Abandoned, Inoperable, or Wrecked Vehicles           (561) 338-1333
Motor vehicles abandoned on City right-of-way should be reported to the above number.  Parking  in the swale area is permitted for a period not to exceed 72 hours, but prohibited if no parking signs are posted.  After 72 hours, the vehicle will be classified as abandoned.  If the property owner or the vehicle owner fails to comply with the notice for removal, the City has the right to take possession of the vehicle and remove it from the property.  Either the property owner or the vehicle owner, or both, shall be responsible for the expenses incurred.  Wrecked or inoperable vehicles must be removed from a residence within 72 hours.  A vehicle without a license plate is classified as an inoperable vehicle.  A vehicle with a flat tire is not classified as an inoperable vehicle.

Absentee Voting           (561) 276-1226
Registered voters who, for a valid reason, are unable to go to the polls on election day may request an absentee ballot.  Ballots must be received by the Supervisor of Elections before 7:00 p.m. of election day.  An absentee ballot and further information, including residency requirements, may be obtained by calling or writing the Supervisor of Elections Office at 301 N. Olive Avenue, Room 105, West Palm Beach, FL 33401-4795, or in person at the Olive Avenue office or the South County Courthouse, 345 South Congress Avenue, Delray Beach (276-1226).

Accident Reports          (561) 338-1234
Copies of accident and offense reports of incidents that have occurred within the City limits may be obtained from the Police Services Department for a nominal charge.

Ad Valorem Taxes          (561) 276-1250
The City of Boca Raton taxes property owners based upon the assessed value of their property.  The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser sets the assessed value of the property and certifies the tax roll to the City.  The City then sets the millage rate at which the property owners are taxed.  Each mill generates $1 of tax revenue for every $1,000 of taxable property value (assessed value less exemptions).  Call the Property Appraiser's Office with questions about your assessed or taxable value.  See:  Tax Collector

Adult Education          (561) 434-8712
Community education programs at several City schools offer adult education classes on a variety of topics.  For further information contact the Palm Beach County School Board, 3312 Forest Hill Boulevard, West Palm Beach, FL 33406. GED classes are held in cooperation with Boca Raton Community High School at the Count de Hoernle Train  Depot, weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Advisory Boards & Committees          (561) 393-7743
Boca Raton citizens serve on the City's twenty-one advisory boards and committees. 

After School Programs          (561) 434-8000
The Recreation Services Department assists with the Before/After School Program in Boca Raton's elementary schools.  Call the Palm Beach County Board of Education at the above number, or the individual school, for additional information.

Agendas

• Adoption/Redemption          (561) 482-8110 
  On July 23, 2001 the City of Boca Raton turned over the Operation of the Lullis M. Ritter Animal Shelter, located at 21287 Boca Rio Road, to the Tri County Humane Society. Tri County will continue to provide housing and care for stray and unwanted household pets. Animals are available for adoption and a pet cemetery is also maintained on the premises. For additional information please call 561-482-8110.
  
  
• Animal Bites          (561) 233-1200
  The County's Animal Care & Control Division must be notified in instances of animal bites.  The Health Unit will require unvaccinated animals to be quarantined at the owner's expense for rabies observation.
  
  
• Leash Law
  Any dog or cat running at large, i.e. off the premises of the owner and not constrained by leash, cord or similar device, shall be declared a public nuisance.  Owners of at-large animals will be responsible for payment of costs incurred for impounding and subject to fines.  Owners are responsible for removing defecation when walking their animals. 
  
  
• On Public Beaches/Or In Parks
  It is unlawful to allow animals, by intent or neglect, to go on public beaches, whether or not constrained by a leash or similar device.
  
  
• Ownership Limitations
  The total number of dogs and/or cats allowed at one residence are limited to a total of four (4) unless there is an escape proof fence installed.  If such fence is provided, the total number allowed is six (6).  If a dog or cat has puppies or kittens, the total number of animals may exceed the limitations above until the pups and/or kittens are six (6) months of age.
  
  
• Spay & Neuter   (561) 233-SPAY
  The City encourages pet owners to do their part in controlling the pet population by having their animals spayed or neutered.  Palm Beach County sponsors a mobile clinic to provide sterilization at a reduced cost for those in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.  Call for additional information.

