Breakfast with Seniors
PBSO Deputies had breakfast with Senior Citizens at Winward Palms Retirement Living community to share living experiences and answer any questions they had. We are so grateful for these moments and grateful for the invitation.Deputies Hand Out Donated Shoes
These little boys from Pahokee have one thing in common - their love for football! Our deputies distributed donated football cleats to use during practice and their games. We want to thank In Jacob's Shoes for the donation.Helping Start a New Schoolyear
We might not be able to get back this high school freshman the shoes or book-bag they stole from him, but our deputies pooled their money together to buy him a new pair of shoes. Also, through a generous donation from Bridges of PBC, he was able to get a new backpack with school supplies.Deputy Receives Award
Fantastic Work! Our Deputy Abrams saved a life! He performed CPR on an individual who suffered a medical emergency. His quick response not only preserved a life, but also garnered him a Super Star Life Saving Award and a well-deserved cake.
Belle Glade Students going to All-Star camp
These shining stars make us so proud! Four Belle Glade students from our PAL Program are about to embark on the opportunity of a lifetime. They were selected by a group of former NBA players to be part of an All-Star camp in New Jersey from August 12th through the 16th, 2019. The boys will be accompanied by our very own Deputy Torrence, best known by the community and the kids as "Coach T." The Palm Beach County Police Athletic...
Kids’ Generosity
We are so humbled by the heartwarming acts of these young men. They paid for our breakfast yesterday and showed us love and support. Thank you for backing the green Daniel and David!
PBSO Employee Goes Above and BEE-yond
When PBSO Employee Michele Denski heard our community had a bee problem, she threw on her bee keeper gear and took care of the problem on her own time, collected the bees and transported them to a safe location. She not only solved a problem for our community, but acted as a dedicated conservationist. BEE proud, we’re proud!?
