TOPB address, mail from a credit card company, bank or other financial institution which lists the name and residential TOPB address, or an unexpired TOPB employee identification card.

All Recreation program refund requests are subject to a $15 processing fee, are prorated, and no refunds will be issued after the second meeting of any activity. A $10 fee will be assessed for all transfers, and no transfers will be issued after the second meeting of any activity.  All basketball and pickleball reservations must be cancelled at least 24-hours in advance in order to receive a refund or credit to future use.  Exceptions will be made for medical reasons pending a doctor's note is provided.

If you are interested in teaching at the Palm Beach Recreation Center, you will need to email your name, contact information and brief description of the program you are offering to recreation@palmbeachrecreation.com.

You may contact the office directly at 561-838-5485 or email us at recreation@townofpalmbeach.com

Recreation Department

Tennis Centers

Par 3 Golf Course

Town Marina

If you are interested in teaching at the Palm Beach Recreation Center, you will need to email your name, contact information, and brief description of the program you are offering to recreation@palmbeachrecreation.com.

You may contact the office directly at (561)838-5485 or email us at recreation@townofpalmbeach.com to report a concern.

Our facilities are open to residents of Palm Beach, non-residents, and tourists.

Fees apply for access to most facilities and programs

Based on the Town’s website content, the Seaview Park Tennis Center features the following facilities:

• Seven lit tennis courts with shaded shelters
• A pro shop that offers apparel, accessories, and racket stringing services
• Facilities for programs, drop-in play, lessons, clinics, mixers, tournaments, and league play for both children and adults
• For more information or to inquire about specific programs, you can contact the Seaview Park Tennis Center at (561)838-5404.

Based on the Town’s website content, the Seaview Park Tennis Center offers a variety of programs, including private lessons and clinics for both adults and juniors. 

For the most up-to-date information on available lessons and clinics, it is recommended to call the Seaview Park Tennis Center Pro Shop at (561)838-5404 or visit the recreation's tennis page.

Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center features six tennis courts.

If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to visit the Palm Beach Recreation Website.

Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center offers a variety of programs including:

• Leagues
• Private Lessons
• Mixers
• Clinics
• Tournaments
• Special Events for children and adults throughout the year

To learn more, please visit the Tennis-Palm Beach Recreation website.

Seaview Park Tennis Center: (561)838-5404

Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center: (561)227-6450

Please visit the Palm Beach Par 3 Website or call (561)547-0598 to learn more about golf instructions.

Please visit the Palm Beach Recreation, Pickleball webpage or call (561)838-5485 to learn more about where to play Pickleball.

For information on pricing of adult programs, please click here.

To view the indoor pickleball or basketball court please click here.

The Mandel Recreation Center is located at 340 Seaview Ave, Palm Beach, Fl, 33480. 

Please visit the recreations After School Program and Camps – Palm Beach Recreation website to find information about summer camp and its offerings. 

No, using Annie's Dock at Sea Isle State Park to pick up passengers is not allowed without specific authorization.

Docks in state parks like Sea Isle are generally restricted to official ferry services, loading/unloading for permitted activities (e.g., authorized park ferries), or emergencies; private passenger pickups are prohibited to protect sensitive coastal ecosystems and ensure public safety.

Contact (561) 838-5444 (local Palm Beach coordination) or the park ranger directly for permits or confirmation on exceptions.

To contact the Town's Attorney, please call the Town Manager's Office, 561-838-5410

The Town Manager is the chief administrative officer of the town and is responsible for the planning, organizing, and directing of the day to day operation of the town, with assistance from the Deputy Town Managers.

The current Town Manager is Kirk Blouin. To contact Kirk, call (561)838-5410, or email him at tmanager@townofpalmbeach.com.

Visit the Town Manager's Office webpage to learn more.

To get into contact with the Town of Palm Beach, please call (561)838-5400.

For complaints about the bridge or traffic issues in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Town Manager’s Office at (561) 838-5410. They can assist with reporting concerns and coordinating appropriate responses.

If you have a question for Bob Miracle about a Town of Palm Beach matter, please contact the Finance Department. The Finance team can either connect you with Bob Miracle (if he is the appropriate contact for your issue) or direct you to the correct staff member who can assist you. Contact the finance department at (561) 838-5444.

Retired employees of the Town of Palm Beach with questions about their benefits should contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can assist with retiree benefit payments and related financial questions.

For questions about real estate taxes associated with the undergrounding project, please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can provide details on assessments, billing, and payment options.

For questions that need to be addressed by actuary, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. Staff there can direct your inquiry to the appropriate actuarial contact or assist you with related financial and pension matters.

For questions about the security alarm fee, please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can assist with billing details, payments, or any related inquiries.

If workers (e.g., construction crews or contractors) are occupying designated resident parking spaces in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They manage resident parking permits and can address violations or enforcement related to parking restrictions for residents.

For issues or questions about driveway parking problems on Oleander, please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can assist with related citations, permits, or enforcement details.

For questions about purchasing property owned by the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can provide information on available properties, the sales process, and any requirements or auctions.

Submit a formal request via email or in person at Town Hall, including property details if known; processes follow Florida public bidding laws for transparency.

For questions about parking stickers or permits in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can assist with applications, renewals, eligibility, and related parking permit information.

For assistance with paying for parking when there is no meter available and you do not have the ParkMobile app, please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can guide you through alternative payment options or processes.

For new residents looking to sign up for parking permits or options in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can guide you through the registration process and requirements.

New residents in Palm Beach sign up for parking permits online via the Permit Portal at palmbeach.gtechna.net/permit-portal/.

Eligibility requires proof of residency (e.g., utility bill, deed, FL ID with town address, or 12+ month lease) and vehicle docs (registration, insurance, or rental agreement); short-term rentals/hotels are ineligible. Costs $50 per vehicle for Residential Parking Permit (RPP, block-specific) or ParkMobile Parking Permit (PPP, townwide 2-hour free zones); max 2 per household.

Steps: Create account, add vehicle/permit, upload scans, add credit card (charged post-approval), and confirm via email; visitor hangtags optional. In-person option at Town Hall (360 S County Rd)

For questions about filing a Unity of Title agreement in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can guide you through the form, recording process, and any related requirements.

Yes, owners of multiple properties in the Town of Palm Beach typically need to register each property separately for services like parking permits, assessments, or other town programs. Please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444 to confirm requirements and add permits or registrations for additional properties. For questions about whether owners of multiple properties need to register each one separately in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444.

To upload documents in the Town of Palm Beach Citizen Access Portal (used for permits, parking appeals, or licenses), follow these steps from the official guide.

1. Log into your account at townofpalmbeachfl-energovweb.tylerhost.net (or via townofpalmbeach.com permits page).

2. Navigate to your application or permit under "My Work" or "Attachments".

3. Click the relevant document tile (required ones are marked); select your file via file explorer (PDFs preferred, check file requirements like size/digital signatures).

4. Click "Open" to upload, repeat for all files, then "Next" > "Review and Submit".

For questions about how to upload documents to the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444.

To join the non-resident placard parking waitlist in Palm Beach (for unlimited parking in designated ParkMobile or 1-2 hour zones), call the Finance Department at (561) 227-6334 or email rmalek@townofpalmbeach.com.

Availability is first-come, first-served by area (e.g., Worth Avenue, Royal Palm Way), with waitlists for high-demand zones; fees start at $165/month once available.

