Palm Beach Gardens Local Information
Practical information for Palm Beach Gardens and Palm Beach County: who governs what, trash and recycling, permits, weather alerts and who to call, each linked to the official source.
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Trash and recycling in Palm Beach Gardens: schedule, holidays, bulk
Waste Management picks up trash, recycling, yard waste and bulk in Palm Beach Gardens. No pickup Thanksgiving or Christmas. Pickup days: 561-471-6110.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach County and the neighbors: who governs what
How Palm Beach Gardens fits into Palm Beach County and Florida: the city, the county, Palm Beach County School District, the neighboring towns within 15 miles, and which one to call for what.
Property taxes
Palm Beach County property taxes: rates, due dates and appeals
2026 Palm Beach County tax bills go out by Nov. 1, with 4% off if paid in November. Palm Beach Gardens' city rate is 5.0537 mills. Tax Collector: 561-355-2264.
Permits
Palm Beach Gardens Building Department: Hours and Portal
Palm Beach Gardens building department: 561-799-4210, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays at City Hall, 10500 N. Military Trail. Permit portal, inspections, fees.
Roads
Palm Beach Gardens road work: I-95 at Northlake and Beeline
FDOT's I-95 and Northlake Boulevard interchange job is due to start Friday, Nov. 13. Beeline at Jog Road stays right turns only on weeknights through Nov. 19.
Home prices
Palm Beach Gardens home prices and housing market
The typical Palm Beach Gardens home was worth $696,122 in September 2026, up 4.38% in a year, Zillow says. Homes went under contract in a median 34 days.
Schools
Palm Beach Gardens schools guide: districts, calendars and ratings
Palm Beach Gardens public schools are run by the School District of Palm Beach County, 561-434-8000. No school Monday, Oct. 12; key dates, schools and grades.
Things to do
Things to do in Palm Beach Gardens: November 2026
Palm Beach Gardens to Dec. 17: free art festival Nov. 7-8, Veterans Salute Nov. 11, Holiday Bazaar and Santa's mall arrival Nov. 13, tree lighting Dec. 5.
Hurricanes
Hurricane prep guide for Palm Beach County
Hurricane season runs to Nov. 30. Know your Palm Beach County evacuation zone, shelters, alerts and Florida's year-round tax-free storm supplies.
Voting
Voting in Palm Beach County: registration, polls and early voting
Amendment 3 and the school tax renewal passed on Nov. 3, in unofficial results. How to register and vote by mail in Palm Beach County. Elections: 561-656-6200.
Farmers markets
Palm Beach Gardens farmers markets
The Gardens GreenMarket runs every Sunday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at City Hall, 10500 N. Military Trail, rain or shine. Saturdays, try downtown West Palm Beach.
Parks
Parks and trails in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens parks: District Park's splash pads and nature trail, kayak launches, a boat ramp and Frenchman's Forest's 172 acres. Recreation: 561-630-1100.
Restaurants
Restaurant inspection scores in Palm Beach County
Florida inspected Palm Beach Gardens restaurants 165 times from July 1 to Oct. 8, 2026; 64% needed no further action. How to read results and look one up.
Business
New businesses in Palm Beach Gardens: October 2026 roundup
New in Palm Beach Gardens: H&H Bagels, Carmela Coffee, Field of Greens and Smoke & Maple on Northlake, plus Firehouse Subs and Ben's Pizza, from state records.
Public notices
Public notices in Palm Beach Gardens: where to find legal notices
Where to find Palm Beach Gardens legal notices: Florida Public Notices, city agendas, bids and hearings. This is an index, not the official publication.
City Hall
Who to call at City Hall in Palm Beach Gardens
Phone numbers for the Palm Beach Gardens mayor and City Council, city manager, clerk, police non-emergency, code compliance, water, power and animal control.
Power outages
Power outages in Palm Beach Gardens: who to call and outage maps
Florida Power & Light serves Palm Beach Gardens. Report an outage at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) and check restoration times on FPL's Power Tracker map.
