People Helping People
Today, our "People Helping People" team donated over 300 tote bags with hygiene products for homeless veterans. Everybody deserves a helping hand, especially those who have served to protect us at St. Ann's Place. This was an effort from our deputies, as well as the PBCS Foundation who donated the bags.We’re proud of you
Michael and his new bike Michael’s handwritten thank you letter We’re proud of you, Michael! His respectful ways when crossing the street and his dedication to keep our community clean by collecting plastic bottles has gotten the attention of all of us. So much so, that one of our crossing guards help orchestrate for a law enforcement officer and one of his teachers to donate a bicycle for Michael to commute a little quicker to and from school. In return, he wrote...iHeartMedia awards Deputy Perez as “First Responder of the Month”
This morning, we would like to thank iHeartMedia for awarding Deputy Perez as "First Responder of the Month" February 2019. We recognize the deputies who excel on a bi-monthly basis, but having our Deputy be recognized by other agencies and corporations make us really proud.
Sheriff Bradshaw honored
The United South County Democratic Club honored Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, with a crystal engraved award, for his service and dedication to Palm Beach County. They believe that his contribution, especially when it comes to keeping every citizen of our county safe, is immeasurable.
Child Found, Mother Grateful
Thank you for what you did and continue to do on a daily basis. God bless and stay safe.A day for Autism Picnic
A day for Autism Picnic is back. Join the Village of Wellington, FAU CARD and our Mounted and K-9 Units for an afternoon of music, fun, games, and community resources. It's a free event on Feb. 10th from 10am - 1pm at the Wellington Community Center.Van given to family in need
https://www.facebook.com/palmbeachcountysheriff/videos/1010111002525376/ Sebastian was diagnosed with epilepsy at 8 years old which confined him to a wheelchair. Ever since that day, his family's life changed forever. Years later, local non-profits and PBSO Sheriff Ric Bradshaw donated the gift of transportation and peace of mind.