No online application—contact them directly to be added and check townofpalmbeach.com/1324/Park-in-Palm-Beach for zone maps.

Log into your Permit Portal account at palmbeach.gtechna.net/permit-portal/ (same as your initial/new resident registration).

Steps:

1. Select "Add Permit" or navigate to your account dashboard.

2. Enter the second property's address (must be owned by you; proof like deed/utility bill required per property).

3. Choose permit type (e.g., RPP for that block), upload docs for the new address, and pay ($50/vehicle).

Each property requires separate registration; contact Finance Department at (561) 838-5444 if the address isn't recognized or for multi-owner verification.

A police report may be obtained online using the Town's records request portal or from the Town of Palm Beach Police Department Records Unit located in the lobby of the Police Department, 345 South County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480. This service is provided Monday - Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. You can also call ahead of time at (561) 838-5480. Please have your case number available.

Our address is 345 S. County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480. We are located between Royal Palm Way and Worth Avenue across the street from the Palm Beach Town Hall.

In any non-emergency situation, dial (561) 838-5454. This number is available 24 hrs. a day, seven days a week. Use this number to report suspicious activity or to request any police service. In any emergency call 9-1-1. Describe your emergency (police, fire or medical) and stay on the line. Be assured that while you are on the line with the operator – emergency personnel have already been dispatched to assist you.

Certain streets and/or blocks have been designated by the Town of Palm Beach for parking by resident permit only. If the street on which you live has been so designated, you can obtain a permit at the Finance Department in Town Hall, 360 S. County Road, Palm Beach. You must show proof of residency and a vehicle registration. Temporary parking permits are also available for guests. For more information, please call the Finance Department at (561) 838-5400 or download the information sheet.  

For more information please click on the following link:  Park-in-Palm-Beach

The Town of Palm Beach requires all alarms to be registered. You can download the ALARM REGISTRATION APPLICATION here and return the Subscriber Card in person or mail to Town Hall, 360 S. County Road, Palm Beach on Mon - Fri. from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The following information is needed: the name, address and phone number of your alarm company, names and phone numbers of emergency contacts (persons we can contact when you are not at home and who can respond with a key to your residence if needed). 

The Direct Connect Program saves valuable time by immediately dispatching police when an alarm is activated at your business.

Residents may register for Direct Connect Residential Program by clicking here: Direct Connect Residential Alarm Application

Businesses may register for the Direct Connect program by clicking here: Direct Connect Business Alarm Application

The Police Department’s Crime Scene Unit, which is located on the right upon walking into the police station, will do fingerprinting between the hours of 9 am to 3 pm Monday-Friday.  The Crime Scene Unit will supply the fingerprint card unless the individual requests a specific fingerprint card be used.  To ascertain if we have a particular fingerprint card, you can contact the Crime Scene Unit to inquire at 561-838-5454.

The Palm Beach Police Department offers a "Closed House" service.  Before leaving town, whether for a short vacation or for the entire season, call the department's non-emergency number (561-838-5454) to register for this free service or follow the link below to complete the convenient online form or printable Closed House PDF form. 

When you call, the Telecommunicator will take down pertinent information which will be provided to the officers who patrol your street. Officers will check your house periodically throughout the day and night to insure that it is secure in your absence. When you return to town, call 561-838-5454 to cancel the service. There's no need to re-register each time you leave town. Simply call the Palm Beach Police Department to let us know you wish to activate the service.  

Closed House Printable PDF Form

Yes. Call the Training & Community Relations office at (561) 838-5467 to request a free security survey. A specially trained and certified Crime Prevention Practitioner will conduct the survey and provide you with a written report. This survey is available for private residences, condominiums, offices and retail businesses.

Private citizens or organizations sometimes have the need for police service beyond that which can be provided by the regular assignment of police officers. The Palm Beach Police Department provides for private police services with all associated costs to be paid by the private party. To request this service, please call (561) 838-5467 during normal business hours. 

Visit our Careers Section on this website which will provide information on law enforcement job opportunities and requirements. In addition to applying for open positions, you may also submit your interest in a future position. Should a position become available, you will be notified by email and/or mail. 

To learn more visit:  https://palmbeachfl.attract.neogov.com/

Parking tickets can be paid online with Mastercard or Visa by visiting the link below. You can also pay with check or money order by mailing the citation along with your remittance to: Town of Palm Beach Finance Department PO Box 2029 Palm Beach, FL 33480. If you prefer to make payment in-person, Town Hall is located at 360 S. County Road, Palm Beach.

If you believe a parking ticket was issued in error, you may submit an online appeal. The Palm Beach Police Department will only rescind tickets issued in error. Electing to appeal a parking citation will not waive late fees, which accrue seven calendar days after issuance. If the citation is not rescinded, ALL late fees will apply. 

The appeal is not a plea or request for a court appearance. To hear your case before a magistrate in pursuit of “Not Guilty,” you must provide the court with your name, address, and a copy of the citation in person or in writing (The County Courthouse Clerk of the Circuit Court at P.O. Box 3544 West Palm Beach, FL 33402-3544; Phone (561) 355-2994). The court will notify you of the court date.

To maintain the highest level of public confidence, all complaints will be thoroughly and impartially investigated. The Professional Standards Lieutenant operates as the investigative arm of the Chief of Police to identify and review employee behavior that would tend to discredit the Department and the community we serve. Professional Standards ensures all complaint investigations are conducted with consistency and fairness. Complaints may be received in person, via written correspondence, telephone calls, or anonymously. 

Please call (561) 838-5454 and ask to speak with the Patrol Commander on duty for more information or download the Citizen Complaint form below for further instructions.

Citizen Complaint Form

The Town Emergency Re-Entry List Program is designed to assist our out-of-town residents/owners/lease holders, business owners or property representatives in gaining access to the Town after an emergency (e.g. hurricane) event.  You MUST have a government issued I.D. to be placed on this re-entry list.  Those with a Florida driver’s license that have a Town address do not need to complete this, unless they wish to place a property representative on the re-entry list.  

After your application is submitted your name will be placed on an approved Emergency Re-Entry list that will be verified by an officer at designated re-entry checkpoints after an emergency.  For security reasons, you will still be required to stop and present government issued I.D. at checkpoints.  Please direct any questions to the Police Department at 561-838-5466.

PDF Application:   RE-ENTRY LIST PROGRAM APPLICATION  

Fillable Application:  FILLABLE RE-ENTRY LIST PROGRAM APPLICATION.

Completed applications and supporting documentation can be e-mailed to: TCR@palmbeachpolice.com or mailed to Town of Palm Beach Police Department, 345 S. County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480

All of the Town Ordinances can be found at www.municode.com or by clicking:  https://library.municode.com/fl/palm_beach/codes/code_of_ordinances

For information about the Citizens Academy please click here. 

For information about the Youth Academy please click here.

There are many different reasons why you might be stopped by a police officer. Whatever the reason, the officer needs your cooperation. •The police may want to warn you about a potentially dangerous situation. •You may have committed a traffic violation. •Your vehicle may match the description of one used in a criminal act. •The officer might think you are in trouble and need help. •You may have witnessed a crime. If you are stopped by the police while driving, you may feel confused, anxious or even angry.These are natural feelings, but remember, traffic stops can also be stressful and dangerous for the police officer. Each year, a number of law enforcement officers are killed or seriously injured while making the "routine" traffic stop. Police officers are especially vulnerable during the hours of darkness. Remember: Be courteous and cooperative in any stop by the police. If you are courteous and cooperative, they will respond in kind.