• Conditions           (561) 393-7989
  Marine Safety personnel provide up-to-date information and advisories regarding swimming, surfing and watercraft conditions, as well as sea pest "alerts,"  via a recorded message.


• Parking Permits           (561) 393-7806 or (561) 997-0791
  Annual parking stickers, which allow the bearer to park at the City's beachfront parks (Spanish River Park, South Beach Park and Red Reef Park), are available to residents at a charge of $31.00 per vehicle (tax included), per year. (October 1 through September 30). Proof of residency and car registration is required. Permits may be purchased at the Boca Raton Community Center, 150 N.W. Crawford Boulevard, or the J.A. Rutherford Community Center in Patch Reef Park. Stickers must be permanently affixed to the front inside windshield and are not transferable. Greater Boca Raton Tax District and Palm Beach County residents should call 393-7806 for information concerning purchase of stickers.


• Patrol           (561) 393-7820
  Boca Raton can boast of one and one-half miles of lifeguard protected beach.  The four guarded sections of beach are South Beach Pavilion, South Beach Park, Red Reef Park and Spanish River Park.

Citizens Police Academy            (561) 338-1346
The Citizens Police Academy is an 11 week course held three times during the year, that gives residents and business owners a fundamental look at law enforcement.  Topics covered include crime prevention, handgun safety, investigations,  patrol  procedures and the operation of the K-9 and marine units.  Classes are held on Thursday night from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.  Contact Police Services for upcoming enrollment dates and application procedures.

City Council           (561) 393-7708
The Boca Raton City Council consists of the Mayor and four Council Members who are elected on a non-partisan basis.   See Agenda - City Council; Elections - City, Minutes

Clerk of the Circuit Court            (561) 930-9727
The Clerk of the Circuit Court serves as the County Recorder, Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, County Treasurer, County Auditor and Clerk of the County and Circuit Courts.

Code Enforcement            (561) 393-7934
Inquiries or complaints regarding code enforcement issues should be directed to the Code Enforcement Division of Development Services.  See: Complaints - Code Enforcement
Codes and Regulations

Community Policing           (561) 338-1286
Community Policing is a philosophy that emphasizes working proactively with citizens to solve crime related problems and prevent crime.  The Boca Raton Police strive to be a part of the community, not apart from it.  There are currently three Community Policing Projects in place:  The New Pines Neighborhood Program, the Pearl City Program and the Boca Island East Program.  Call for further information.

Complaints
If you are unsure where to call when you wish to register a complaint call (561) 393-7700 and the operator will forward your call to the appropriate department.

• Cable TV Complaints
  Complaints about cable reception, programming or fees should be directed to the cable provider.  See Cable Television Service for telephone numbers of area providers.
  
• Code Enforcement             (561) 393-7934
  The inspectors respond to complaints of possible Code violations or initiate action on Code violations they observe.  Complaints are generally responded to within 24 hours, with dangerous situations given top priority.  Time for meeting compliance depends on the complexity of the violation.
  
• Consumer            (561) 712-6600
  The Consumer Affairs Division of Palm Beach County handles consumer and business complaints concerning deceptive and unfair trade practices of businesses located in the County.  Complaints become public record.  See:  Better Business Bureau

Contractor Registration          (561) 393-7929
Registration of contractor certification is done by the Licensing Division of Development Services at the One-Stop Center.  Applicants must furnish proof of the following at registration:

• Certificate of Competency from the State of Florida or Palm Beach County (call (561) 233-5525 for information).
  
• State Registration as defined in Florida Statute 489-117 (call (904) 359-6310 for information).
  
• Business Tax Receipts from the City where the business is permanently located, and the County - (561) 355-2272. 
  
• Original Copy of a certificate of insurance with minimum coverage as outlined in City Code.

• Circuit Court          (561) 355-2431
• County Court          (561) 355-2431
  Circuit Court Judges hear cases involving felonies, civil matters over $10,000, probate and juvenile matters and various appeals.  Misdemeanor cases, traffic cases and civil matters under $10,000in value are heard by County Court Judges.