Population
Palm Beach Gardens population 2026: growth, age, income and housing
Palm Beach Gardens had 63,883 residents on July 1, 2025, the Census Bureau estimates, up 32% since 2010. Age, income, households and housing figures.
History
Palm Beach Gardens history and landmarks
Palm Beach Gardens was incorporated June 20, 1959, as John D. MacArthur's garden city. The historic banyan trees, the city's history exhibit and nearby landmarks.
Moving
Moving to Palm Beach Gardens: utilities, schools, trash and taxes
New to Palm Beach Gardens? Start FPL power, Seacoast water and Peoples Gas, switch your license within 30 days and file for homestead by March 1.
Transportation
Getting around Palm Beach Gardens: roads, transit, airport, parking
I-95, Florida's Turnpike and PGA Boulevard, Palm Tran's routes 1, 2, 3, 10 and 33, the nearest airport in West Palm Beach and the city's golf cart rules.
Neighborhoods
Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods: where to live and what each area is like
Palm Beach Gardens' 39,000 homes in 12 areas from the city's own maps, with ZIP codes, zoned high schools, Zillow home values and the main roads.
Neighborhoods
Alton, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, parks and commute
Alton is a 682-acre planned community between Hood Road and Donald Ross Road with about 2,000 homes in ZIP code 33418, zoned for Dwyer High.
Neighborhoods
Avenir, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, parks and commute
Avenir is a 4,751-acre community off Northlake Boulevard with about 4,100 homes, most in ZIP code 33412, zoned for Palm Beach Gardens High.
Neighborhoods
BallenIsles, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, parks and commute
BallenIsles covers 1,300 acres between Florida's Turnpike and Military Trail, with about 1,600 homes in 33418 zoned for Palm Beach Gardens High.
Neighborhoods
Bay Hill and Carleton Oaks, Palm Beach Gardens: homes and schools
Six western communities on Northlake Boulevard, from Bay Hill to Osprey Isles, hold about 1,000 homes in 33412, split between two high school zones.
Neighborhoods
Burns Road and Holly Drive, Palm Beach Gardens: homes and schools
The city's original plats around Burns Road and Holly Drive hold about 4,800 homes, all zoned for Palm Beach Gardens High, and most city parks.
Neighborhoods
Central Boulevard and Hood Road, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools
About 5,400 homes, most of them townhouses, apartments and condos, fill the area between PGA Boulevard and Donald Ross Road west of Military Trail.
Neighborhoods
Evergrene and Frenchman's Creek, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools
North of PGA Boulevard and east of Military Trail, about 3,400 homes in ZIP code 33410, most of them single-family, are zoned for Dwyer High.
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Mirasol, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, parks and commute
Mirasol covers 2,302 acres north of PGA Boulevard with about 2,200 homes, all in ZIP code 33418 and zoned for William T. Dwyer High School.
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PGA National, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, parks and commute
PGA National covers 2,332 acres south of PGA Boulevard with about 5,400 homes, all in ZIP code 33418 and zoned for Palm Beach Gardens High School.
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Prosperity Farms Road, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools, commute
About 4,100 homes along Prosperity Farms Road, east of Alternate A1A, most zoned for Allamanda Elementary and Palm Beach Gardens High.
Neighborhoods
Regional Center, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools and commute
The Regional Center around the Gardens Mall and PGA Boulevard holds about 3,100 homes, most of them condos, all in ZIP code 33410.
Neighborhoods
South of Northlake Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens: homes, schools
About 2,000 homes south of Northlake Boulevard, from Steeplechase to Garden Oaks, are zoned for Grove Park Elementary and Palm Beach Gardens High.
Neighborhoods
Palm Beach Gardens vs. Jupiter vs. Lake Park vs. North Palm Beach
Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Lake Park and North Palm Beach side by side: tax rates, high schools, Zillow home values, Census income and commutes.
Public schools
Palm Beach Gardens public schools: every school, zone and report card
The 13 public schools serving Palm Beach Gardens: zones, Aug. 24 enrollment and 2026 state grades. School District of Palm Beach County: 561-434-8000.