You, as a law-abiding citizen, can do the following to help lessen the uneasiness of the experience: When you see the blue overhead lights and/or hear the siren, remain calm, slow down and pull over in a safe location off the roadway. • Do not exit your vehicle unless asked to do so. This is for safety reasons. • Keep your hands on the steering wheel so the officer can see them. • Inform the officer of any weapons in your vehicle and their location. Do not reach or point to the location. • Avoid any sudden movements, especially toward the floorboard, rear seat or passenger side of the vehicle. • Comply with the officer’s request to see your driver's license, proof of insurance and vehicle registration. Florida law requires you to carry these with you. • If your documents are out of reach, tell the officer where they are before you reach for them. • If there are passengers in your vehicle, encourage them to remain quiet and cooperate with instructions. You, as the operator, are solely responsible for your vehicle and its occupants. • Avoid becoming argumentative. Arguing will not change the officer's mind. If you contest the violation, you will have an opportunity to address the matter in court. • Answer all questions truthfully. • The officer may issue you a ticket. If you feel the reason is vague or unclear, politely ask the officer for details. • If asked to sign a citation, do so. It is not an admission of guilt. Refusal could result in an arrest. • You have the right to politely deny a request by a police officer to search your car; however, if probable cause is present, the officer has the right to search your vehicle without your consent. • Understand that each situation is unique and the police officer must alter his or her response to fit the circumstance. Generally, however, a police officer - Will provide his/her name upon request. - Will inform a person of the reason for being stopped. - Will only arrest a person for a crime committed in the officer's presence, or when the officer has probable cause to believe the person has already committed the crime. REMINDER: Florida Statute 316.126 requires that all drivers yield the right of way to emergency vehicles. Drivers are to immediately pull over parallel to the nearest edge, stop and remain in a stopped position until the emergency vehicle has passed.

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The Town of Palm Beach Police Department is implementing a new way for businesses and residents to update the information that is kept on file to reach a representative should they be needed. Owners will be able to go to our website at www.townofpalmbeach.com under “How Do I”, “Register For” to fill out either our residential or business information forms to mail, fax, or drop off directly to the Police Department. These forms ask for owner information, those authorized with a key to respond out should the owner not be available, any gate or access codes to the property and companies authorized on the property such as landscapers, construction, housekeepers, etc.  This information is essential to have on file and kept up to date so that the Police Department and Fire Rescue Department can reach an authorized representative who can respond to the scene within 30 minutes.

This information will be stored securely by the Police Department Communications Unit and accessible only to police and fire rescue personnel. To verify the information provided, we ask for two forms of identification linking the owner to the property and sent with the residential or business information form, such as driver’s licenses, business rental agreements, vehicle registration, or a bill associated with the owner and the property.

Click here to fill out: Residential Information Fillable Form

Click here to fill out: Business Information Fillable Form

FAX TO:   561-835-4736

Attn: Communication Supervisors

MAIL OR DROP OFF: 

Communications Supervisors

Palm Beach Police Department

345 S. County Road

Palm Beach, FL 33480

We ask that all residents and businesses participate in this program to ensure we have the most up to date information.  For any inquiries, please reach out to Telecommunicator Supervisor Brittany McGary at BMcGary@palmbeachpolice.com or any Telecommunications Supervisor at policecommosupervisors@palmbeachpolice.com.

Public beach access points have time-set electronic locks installed and managed by the Public Works Department. These public beach access points will be open during the day and then the locks activate at night per Town ordinances. For any questions regarding beach access points with keypads, please call (561) 838-5454. 

Yes, residential car washing is allowed in a resident's driveway or garage. However, it is prohibited to wash your car in the street.

No, a permit for a moving truck is not needed. However, a Right-of-Way Permit may be needed if the moving truck will be blocking a sidewalk right-of-way.  For assistance or clarification, call (561)838-5454

To contact, please visit the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website.

To contact Child Protective Services in the State of Florida, please visit the Florida Department of Children and Families website.

For an emergency, call 911.

A permit is required for a Portable on Demand Storage (POD) Unit. The POD cannot be on the property for more than five days. Please refer to Sec. 134-1732. For additional information, contact the Planning, Zoning, and Building department at 561-838-5431. 

Click Here to view the guidelines in document form. 

Artisan Sign:

• 4 inches x 11 inches
• White Background
• Black Lettering
• Two lines - Example - Company name and phone number, Etc.

Stand:

• No more than 30 inches high
• Arm to hang size no more than 16 inches long.

Single-family homes are not permitted to be rented more than three times in a calendar year.  

Please see Section 134-2 in the Code of Ordinance. 

If you believe a business is operating in the Town of Palm Beach without the required documentation or approvals, please contact the Code Enforcement Division at 561-227-7080. Code Enforcement investigates potential violations related to business licensing, permitting, and zoning compliance, and can provide guidance on next steps.

For concerns related to animal control in the Town of Palm Beach—such as stray animals, nuisance complaints, or possible violations of animal-related ordinances—please contact Code Enforcement at 561-227-7080. Code Enforcement can take your report, provide guidance, or coordinate with the appropriate resources as needed.

For noise regulation inquiries or complaints in the Town of Palm Beach, contact Code Enforcement during business hours (M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) at (561) 838-7080.

Outside business hours, including evenings and weekends, call the Police Department non-emergency line at (561) 838-5454.

Key rules include construction limited to 8 AM-5 PM (seasonal), lawn equipment under 65 dBA at 50 feet, and general prohibitions on disturbing noise (Chapter 42, Town Code).

For Code Enforcement questions in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact them at 561-227-7080.

Booting is managed under Code & Parking Enforcement for unpaid citations.

To have the boot removed from your car, pay all outstanding fines plus any boot fee (typically $100-200) via the Online Payments portal at townofpalmbeach.com/223/Online-Payments-and-Parking-Appeals. Once paid, contact the Police Department at (561) 838-5454 after hours for immediate removal; they dispatch within 30-60 minutes.

Do not tamper with the boot, as it risks towing, additional fees, or vehicle impoundment.

The Town’s Procurement and Contracts Management Division is located at:

951 Okeechobee Road
Suite D
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Our Warehouse and general Receiving location is:  Public Works Building, 951 Okeechobee Road, Suite D, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

All invoices should be sent to Finance, attention accounts payable. Preferable method is emailing to invoices@townofpalmbeach.com   

In Procurement Page of Town Website, there is a Vendor Center, explaining the procedure. Vendor needs to register with Bonfire (for free). After being registered, vendor will be getting notifications any time that new bid goes on the street. 

Procurement utilizes e-procurement platform which can be accessed from Town website, under Procurement page. While bids are not yet awarded, they can be seen by public. To access bid tabulations and other official notices, you will need to access a bid, by creating a vendor account with Bonfire. After the award, Contracts are posted also in Bonfire, but in Contract Management module. All details of the contract are visible to the public.  Please visit the Procurement and Contract Management website for more, 

Town use Public Surplus website for auctioning off any surplus items. After being register with Public Purchase, any user may bid for item listed in auction. 

Our Receiving is open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. daily (closed for holidays).

Yes, Central Store located in Public Works Building has a loading dock and available forklift for receiving.