• Palm Tran             (561) 930-4BUS
• Spec Tran             (561) 930-TRIP
  
  Reduced fares are offered on Palm Tran buses, and Spec Tran van service is available as a door-to-door service for those with special needs who are unable to use the standard Palm Tran system and qualify under the Americans with Disabilities Act.  All County buses will eventually be equipped with special ramps for easy access by disabled persons.  Wheelchair seating is also available.  Users with special needs should call for schedules of buses that are specially equipped.  Bus ID cards are issued at various locations throughout the County.
  
• Tri-Rail            1-800-TRI-RAIL
  Tri-Rail offers paratransit service for the disabled with 24-hour advance notice for Tuesday through Friday, 48-hour notice for Saturday and 72-hour notice for Sunday and Monday.  Shuttle service in Palm Beach County is provided by Palm Tran.

Driving School                (561) 689-4733
Most persons who are cited for traffic violations are given the option of attending driving school to avoid points on their driving record.  Call for information and registration.

• City         (561) 393-7706
• County, State, and Federal

• City           (561) 393-7742
  The City Clerk's Office coordinates every City election through the office of the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections. 
  
• County/State/Federal          (561) 276-1226
  The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections runs all governmental elections that are held in the County. 

• Community Center                                                   (561) 393-7995
• James A. Rutherford Community Center           (561) 367-7035
• Count de Hoernle Train Depot                               (561) 393-7995

Flood Zone Rating              (561) 393-7792
Mortgage lenders and insurance providers may require your flood zone rating.  To find out what flood zone you are in, call this number.  More information is available at the One-Stop Center in City Hall. 

Franchise Fees
The City collects four types of franchise fees:  electric, telephone, natural gas and cable television.  This fee appears as a line item on your utility bills.

Hedges               (561) 393-7941
Objections to hedges that separate single-family residences and are over six-feet high must be made in writing to Code Enforcement.  Complainants should include their name, address and telephone number, the address of the owner of the hedge and a statement of their objection to the hedge.  Code Enforcement will notify the property owner that they must maintain the hedge at a height not to exceed six feet.  Width of hedges between properties are not regulated and must be resolved by the property owners.  It is the responsibility of the property owner to keep hedges trimmed back from sidewalks and streets.

Home Improvements               (561) 393-7931
Improvements and repairs to a single-family residence whose cost totals less than $1,000 do not require a building permit, except for direct electrical wiring, water supply plumbing and hot-water heater work, which always require permits, regardless of cost.  New fences or walls require a permit; repairs costing less than $1,000 do not.  Call before starting any work on your home. 

Home Occupations                 (561) 393-7937
It is a violation of City Code for any person to conduct a home occupation without obtaining an occupational license.  Home occupations must comply with specific operational standards as set forth in the City Code.   

Homeowners Associations                
The City does not compile a list of homeowners' associations.

Homestead Exemption               (561) 276-1250
Anyone who has legal title to real property in the State of Florida and that property is their permanent place of residence, is eligible for the $25,000 homestead exemption.  Current law requires permanent residence prior to January 1 of the qualifying year.  Applications must be made in person in the County Property Appraiser's Office between January 1 and March 1 of the year after qualification.  (Applications are accepted at City Hall by County representatives during a one-week period in January each year.  Call in December for times.)  Call the County Property Appraiser for information on documents that are required at time of filing.  Your application will be renewed automatically each January 1 unless you change your permanent place of residence.

Homework Hotline           1-800-548-0245
The Palm Beach County School District's Homework Hotline offers help to students of all grades from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Monday through Thursday during the school year.

Housing Programs              (561) 393-7797
The Community Improvement Division of the Development Services Department administers and manages state and federal funded housing and neighborhood improvement programs, providing assistance to low and moderate income families. 

Hunting Licenses                 (561) 930-7922
Hunting licenses are issued by the Palm Beach County Tax Collector whose office is located at 301 N. Olive Avenue in West Palm Beach.

Hurricane Preparedness             (561) 982-4900
   > Pre-recorded Information              (561) 393-7800
The Fire-Rescue Services Department publishes a Hurricane Planning Guide to aid citizens in being as prepared as possible in the event of a hurricane.  The Guide is included in the Summer issue of the City Newsletter and is available at City Hall, the Community Center, the Library and the James A. Rutherford Community Center.  Personnel are also available during the year to speak to homeowner associations and civic groups about hurricane preparation.  Call  (561) 367-6718 to arrange for a speaker.  If a hurricane threatens, the City will run continuous information on the City's government access channel (Cable Channel 20).  Additional information can also be obtained through the Palm Beach County Public Safety Department Emergency Management Division at  (561) 233-3500. 

