Current news, events and public information from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
Pet Adoption Event
Save the date! Looking to welcome a new fur-ever friend into your home? Families wanting to adopt a four-legged family member will have the chance to do so on Tuesday, October 8th at PBSO Headquarters located at 3228 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach.
Chili’s Fundraiser
One thing is to blindly support a wonderful cause like St. Jude’s fight to end childhood cancer, but it becomes a little more personal when you see success stories like this little boy, Slater. That’s what we did last night along our great partners at Chilies in Lantana.
Operation Green Light
Suspended license? The Clerk & Comptroller of Palm Beach County is opening all of their courthouse locations on Saturday, October 19 for "OperationGreenLight". Save up to 40% on collection agency fees at this special event & get back on the road.PBSO, Chili’s: Childhood Cancer Awareness
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. This weekend, we partnered with Chili's in Wellington to help during St. Jude's fundraiser. We know how important these fundraisers are for these families. We're grateful to be able to help St Jude’s continue to make a difference.
Thanks for 30 Years, Sergeant
Join us in thanking this man for his 30 years of service and for keeping our children safe to and from school. Sgt. Frankiewicz is in charge of our amazing crossing guards.
Dorian Bahamas Relief
Sep 19, 2019 The efforts for our neighbors in the #Bahamas continues. Our deputies did some shopping for #HurricaneDorian victims. For those who want to help, we're holding a Relief Drive this Saturday, September 21st from 10am to 4pm at Lake Lytal Park. Together we can make a difference! Sep 13, 2019 Our Deputies used money donated by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Foundation to help those who are here from the Bahamas. We were overwhelmed with their gratitude and positivity to spite their...Robert Hayes arrested for the murder of Rachel Bey
This is our full Press Conference regarding the arrest of serial killer Robert Hayes for the murder of Rachel Bey thanks to the help of the FDLE, Daytona Beach Police Department and Dave Aronberg. Thanks to the FDLE's genetic geneology team we were able to take this killer off the streets.Never Forget
We will never forget September 11, 2001. Today, 18 years later, we remember with tears in our eyes as we honor our country, our flag, & the heroic first responders who lost their lives. We stand together, stronger than ever, to pay tribute to the families of 911 victims.