Vendors can call any of procurement agents to make an appointment. Vendors can meet with Procurement only with prior appointment set up.  Please contact your agent using the information here for an appointment. 

To register as a vendor with the Town of Palm Beach, sign up for free on the Bonfire procurement platform via the Procurement and Contracts Management page at townofpalmbeach.com.

Submit a W-9 form (required for IRS compliance) and any updates to your vendor profile; this grants access to electronic bids, RFPs, RFQs, and RFIs.

For information on registering as a vendor with the Town of Palm Beach Procurement and Contracts Management, please contact them at (561) 227-7001. They can guide you through the registration process, including any required forms like the IRS W-9 and use of the Bonfire electronic platform for solicitations.

To book a Tee Time, visit the Palm Beach Par 3 webpage, or call the Pro Shop at (561)547-0598.

Call the Pro Shop at 561-547-0598 or visit us here.

Visit the Palm Beach Par 3 website to view tee times, prices and other services provided.

Current Hours: 7:00am – 6:30pm

Tuesday's: 11am-6:00pm (golf course & range at 11:00am)

Hours are subject to change.

We have a variety of rental clubs available. Visit Palm Beach Golf - Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course for rental club rates.

To book group or corporate outings, click here. This will give you a list of tee times and availability. 

Palm Beach International Airport is 4.5 miles west of Palm Beach.

The Breakers is located at 1 S. County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480 (1.8 miles)

Publix is located at 135 Bradley Pl, Palm Beach FL 33480 (1.3 miles)

Worth Avenue is just a block South of the Peruvian Docks, within walking distance from all three, Australian, Brazilian and Peruvian docks.

The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, 400 Royal Palm Way, Suite 106, Palm Beach has a listing of all town businesses.You may reach them at 561-655-3282 or click here to visit their website.

Please click here to visit the Marina's website

Reserve a court using Playbypoint.com.

Register for a tennis program using Playbypoint.com

You can also register for tennis programs in person at the appropriate Pro Shop or over the phone. 

Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center, 2201 South Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach, 33480, 561-227-6450

Seaview Park Tennis Center, 340 Seaview Avenue, Palm Beach, 33480, 561-838-5404

View what courts are open at playbypoint.com

You can also call Seaview Park 561-838-5404 and Phipps Ocean Park 561-227-6450

Please click here.

Book with a Pro through Playbypoint.com

Please see offered programs through Playbypoint.com

The tennis refund policy is subject to their 24-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel within 24 hours of the lesson, you will not be refunded. 

For questions about Phipps Tennis (Phipps Ocean Park Racquet Center), please contact the Recreation Department at (561) 227-7082. They manage court reservations, programs, lessons, and facility information.

To apply for a position on a board or commission please visit Palm Beach Boards Applications, FL - Official Website | Official Website.

No, all applications must be submitted electronically through the Town's online application system.

To retrieve your password from the career opportunities page, click Sign-In at the top right-hand corner of the page, then click on the Reset Password link.

To retrieve your username on the career opportunities page, click Sign-In at the top right-hand corner of the page, then click on the Forgot Password link.

If Palm Beach County has job openings, they would be posted on the Palm Beach County 'Jobs' Webpage.

You can apply for a job within the Town of Palm Beach by going to Career Opportunities | Town of Palm Beach and finding job openings withing the town. 

For assistance or questions about the application process, please contact People and Culture at (561) 838-5450.

Please click here to learn more about the required steps to file and qualify for office. Please note that the laws surrounding public financial disclosure for local candidates have changed. If you are interested in running, please contact the Town Clerk's office at 561-838-5416 to schedule a mandatory candidate orientation meeting.    

The Statement of Candidate (DS-DE 84) and the Treasurer’s Form (DS-DE 9) must be submitted to the Town prior to any solicitation for campaign contributions or opening a campaign account.  These must also be submitted prior to collecting any of the Candidate Petitions (DS-DE 104) as well. 

These forms can be found under the 'Qualifying Forms for Candidates' section of the Town Clerk's Regular Election webpage.

Yes! A candidate can appoint one treasurer and up to three (3) Deputy Treasurers, subject to requirements (106.021 (1)(a) F.S.). The campaign treasurer does not need to be a registered voter. Please visit the Florida Division of Elections website for more information on campaign finance and acting as a campaign treasurer.

• Keep detailed accounts of all contributions received and made by or on behalf of the candidate (106.06 F.S.).
• Accounts must be kept up to date – 2 days after a contribution and/or an expenditure is made. 
• Deposit all funds received by the end of the 5th business day into the campaign depository account. 
• All deposits shall be accompanied by a bank deposit slip containing the name of each contributor and the amount of each contribution. 
• Keep a detailed account of all deposits made in any separate interest-bearing accounts or certificate of deposit, and all withdrawals made from these accounts to the primary depository and all interest earned.

Please visit the Florida Division of Elections website for more information on campaign finance and acting as a campaign treasurer.

Please visit the Florida Division of Elections website for more information on campaign contributions. Specifically, under "what must be disclosed".

• Any contribution received by a candidate on the day of the election or less than 5 days prior to the day of election.  
• This contribution must be returned to the contributor and may not be used or expended by or on behalf of the candidate.  
• Anonymous contributions must be reported on the candidate’s campaign treasurer report as an anonymous contribution.   A letter should be submitted to the filing officer explaining the circumstances surrounding the acceptance of the anonymous contribution.  The anonymous contribution cannot be spent.  At the end of the campaign, the candidate must donate the anonymous contribution to an appropriate entity under 106.141 F.S.

Please visit the Florida Division of Elections website for more information on campaign contributions.

Yes!  There are no limits on the amount contributed by the candidate to his/her own campaign.

Yes!  Each candidate must have 25 petitions, verified by the Supervisor of Elections Office.  We ask that you submit more than the required amount just in case one or more of your petitions is not certified. 

All documents submitted to us are considered a public record.  In the spirit of transparency, we will post all election documentation on the Town’s website until the end of the election period.

If the signs are in front of a resident's home, Code Enforcement will contact the resident to let them know to move the signs if they are conflicting with the right-of-way. If the signs are not moved, Code Enforcement will remove the signs and contact the candidate for pickup. The following documents contain more information on state and local regulations on political advertising:

• Ordinance 31-2015
• Campaign Signage - FDOT
• Candidate Handbook Excerpt
• Florida Statutes
• TOPB Code Sec. 134-2409

Yes!  Per Ordinance No. 15-2021, the Town of Palm Beach requires all candidates to have one year of town residency to become a candidate.

According to the Town’s Charter (Sec. 5.03), candidates shall qualify for the office of Mayor or Town Council by being nominated at the Town Caucus to be held on the first Tuesday of December each year and by being endorsed by petition signed by at least twenty-five electors.

While the Town Clerk is the Qualifying (Filing) Officer for our municipality, pursuant to F.S. 99.061(7)(c), the filing officer performs only a ministerial function in reviewing qualifying papers.  Therefore, the Town Clerk may only review the qualifying papers to determine whether all items required have been properly filed and whether each item is complete on its face, but may not determine whether the contents of the qualifying papers are accurate.

Find your precinct location online.  Put in your house address to find your voting location.

• Morton & Barbara Mandel Recreation Center is precincts 5603 and 5604
• Palm Beach Fire Station #3 (South station) is precincts 5605, 5607,  and 5608
• St. Edwards Church is precincts 5601 and 5602

Events with guests and any setup taking place on public property require a special event permit from the Town Clerk's Office. Small, quick wedding ceremonies or engagement events at parks or beaches are included.