*At the time of an imminent hurricane or other emergency, the City may activate the  (561) 393-7800 line with staff to respond to citizen inquiries.

Lawn Sprinklers -  (561) 338-7310
Lawn sprinklers must be positioned so water does not go on sidewalks and streets.  See:  Water Conservation/Restrictions

League of Women Voters -  (561) 276-4898
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization established to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government.  Membership is open to all citizens who are at least 18 years of age.  The League publishes The Voters Digest which contains general voting information and a directory of elected representatives.  The Digest is available in the City Clerk's office at City Hall or from the League. 

Libraries Services

• The Boca Raton Public Library -  (561) 393-7852
  • Downtown Library: 200 N.W. Boca Raton Blvd. 
  • Spanish River Library & Community Center: 1501 N.W. Spanish River Blvd.
    Hours of Operation are:
    Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.,
    Friday and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.,
    Sunday from noon to 6:00 p.m.
    
    
• University
  
  • FAU Library, 500 N.W. 20th Street - (561) 367-3760
    
  • Lynn University Library, 3601 N. Military Trail - (561) 994-0770
    The public is welcome to use materials on the premises.  Lending is restricted to students and faculty.  Call for hours of operation.
    
    
• Palm Beach County Library: West Boca Branch, 18685 State Road 7, Boca Raton : (561) 482-4554

Noise 

• Dog Barking Complaints              (561) 393-7934
  The Code Enforcement Division has established a procedure to handle complaints about dogs barking unnecessarily.
  
  
• General Noise Problems                 (561) 368-6201 
  Loud music, parties and other "disturbances of the peace" should be reported to the Police Services non-emergency number.  Excessively loud noise, such as those emitted from motors, may require a decibel level meter reading to determine if the noise level exceeds that allowed by City Code.

PAL - (561) 750-5477, free athletic program for youth between the age of 10-18.

Palm Tran            (561) 930-4BUS
Administrative Offices            (561) 233-1166
Palm Tran, the County's public bus transportation service,  provides service seven days per week.  Palm Tran provides feeder bus service in Palm Beach County for Tri-Rail  Monthly passes are available.  Call for schedules and additional information.  See:  Disabled Transportation, Spec Tran.

Park Rangers                 (561) 393-7810
The Park Rangers play a vital role in community safety and can be seen regularly patrolling the beachfront parks.  The Rangers are trained in first aid, CPR, crime prevention and other safety related areas.  Ranger Headquarters are located at 3939 N. Ocean Boulevard in Spanish River Park.

Parking

• Boats & Recreational Vehicles
  Boats, boat trailers and recreational vehicles may be kept at residences provided they are kept in a side or rear yard and screened from off-premises view by means of a hedge or fence.  Boats and recreational vehicles are permitted to be parked at a residence for a 24-hour period once every seven (7) days for the purposes of cleaning, packing and maintenance. 
  
• Commercial Vehicles
  Commercial vehicles are only permitted at residences if they are kept in a garage or a carport that is screened on three sides.  No part of the vehicle that indicates that it is used for commercial purposes is allowed to be seen from the street.  Small pickup trucks (under 1 ton), without commercial lettering and without any conversion to indicate a commercial use, and passenger vans are not classified as commercial vehicles.  Trucks over one ton are classified as commercial vehicles.
  
• Handicapped Permits             (561) 355-2622
  Handicapped parking permits are issued by the Palm Beach County Tax Collector's Office.  Anyone with a certified letter of disability from their physician can apply.
  
• Swales
  Parking a vehicle in the swale area is permitted provided the vehicle is not left there for more than 72 hours and if  there are no "no parking" signs posted.  After 72 hours the vehicle will be classified as "abandoned."  Homeowners Associations are free to adopt more stringent regulations and can prohibit all parking on swales.
  
