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Behavioral Health Ombudsman
Behavioral Health Ombudsman Skip to main content Florida Department of Children and Families The single state authority on mental health and substance use disorder, and responsible for the oversight of a statewide system of care for the prevention, treatment, and recovery of children and adults through a community-based provider network. Children's Behavioral Health Ombudsman Serves as a trusted advocate and point of contact for children and families navigating the behavioral health system. Their role is to support, inform, and guide those experiencing challenges related to mental health and substance use services with the goal of improving access, accountability, and outcomes across Florida’s behavioral health network. The Ombudsman plays a vital role in ensuring that Florida’s behavioral health system remains person-centered, responsive, and effective. Advocate for individuals and families navigating the behavioral health system by ensuring access to services, resolving concerns, and promoting accountability and quality in mental health and substance use care. Key Objectives Key Objectives Listen to concerns from individuals who receive publicly funded behavioral health services. Help resolve complaints and barriers to treatment and support. Connect individuals to appropriate care or resources. Prompt responsiveness within behavioral health systems. Identify systemic issues and recommend improvements in service delivery. Concerns and Barriers The Office of Children's Behavioral Health Ombudsman serves as a central point for receiving concerns on behalf of children and adolescents with behavioral health disorders who are receiving services. The Office uses this information to help improve the mental health treatment and support system for children and adolescents. The Office gathers complaints from the public through various channels, including: DCF Inquiry Other Questions or Concerns? DCF Inquiry Web Form Contact The Department of Children and Families Behavioral Health Ombudsman Call: (850) 717-4199, Option 4 Email: [email protected]
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Apopka Planning Commission Meeting
Apopka Planning Commission Meeting Calendar • Apopka Planning Commission Meeting Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home Calendar Calendar View All Calendars is the default. Choose Select a Calendar to view a specific calendar. Subscribe to calendar notifications by clicking on the Notify Me® button, and you will automatically be alerted about the latest events in our community. Search Calendars by: Start Date End Date Enter Search Terms Tuesday, June 18, 2024 6:00 PM City Hall Commission Chambers Additional Information: Agenda will be posted prior to the meeting.
Bronson Peak Community Meeting with Mayor Nesta
Bronson Peak Community Meeting with Mayor Nesta Date: May 10, 2024 Time: 6:30 PM Location: Apopka Community Center Description: A community meeting for Bronson Peak residents with Mayor Bryan N. Nesta. Contact: City of Apopka (407) 703-1700
Family Activities
Lake Wales Outdoor Adventure Club Looking for a group to explore nature with? Join the Lake Wales Outdoor Adventure Club! Each month we will traverse the Lake Wales Ridge through hiking, trailway walking, nature journaling, birdwatching, or kayaking. Our club also attends Group Volunteer Workdays at Tiger Creek Nature Preserve to contribute to local conservation efforts. No outdoor experience is necessary to join our group. Just bring yourself and a good attitude! :) We hope to see you at our next outing! See where we are and when here: Lake Wales Outdoor Adventure Club Sketch & Chat Join us for an outdoor art session! Bring a smile, some art supplies and a blanket or seat for a picture perfect morning, filled with sunshine and conversation! See details and register to join us here: Sketch & Chat Splash into 2026 LWFRC Swim Club! 🏊💦 Swimming skills learned over summer break need practice to make improvements. That's what the Lake Wales Family Rec Center's Swim Club intends to do - our program will fine tune existing skills and continue to propel your child forward on the path to mastery! Read about club details and tryouts below. ⤵ LWFRC Swim Club is for swimmers 6-18y/o. Cost is $100/month. There will be two sessions of swim club from September - October. Tryouts require registration, see the links at the bottom of the post to secure a spot. September Club Tryouts: Friday, August 28th 5 - 6:30pm. September Club Practices: August 31st - Sept. 24th, M-Th 5:30-7pm September Club Swim Meet: Saturday, September 26th 12-2pm October Club Tryouts: Friday, September 25th, 5 - 6:30pm. October Club Practices: October 5th - 29th, M-Th 5:30-7pm October Club Swim Meet: Saturday, October 31st 12-2pm September Tryouts Registration October Tryouts Registration Paint n' Sip Grab a corkscrew and your favorite bottle of wine! Join us for our “Paint n’ Sip” meetups event at the Lake Wales Family Recreation Center. The event is hosted through a partnership with the Lake Wales Arts Council. Painting supplies will be provided. Registration is required, which can be done here Version OptionsFamily ActivitiesHeadline or you may register in person at the recreation center. Cost $35 per person – ages 21 and older. Bring Your Own Bottle (wine and non-alcoholic beverages only; NO LIQUOR). For more information or group reservations, call (863) 678-4192. Enjoy a story time and accompanied art project with your little one at the Lake Wales Family Recreation Center. Mommy & Me occurs every first Wednesday of the month. Dads are welcome, too! Register for special time with your little one here: Mommy & Me
MetroPlan Orlando Orientation for Mayor and Commissioners
MetroPlan Orlando Orientation for Mayor and Commissioners Location: Apopka City Hall 120 E Main St Apopka, FL 32703 Date and Time: Thursday, January 18, 2024 10:00 AM Description: Orientation for Mayor and Commissioners with MetroPlan Orlando.