Special event means any meeting, activity, walk/run, or gathering of a group of persons having a common purpose, design or goal, upon any public street, sidewalk, alley, park, beach or other public place or building, which special event substantially inhibits the usual flow of pedestrian or vehicular travel or which occupies any public area or building, which results in preempted use by the general public or which deviates from the established use.

Please review Article VII. Special Events on Public Property for more information.

Apply for a Permit

Yes, we do allow items to be temporarily placed on the beach. However, these items will need to be approved by the Public Works Department as a part of the application review process. Photos of any furniture or structures that will be temporarily placed on the property are required, or images providing a general idea of what these items will look like. We also ask that you also provide a detailed site plan showing the layout of the special event, including parking areas. Meetings with Public Works staff may also be required before and after the event to inspect the intended site.

Yes, music is permitted at a reasonable noise level. For specific decibel requirements, please review Section 42.226-228 of the Town Code.

Yes, all Special Events require a Certificate of Insurance to be submitted naming the Town of Palm Beach as an additional insured under the General Liability policy with limits not less than $1,000,000.00 per occurrence, $2,000,000.00 aggregate, or an amount higher based upon the particular Special Event proposed. The event name, location, and date must be added in the Description of Operations box at the bottom of the proof of insurance form. There shall also be a 30-day notice of cancellation. 

The following public locations are accepted public venues for Special Events in the town:

• Bradley Park
• Worth Avenue Clock Tower
• Midtown Public Beach - along South Ocean Boulevard between Royal Palm Way and Gulfstream Road
• Peruvian Park/Mayor Lesly S. Smith Park 

The following parks are no longer available for Special Events:

• Lake Drive Park
• Memorial Park
• Phipps Ocean Park

If you have another public location in mind that is not listed, please contact the Town Clerk's Office for verification that this space is available for use for Special Events.

Please keep in mind that each location may only be used for a Special Event once per month, and that reservations will be granted on a first-come-first-serve basis to the first person to submit a completed application selecting that month and location.

Unfortunately, we will not be able to adjust the date of your permit due to weather conditions after the permit has been issued. Please keep the possibility of rain in mind when planning for your event.

• Permit Requirement: Necessary for all video production or photography for commercial purposes on public property (e.g., public streets, sidewalks, parks, beaches, etc.).
• Location and Time Restrictions:
  • Allowed only in commercial districts, prohibited in residential districts
  • Prohibited between 8:00–10:00 a.m. and 3:00–5:00 p.m.
• Personal/Family Filming Exemption: Operations under one hour for personal use only with ≤15 participants and limited equipment (hand-held only, no more than one tripod) are exempt.
• Application Process:
  • Applications must be approved by the Town Council
  • Must be submitted no less than 20 business days prior to the council meeting
  • Town Council meets on the second Tuesday of each month, with occasional exceptions; check the public meeting calendar to confirm the date

Apply for a Commercial Filming Permit

All Town Clerk/Event permits applications on our online permit portal. Instructions on how to apply for a permit online are available here. 

This permit is required to request, either directly or indirectly, for money, credit, property, financial assistance or any other thing of value on the representation that it will be used for a charitable purpose. These charitable purposes may includes any patriotic, philanthropic, religious, social service-related, welfare-related, benevolent, educational, civic or fraternal cause.

Food drives, toy drives or school supply collections traditionally undertaken in the town prior to the implementation of this permit will not require a charitable solicitation permit.

Please view Chapter 78, Article III. Charitable Solicitations for more information. 

Apply for a Permit

You must attend a mandatory appointment with staff before submitting your online application to first confirm that your documentation is correct: BOOK HERE

• Do not submit if your application is incomplete or you have not attended a meeting.
• Fees are calculated based on when your application is complete.
• If submitted incomplete before the 60-day deadline, you will not be invoiced until it is complete, and the completion date will determine your fee.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND EXAMPLE LINKS:

• An up-to-date Solicitation of Contributions State Registration
• Any applicable licenses and contracts (e.g. caterer's license, event location liquor license, auctioneer's license, and/or promoter's license and contract)
• Your organization's 501(c)(3) documentation
• A resolution granting authority to hold this fund-raising event. The resolution must state the location and date of the event and can be signed by any single board member or the entire board. Minutes of your organization's board meeting where authority was given are also acceptable if the location and time were documented
• Evidence that the necessary number of crowd control managers will be present at your event Crowd Control FAQ

This permit is required to erect and display an unattended symbol related to a religious holiday. Bradley Park is designated as the only location for these displays, and they will only be permitted between the day after Thanksgiving and January 10. Additional permits may be required if the display will be erected in connection with a special event.

Please review Article VII., Section 106-288. Religious Holiday Symbol Permits for more information.

Apply for a Permit

This permit is required for any auction held within the Town, except those that are held in connection with a charitable solicitation permit application.

Please review Chapter 94, Article II. Auctions and Auctioneers for more information.

Apply for a Permit

This permit is required to advertise or conduct a closeout/distress sale in the Town of Palm Beach.

Please review Chapter 94, Article III for more information.

Apply for a Permit

Upon receipt of your application, the Town Clerk's office will conduct an initial review. Please provide all requested additional documentation along with with your application. If any additional information or documentation is needed, the Town Clerk's Office will reach out to you. Please note that delays in providing these items may result in a delay in the approval process. You will also receive an email with an invoice and a link to pay the application fee online. Once payment and all needed information has been received, your application will be distributed to all relevant Town departments for review. During the review process you will be notified if any additional information, permits or licenses will be required. Otherwise, should your application be accepted, you will receive a link to your permit via email.

Please review  Chapter 10, Article 1 of the Town Code of Ordinances to view the town's regulations concerning temporary animal permits.

Apply for a Permit

All events require one trained crowd control manager (CCM). An additional CCM is required for every additional 250 attendees.

• If your venue provides trained CCMs, please include your contract or record of your communication with them confirming the number of CCMs they will be providing with your application. If not, Palm Beach fire staff can be hired to fulfill this requirement by contacting mdeloach@townofpalmbeach.com.
• CCM(s) must be present for the entire event with no other responsibilities. 

For questions about CCM requirements, please contact the Town Clerk's Office at 561-838-5416.

To acquire a Certificate of Insurance (COI), contact your insurance provider or agent and request the specific coverage requirements corresponding with your permit type listed below. Your insurer will prepare the COI and send it to you for submission with your permit application. If you do not have insurance, consider reaching out to local insurance agents who can help you obtain the necessary coverage. We will then submit your COI for approval and contact you if any edits are needed prior to your event.