• Tickets              (561) 338-1237
  Parking tickets issued in the City of Boca Raton, by the City of Boca Raton, can be paid at the cashier's desk located on the first floor of City Hall between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4:45 P.M.  For other inquiries about parking tickets, call the number above between 9:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.  See: Traffic Fines for information about moving violations.
  
• Violations                (561) 338-1234                       
  Blocking sidewalks with parked vehicles and parking vehicles on paved streets, unless signs are specifically posted allowing such parking, are traffic violations.  If space permits, vehicles engaged in lawn maintenance are permitted to park on paved streets while work is being performed.

• Spanish River Park                           (561) 393-7815
• James A. Rutherford Park              (561) 393-7815
• Patch Reef Park                                (561) 997-0791

• 1275 W. Palmetto Park Road        (561) 368-3920
• 170 N.E. Second Street                   (561) 395-4733
• 2800 N. Military Trail (Main)           (561) 994-2700
• 604 Banyan Trail (Bulk Mail)          (561) 997-1619
• Zip Code Information                      (561) 994-2700

Recreation & Parks

• General Information               (561) 393-7806
  Location of  recreation sites and classes offered by or at City facilities is contained in The Recreator, a publication of the Recreation Services Department.  The Recreator is distributed three times annually via The News and is also available in the lobby of City Hall and at other City sites. See:  Athletics, Beach, Bicycle/Pedestrian Paths, Golf Courses, Tennis, Swimming Pool
  
• Special Events                (561) 393-7827
  Call Recreation Services for information about the special events sponsored by the City of Boca Raton.  Concerts, dances and holiday celebrations are some of the fun events that may be enjoyed free of charge.

Safety and Security Inspections
Safety and security inspections of private residences or businesses are conducted by personnel from Police Services and Fire-Rescue Services. 
See:  Fire Safety Inspections Sanitation
See:  Hazardous Waste Disposal, Recycling, Solid Waste Collection

School Board
See:  Board of Education

Schools

• Colleges & Universities - F.A.U. - Lynn University - Palm Beach Community College
  For a listing of colleges and universities in Boca Raton and the surrounding area, consult the yellow pages under Schools-Academic-Colleges & Universities.
• Private
  There are many private schools in Boca Raton and the surrounding areas.  Individual listings are found in the yellow pages of the telephone directory under "Schools."
  
• Public -  Palm Beach County Schools
  New residents should contact the Palm Beach County Board of Education to determine which school boundary they live within.  Individual school listings are found in the white pages of the telephone directory under "Schools."  For questions about school boundaries, call (561) 434-8100.

Talking Books

• City of Boca Raton Library              (561) 393-7852
• Palm Beach County                          (561) 265-0299
  Talking Book Library
  7950 Central Industrial Drive Suite 104
  Riviera Beach, FL 33404
  Talking book service is also available at the County Talking Book Library, free of charge for those with visual or physical disabilities.  If residents cannot visit the library, materials can be mailed and then returned to the library at no charge through a special federal program.  A smaller collection of talking books is available at the City Library.

• Memorial Park           (561) 393-7978
  
• Patch Reef                  (561) 997-0881
  The Recreation Services Department operates seven public tennis facilities in various locations throughout the City.  The Memorial Park Tennis Complex and the Patch Reef Tennis Center offer tennis clinics and private lessons.  Tournaments are also held at these sites. 

• City Hall                                     (561) 393-7742
  
• Fire-Rescue Services           (561) 982-4012
  
• Library
  • Adult Tours                (561) 393-7905
  • Youth Tours               (561) 393-7968
• Police Services                      (561) 338-1269
  
• Utility Services                       (561) 338-7305

• Generally
  Disputes concerning trees that grow over property lines must be resolved between the property owners.  It is the responsibility of the property owner to remove dead trees and to keep tree limbs trimmed back from streets and sidewalks (See:  Tree - Pruning).  Trees may be removed without a permit by the property owner at a single-family residence, except in designated historic districts.  Before removing or pruning any tree, please call as a permit may be required.  Permits may be obtained at the One-Stop Center on the main floor of City Hall.  Tree removal at duplexes, apartment buildings, condominiums and commercial properties requires a tree-removal permit.
• Pruning   
  Proper tree pruning is important for the health of the trees and essential to increase the resiliency of trees during the heavy winds of tropical storms or hurricanes.  An instructive leaflet is available in the City Hall lobby or the City Clerk's office.  Large pruning projects should be done by qualified and insured professionals that use the National Arborist Association Standards. 
  