• Temporary Animal Permits:

  • Certificate of Insurance required, endorsing the Town of Palm Beach as additional insured under Comprehensive General Liability policy with limits of at least $5,000,000 per occurrence.
  • Waiver of subrogation and rights of recovery against the Town of Palm Beach required.
  • Insurance must be primary and non-contributory.
  • No recourse against the Town for payments on any policy.
  • No certificate required for petting zoo events.
  • Event name, location, and date must be included in the Description of Operations box on the proof of insurance form.
  • Example COI

• Special Event and minor Commercial Filming Permits:

  • Comprehensive General Liability Insurance required with limits of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate.
  • Certificate must indicate occurrence basis and endorse the Town of Palm Beach as additional insured.
  • Waiver of subrogation and rights of recovery against the Town required.
  • Insurance must be primary and non-contributory.
  • No recourse against the Town for payments on any policy.
  • Additional coverages and limits may be required based on the event.
  • Higher limits maintained by the applicant must be covered.
  • For filming permits, you will not be required to submit a COI until your application has been approved by the Town Council. 
  • Example COI

• Large-scale Commercial Filming Permits:

  • Comprehensive General Liability Insurance required with limits of at least $10,000,000 per occurrence, endorsing the Town as additional insured.
  • Waiver of subrogation and rights of recovery against the Town required.
  • Insurance must be primary and non-contributory.
  • No recourse against the Town for payments on any policy.
  • Aviation coverage required with limits of at least $100,000,000 per occurrence if aircraft is involved.
  • Marine coverage required with limits of at least $25,000,000 per occurrence if watercraft is involved.
  • Town Council may increase limits and request additional coverages as necessary.
  • For filming permits, you will not be required to submit a COI until your application has been approved by the Town Council. 

Town Hall is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, with the exception of observed holidays.

While most departments are available from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, hours may vary by department.  Please refer to the information below.

NOTE: Police and Fire-Rescue emergency services are available 24/7/365.

Public Meetings are held in the Council Chambers on the second floor of Town Hall located at 360 S County Rd, Palm Beach, FL, 33480. 

The schedule for upcoming Public Meetings can be found on the Town of Palm Beach website on the Public Meetings webpage.

Public Meetings include: 

• Town Council
• Town Council Development Review
• Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC)
• Architectural Commission (ARCOM)
• Special Town Council Meeting
• Code Enforcement Board
• Planning & Zoning Commission

For additional meetings, please visit the Public Meetings Webpage.

Please view the Town of Palm Beach Pubic Meetings Webpage for minutes on previous Public Meetings.

The mailing address for the Town of Palm Beach is 360 S County Rd, Palm Beach, FL, 33480.

However, the mailing address for the Public Works department and procurement is 951 Okeechobee Road, Suite A, West Palm Beach, 33401.

For further questions or concerns, please email WebInfo@TownOfPalmBeach.com or call (561)838-5410.

To find information on the town organizational structure please visit our Town Government | Palm Beach, FL - Official Website page to find a chart of this structure. 

Call the airports department's Noise Abatement Office 561-683-7242 or submit comments at Palm Beach International Airport Noise.

Formal complaints may also be made to the FAA Complaint Clerk:

Formal Complaint Clerk (AGC -300)

Office of the Chief Counsel, Federal Aviation Administration 

800 Independence Avenue SW 

Washington, DC 20591 

Contact the Palm Beach Island Cats Association.

Before you begin your application: 

Please have digital copies (photos are acceptable) of the following ready: 

• Proof of Residency (one of the following)  
  • Current utility bill  
  • Court-registered mortgage document  
  • Deed  
  • Condominium contract  
  • Trust document  
  • Current Florida I.D. or Driver's License with Town Address  
  • Current lease agreement, including the property owner/landlord’s name and contact phone number  
    • Hotel or rentals under 12 months are not eligible for permits 
• Vehicle Information 
  • Make and model
  • License plate number
• Supporting Documents
  • Car registration
  • Insurance card
  • Rental contract if applicable

There’s a barcode on the front of the ticket near the signature line. You can scan it with your smartphone to go directly to the online payment portal.

No, they are for town residents who have purchased a Resident Parking Permit or their guests with a guest pass. 

This is an option for RPP residents.  Residential ParkMobile stickers cost $50.

There are plenty of street parking options in midtown Palm Beach.  BLUE SIGNS are for ParkMobile paid parking spaces.  GREEN SIGNS are for Resident Parking Permit (RPP) parking spaces.

Any resident who purchased a parking sticker (either RPP or ParkMobile) gets two free hours in parking spaces with BLUE SIGNS.  RPP visitor hangtags do not receive two free hours.

Parking spaces with GREEN SIGNS are only for residents who live on the respective street block and have purchased a Resident Parking Permit sticker. 

BLUE parking signs are for ParkMobile spaces and are available to anyone.  GREEN parking signs are only for residents who live on the street block with the GREEN RPP signs and have purchased a Residential Parking Permit.

Town-issued permits receive the first two hours free in any ParkMobile space in Town (BLUE signs).

No, your ParkMobile Parking Permit (PPP) gets you two hours free in a Park Mobile spot. This sticker does not give you two hours in a 30-minute parking spot. 

The easiest way for businesses to manage employee parking is by signing up for ParkMobile for Business.  This solution offers businesses with a centralized, single monthly statement to manage all employee parking payments.  Employers simply add their employees' vehicle in

If you need longer than three hours on Worth Avenue, it might be best to park on the 200 and 300 blocks of Peruvian Avenue, where you can park for four hours.

You may also move your car to another ParkMobile zone once you have reached the maximum parking session limit.  For example, if you have parked for three hours in a ParkMobile spot on the 100 block of Worth Avenue, you can move your car to a ParkMobile spot in the 200 or 300 blocks of Worth Avenue and park for another three hours as each block on Worth Avenue has its own ParkMobile zone number.  Verify that you have moved to a new zone number by referencing the blue parking sign near your parked car.

You can park on public streets for up to 1 hour, but no cooking or meal prep is allowed during that time. On private property, you can park for up to 2 days. 

Paper applications will be available; however, residents are strongly encouraged to use the Town website to register for parking permits. Online registration is the fastest and easiest option, and those who choose to apply in person should expect long lines at Town Hall. New permits may be purchased through the end of February, so there is no need to come in during the first week.

The only options are to pay the ticket or appeal the ticket.

Monday, January 26, 2026: Registration opens for 2026 Resident Parking Permit (RPP) and RPP Visitor Permits 

Monday, February 9, 2026: Registration opens for 2026 ParkMobile Parking Permits (PPP) 

The Town will be using the Information & News news release platform to communicate further parking information. Sign up through the Stay Connected page. Please call 561.838.5410 or email webinfo@townofpalmbeach.com with any issues or requests for assistance.

The Town of Palm Beach offers a Placard program that allows non-residents to park in ParkMobile spots in their designated zones. Please contact 561-227-6334 to join the waitlist or for more information. 

Resident Parking Permit (RPP) 

Certain residential streets in Palm Beach offer parking only to the residents of that street block who have purchased a Residential Parking Permit or a hangtag for their visitors. RPP spaces are reserved 24/7, unless posted otherwise.

Townwide ParkMobile Parking Permit (PPP)

Residents can receive two free hours of parking in ParkMobile spaces.  Each residential address can purchase up to two permits

No. Stated on the back of the ticket, payment is due within 14 calendar days. Late fees will continue to apply during the appeal process.

However, if a court date is scheduled, additional penalties will stop until the case is resolved

You can pay the ticket as soon as the parking ticket is issued. 

You can:

• Refer to the email you sent for confirmation details
• Contact our Finance Department directly for assistance 561-838-5444

The appeal process may take 3-5 days. Parking Enforcement will keep you informed if there are delays. 

An email will be sent confirming your account. 

An email will be sent confirming your request for parking permits. The application review process will take 3-5 business days. Please watch for another email with additional information. 

An email will be sent confirming the amount paid. Additional details can be reviewed in the parking portal. Log in to the parking portal. 

For information about parking options, permits, or regulations in the Town of Palm Beach, contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444 or email parkingpermits@townofpalmbeach.com.

For parking enforcement or citations, reach Code & Parking Enforcement at (561) 227-7080.

Visit Town Hall (360 S County Rd) in person M-F 8:30 AM-5 PM for assistance.

To renew your Town of Palm Beach parking permit (RPP or PPP), log into your existing account on the Permit Portal at palmbeach.gtechna.net/permit-/ and follow the same steps as initial registration: select the permit type, update vehicle info if needed, add payment method, and submit.

Contact Finance Department at (561) 838-5444 for issues or in-person renewal at Town Hall.

If you’re a Town of Palm Beach resident receiving tickets in designated resident parking spots, please contact Parking Enforcement at 561-227-7080. They can review your permit, investigate the citation, and assist with appeals or corrections.

For questions about a parking citation in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can assist with payments, appeals, or resolving citation issues.

In North Palm Beach, you can pay for parking using the ParkMobile app at metered spots along major roads like US-1 and in public lots near commercial areas (e.g., North Palm Beach Country Club or The Nora District).

Look for zone numbers on meters, download the app, and pay hourly (rates typically $1-3/hour); private lots like Public Storage or Neighbor.com offer monthly options starting around $170-350.

For questions about where you can pay to park or how parking payment works in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact the Finance Department at 561-838-5444. They can provide information on parking payment locations, methods, and any required permits.

To submit a parking appeal in the Town of Palm Beach, use the online appeals portal via the town's official website at townofpalmbeach.com (under Online Payments and Parking Appeals).

Submit your appeal promptly, late fees accrue after 7 days, and the process typically takes 3-5 days for review by Parking Enforcement. For parking appeals in the Town of Palm Beach, please contact Code Enforcement at (561) 227-7080. They can guide you through the appeal process and requirements.

The $20 charge is likely a late fee that continues to accrue even during the appeal process—late fees begin 14 calendar days after the ticket issuance and are not paused by filing an appeal.

Next Steps:

Log into the Online Payments and Parking Appeals portal at townofpalmbeach.com to review your citation status and pay the total (original fine + $20).

If your appeal is still pending (typically 3-5 business days), contact Code & Parking Enforcement at (561) 227-7080 immediately to discuss waiving the fee or expediting review.

If denied, pay promptly to avoid further penalties, collections, or vehicle boot.

For issues with an appealed parking ticket and additional charges (such as the $20 late fee), please contact Parking Enforcement at (561) 838-5465. They can review your appeal status, explain any fees, and assist with next steps.

If you've lost your parking ticket in the Town of Palm Beach, contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444 or visit Town Hall (360 S County Rd) with your vehicle's license plate number, date/location of ticket, and proof of ownership to retrieve citation details.

You can also check or pay online via the Parking Appeals portal at townofpalmbeach.com/223/Online-Payments-and-Parking-Appeals by entering your plate info—no ticket number required.

Avoid delays to prevent late fees ($20 after 14 days).

For questions about parking rules, permits, or your parking ticket (such as payment, appeals, or details), please contact the Finance Department at (561) 838-5444. They can assist with ticket information and parking-related inquiries.

Based on the estimated construction timeline, Phipps Ocean Park will be closed to the public from May 1 through October 1, 2026. The racquet center and associated parking area have reopened for patrons of pickleball and tennis only. The south end of the park and/or beach access will not be open to the public until project completion.  Courts may be booked online through the Recreation Department's Play by Point portal , or for more information, visit the Recreation Department's booking page.

The park is undergoing a $30M renovation, which is primarily being funded by the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach. 

The project is expected to take approximately 18 months, starting May 1st. The tentative completion date is around November 2026. 

Based on the estimated construction timeline, Phipps Ocean Park will be closed to the public from May 1 through October 1, 2026. The racquet center and associated parking area have reopened for patrons of pickleball and tennis only. The south end of the park and/or beach access will not be open to the public until project completion.  Courts may be booked online through the Recreation Department's Play by Point portal , or for more information, visit the Recreation Department's booking page.

The racquet center and associated parking area have reopened for patrons of pickleball and tennis only. The south end of the park and/or beach access will not be open to the public until project completion.  Courts may be booked online through the Recreation Department's Play by Point portal , or for more information, visit the Recreation Department's booking page.

The Tennis Center upgrades have a shorter project schedule than the broader park renovations. Once those improvements are complete and safety can be ensured, the Tennis Center can operate separately from other ongoing work. 

The Seaview Tennis Center will be open throughout the renovation.  

Beach access at Phipps Ocean Park will be closed alongside the park. Residents seeking beach amenities are encouraged to use other municipal or county beach access points until the park reopens. 

The project area will be cordoned off with fencing, and signage will be posted to ensure the public stays clear of construction zones. No unauthorized individuals will be permitted access during construction. 

Portions of the parking areas may be used for construction staging. Expect temporary closures in the immediate vicinity. Additional updates on traffic flow or potential detours will be provided if needed. 

Construction will likely cause some noise and activity. However, the Town and contractors will adhere to local noise ordinances and work to minimize disruptions. 

The Town will share updates via its website and social media channels. You can also attend Town Council meetings or sign up for public alerts to receive the latest news. 

Please report any suspicious activity or potential hazards to local authorities immediately. Safety remains the top priority. 

For specific inquiries, call the Town’s Parks and Recreation Department at 561-838-5485. They can address questions about the project timeline, alternate facilities, or other concerns related to the park’s closure. 

Please visit Tennis – Palm Beach Recreation to see what will come from the renovations being done. 

Residents can provide feedback through Town Hall meetings or by emailing cstone@townofpalmbeach.com for questions regarding the renovation in total. For questions or comments regarding the renovation of the tennis courts themselves, please email rgaede@townofpalmbeach.com. 

There will not be alternate car carrier pick-up places on Palm Beach Island during the construction of Phipps Park.  

Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, with the highest likelihood of storms between August and October.

Stay informed through:

• The Town of Palm Beach Emergency Alerts- sign up at townofpalmbeach.com 

• National Weather Service (NWS) and National Hurricane Center (NHC) updates

• Local news outlets, NOAA Weather Radio, and town social media

Palm Beach is in Evacuation Zone B, meaning it is often among the first to evacuate during a hurricane threat. Evacuation zones can be viewed here.

Local officials will issue evacuation orders via:

• Town of Palm Beach alert systems

• Local TV/radio news

• Palm Beach County Emergency Management

Do not wait until the last minute—leave when ordered.

• Tips to Prepare Your Home for Hurricane Season

• Install hurricane shutters or impact-resistant windows

• Bring in outdoor furniture and loose items

• Trim trees and secure weak branches well before a storm

• Check your generator and fuel supply

• Inspect Roof and Gutters

Debris collection in Palm Beach will start as soon as roads are cleared and conditions are safe. Priority is given to major roads and emergency access routes.

• Separate debris into piles: vegetation (tree limbs, leaves), construction debris, appliances, and household trash.

• Do not block roads, fire hydrants, mailboxes, or storm drains.

• Updates on debris pickup will be posted at www.townofpalmbeach.com

Generators can save lives if used correctly, but are dangerous if misused.

• Tips for Generator Safety 

• Never run a generator indoors, in garages, or near windows and doors—carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is deadly.

• Keep it at least 20 feet from any building.

• Use heavy-duty extension cords rated for outdoor use.