• Tree Legacy Program                  (561) 416-3424
  This program was established in 1984 in response to requests from people who felt that a tree is the perfect remembrance.  The Boca Raton Beautification Committee, with the Municipal Services Department, coordinates the selection, purchase, placement and maintenance of trees suitable for planting in Boca Raton.  Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.  Call the Municipal Services Department for additional information.

Vacant Lots                (561) 393-7934
Vacant lots must be kept mowed and free of trash and debris.  It is the responsibility of the vacant lot owner to maintain the property.  Grass and weeds are not permitted to exceed 12 inches in height.  Complaints should be made to Code Enforcement.

Volunteer Program                 (561) 393-7770
Volunteering is at the heart of citizen action.  Collectively, citizens can serve their communities and achieve goals that alone, cannot be accomplished.  In the City of Boca Raton, populated by approximately 85,000 residents and encompassing a mere 29.63 square miles, over 800 volunteers are found greeting visitors; working the switchboard at City Hall; creating databases; setting up filing systems; tutoring those learning or improving their English skills; scheduling tee times at city golf courses; helping counselors run summer camp; visiting the elderly; assisting the Police keep the community safe, learning emergency response procedures; tutoring youth; and lending their organizational and clerical skills to many city departments.

Learn more about your city, serve your community, learn new skills, and make new friends!  Please call Catherine Vanden Broeck, Volunteer Coordinator at (561) 393-7770.

Voter Registration                 (561) 276-1226
Any United States citizen who is a permanent resident of Palm Beach County, who will be 18 years of age by election day, and who has never been convicted of a felony or never been declared mentally incompetent (unless their civil rights have been restored) may register to vote.  Pre-registration at age 17 is allowed, but eligibility to vote remains at 18 years of age.  The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections is responsible for registering eligible residents and for maintaining voter registration rolls.  Mail-in forms may be obtained at City Hall or voters may register at the South County Courthouse, 345 S. Congress Avenue in Delray Beach or the Supervisor of Elections Office at 301 N. Olive Avenue in West Palm Beach.  Forms are also available at many other sites - call for locations.  Voters may register with or without party affiliation, but only registered Democrats or Republicans may vote in their respective party primaries.  All registered voters may vote on referendum issues or for non-partisan cadidates.  See:  Absentee Voting, Elected Representatives, Elections

Water

• Boil Water Advisory           (561) 367-7004
  This hotline provides a recorded message with updated information on any boil water advisories affecting large portions of the water service area.
  
• Conservation/Restrictions            (561) 338-7310
  The use of water for sprinkling and irrigation is prohibited on Friday and between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Saturday through Thursday.  Water use between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Saturday through Thursday is limited to three days a week as follows:  property with odd-numbered addresses are permitted to irrigate on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and property with even-numbered addresses are  permitted to irrigate on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.  Watering time is not to exceed four continuous hours on parcels under five acres. See:  Project I.R.I.S.
• Cross Connection/Backflow Prevention Program             (561) 447-7403
  Call for information relating to requirements that potable water services be protected from cross connections with, or backflow from, other sources.
  
• Payments                 (561) 393-7750
  Water payments may be mailed, or may be paid on the main floor of City Hall during business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.), weekdays.  A drop box for after hour payments is located at the front entrance of City Hall.  Beginning in December 1996, payments can also be made at the new City Hall Annex at 3001 W. Yamato Road.
• Reclamation  -  See: Project I.R.I.S.


• Service           (561) 393-7750
  Call Customer Service at least 24-hours in advance to open up an account for a residence or business.  Customers are billed every other month.
• Stormwater Management              (561) 338-7365
  Call for information  relating to requirements that stormwater systems be managed to minimize environmental degradation.
• Wastewater Pretreatment             (561) 338-7333
  Information relating to requirements that certain commercial/industrial activities pretreat their flows prior to entering wastewater treatment facilities can be obtained by calling the above number.

• Filing                     (561) 355-2900
  
• Probate               (561) 930-9749