• Do not plug generators directly into your home wiring unless you have a transfer switch installed by a licensed electrician.

• Let the generator cool before refueling.

• Contact your insurance provider immediately.

• Take photos of all damage before starting cleanup or repairs.

• Apply for a building permit before making structural repairs. The Palm Beach Building Department can help:

  • Phone: (561) 838-5431

  • Staff Directory • Planning, Zoning & Building Department

• Be wary of unlicensed contractors—verify licenses through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

If a federal disaster declaration is made, residents may be eligible for FEMA aid.

• Apply online at www.disasterassistance.gov

• Or call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362)

• FEMA may provide:

  • Temporary housing

  • Help with uninsured home repairs

  • Disaster-related medical and dental expenses

  • Other essential needs

• Have your Social Security number, insurance info, and photos of damage ready.

• Hurricane Watch: Hurricane conditions are possible within 48 hours. Begin preparations and stay informed.

• Hurricane Warning: Hurricane conditions are expected within 36 hours. Complete preparations and prepare to evacuate if ordered.

Yes. Hurricanes and tropical storms can produce heavy rainfall and tidal flooding, especially in low-lying and coastal areas. Flooding may occur before, during, or after the storm.

• Bridges may be locked down when sustained winds reach 39–45 mph, making travel impossible.

• Law enforcement will reopen access after storm conditions subside and roads are deemed safe.

• Residents should evacuate early to avoid being trapped on or off the island.

o    Electricity, water, natural gas, and sewer services may be interrupted. 

o    Florida Power & Light (FPL) will begin restoration as soon as it’s safe.

o    Avoid downed power lines—assume they are live.

o    Limit water usage if sewer systems are affected as well as pay attention for boil water notices from Palm Beach County.

Here are the phone numbers and websites for relevant utility companies:

•    FPL - 1-888-988-8249 FPL | Homepage 

•    West Palm Beach Utilities - 561-822-1300 Public Utilities City of West Palm Beach

•    Florida Public Utilities Home - Florida Public Utilities 800.427.7712

Pets are only allowed at designated pet-friendly shelters in Palm Beach County.

• You must bring a crate, food, water, leash, and proof of vaccinations.

• Make a plan early, as space is limited.

•    While preparing for and during hurricane season, make sure to fill out and join the Emergency Re-Entry List Program. 

•    The Town Emergency Re-Entry List Program is designed to assist our out-of-town residents/owners/lease holders, business owners, or property representatives in gaining access to the Town after an emergency (e.g., hurricane) event. 

•    You can access more information about the Emergency Re-Entry list here. 

The Town of Palm Beach follows several important laws and guidelines to keep our community safe before, during, and after a storm. These rules help make sure emergency decisions are clear, fair, and in line with state and federal standards. They include:

• Florida’s Emergency Management Laws (Chapter 252) – These set the rules for how the state and towns prepare for and respond to disasters.
• Florida Senate Bill 180 (2025) – A new law that improves how Florida’s state and local governments plan for and respond to hurricanes and other natural disasters. It also sets clear rules to protect residents’ rights during recovery. 
• Town of Palm Beach Emergency Plans and Town Ordinances – These explain how we handle things like evacuations, damage checks, permits, and public safety during an emergency.
• Federal Guidelines – From agencies like FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program, which help residents recover and get support after disasters.

All of these work together to guide how the Town responds in an emergency, and to protect your rights when it’s time to return home, rebuild, or apply for help.

There is street ParkMobile parking along S. Ocean Blvd. Please see the Park in Palm Beach webpage for more information.

The public beach is open from sunrise to sundown. The Town of Palm Beach lifeguards are on duty from 9:00 am until 6:00 pm.

No person shall drink intoxicating beverages upon the public beaches within the town. This provision shall not apply to private property owners or their authorized guests while on their respective private properties. Please see Sec. 74-193 in the Code of Ordinance. 

No person shall smoke cigarettes or other tobacco products; excepting unfiltered cigars, upon the public beaches within the town. This provision shall not apply to private property owners or their authorized guests while on their respective private properties. Please see Sec. 74-193 of the Code of Ordinance. 

is declared unlawful to make a fire or to use any other type of incendiary device on the public beaches of the town. Sec. 74-199

No person shall take any animal upon Phipps Park beach, public beaches from Royal Palm Way south to Gulfstream Road, the Clarke Avenue beach from Barton Avenue to Seaspray Avenue, and the beach from Sunset Avenue to Wells Road. Please see Sec. 74-191 for more information. 

A floodplain development permit is required for any repair, reconstruction, rehabilitation, alteration, addition or other improvement of a building or structure, or any development-related change that will alter the drainage characteristics of a property located in the Special Flood Hazard Areas (Zones AE or VE), per the current Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM)

Yes, a Floodplain Development Permit is an additional permit that is required along with the Master Permit for the work being done. It is like any other Sub-Permit.

If Your FDP is not approved you will need to submit all items requested for review and they must be correct and current.

If a Floodplain Development Permit is required for a project, it is a condition of approval of the building permit. 

The review process for a FDP is the same as for a building permit and has a similar time frame.

Yes – As long as it is submitted as a complete package

For many years the Town has participated in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and the Community Rating System (CRS) program by the Insurance Services Office (ISO). These programs require a substantial amount of work to maintain the discounts our citizens receive on their flood insurance policies. The fees collected will help to defray the cost of the Town’s participation in these programs. In addition it will insure that the Town’s Floodplain Development ordinance is enforced correctly.

There are three inspections required for this permit. They are: 1) Site Inspection 2) Ground Rough Inspection - before the slab pour 3) Final Inspection.

The Floodplain development Permit will be issued to the contractor who is issued the Primary permit for the work being performed at a location.

No. This permit is not a value based permit. Only the contractor’s signature on the application is required. The permit will be issued as a “Sub” permit to a primary permit.

No, only the contractor's notarized signature is required.

Yes. This is like any other permit issued by the Town. If there are changes that need to be made a revision is required and may be submitted.

You may contact the Town's Floodplain Managers, Wayne Bergman at 561-227-6426, or Andres Quintana at 561 227-6415.

Since the Floodplain Development Permit is issued along with a Primary Permit it will expire when the Primary Expires.

There is an information sheet available at the PZB office and online that details what is required to submit for this permit.

Please contact Palm Beach County's Nuisance Wildlife Rangers for wildlife removal. 

The Town of Palm Beach is its own separate municipality; our ZIP code is 33480. We are not responsible for the City of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, or any other nearby city. Each of those places has its own government, ordinances, and departments.

Because of that, we unfortunately cannot assist with issues, violations, or services that occur in neighboring cities

The Town of Palm Beach does not collect or manage county taxes. For questions or payments related to Palm Beach County taxes, please contact the Palm Beach County Tax Collector’s Office or visit their website at pbctax.com.

The Town of Palm Beach does not handle health insurance programs or enrollment directly. Those services are managed at the Palm Beach County level and through state and federal programs.

For assistance with health insurance options, eligibility, or enrollment, you will need to contact Palm Beach County or the appropriate health or human services agency. They can provide information on programs such as Medicaid, marketplace plans, and other local health coverage resources.

We are a separate municipality from the City of West Palm Beach.

Our office is only able to assist with matters that are specifically related to the Town of Palm Beach. 

For any questions about West Palm Beach—such as permits, code enforcement, utilities, events, or city services—you’ll need to contact the City of West Palm Beach directly or visit their official website.