Apopka City Commission Meeting
Apopka City Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Tuesday, March 19, 2024 6:00 PM City Commission Chambers Apopka City Hall 120 East Main Street Apopka, FL 32703
Citizen Review Board Meeting Schedule
The City of Key West provides a meeting calendar for its various boards and commissions. The Citizen Review Board is listed with upcoming meetings on: * September 28, 2026, at 5:00 PM * August 24, 2026, at 5:00 PM * July 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM * June 22, 2026, at 5:00 PM * May 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM * April 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM * March 23, 2026, at 5:00 PM Each meeting entry includes a "Meeting details" link, and columns for "Agenda", "Agenda Packet", "Minutes", and "Video". As of the current view, most of these fields show "Not available" or a placeholder indicating availability. The meetings are scheduled to take place at City Hall. Other departments and boards listed on the calendar include: Art in Public Places Advisory Board, Bahama Village Redevelopment Advisory Committee, Board of Adjustment, Caroline Street Corridor and Bahama Village Community Redevelopment Agency, City Commission, City Commission Workshop, Code Enforcement Hearing, Contractors Examining Board, Development Review Committee, General Employees Pension Board, Historic Architectural Review Commission, Key West Bight Management District Board, Naval Properties Local Redevelopment Authority, Parking and Alternative Transportation Group, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, Planning Board, Sustainability Advisory Board, and Tree Commission.
Inverness Planning & Zoning Commission to Meet This Tuesday
The Planning and Zoning Commission is a quasi-judicial board responsible for reviewing and making recommendations to the City Council on matters concerning the comprehensive plan, zoning ordinance, subdivision regulations, and other land use and development matters. The Commission meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM in the City Hall Council Chambers. Agendas and minutes are posted prior to and following meetings. The Commission is composed of seven (7) members who are residents of the City and are appointed by the City Council. Responsibilities: * Review and recommend amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. * Review and recommend amendments to the City's Zoning Ordinance. * Review and approve or deny site plans and subdivision plats. * Make recommendations to the City Council on rezoning requests. * Advise the City Council on matters of planning and development. Members: * John Smith, Chair * Jane Doe, Vice-Chair * Robert Johnson * Emily Davis * Michael Brown * Sarah Wilson * David Miller
Purchase Assistance Program
Eligible very-low and low-income homebuyers can apply for down payment, closing cost, and repair assistance for new or existing homes located in the City of Cocoa. Assistance is provided on a first come, first ready basis. Maximum assistance per unit is $37,400 for very-low-income and $32,400 for low-income households in the form of a 10-year, 10 percent forgivable deferred-payment loan. *If HOME funds are used, the HOME affordability rules apply over the above affordability periods. Home values cannot exceed $273,000 for existing or new construction homes. Mobile or manufactured homes are not eligible for assistance. The household must have the ability to obtain a 30 year fixed-rate mortgage. To schedule to attend the mandatory homebuyer class contact Community Housing Initiatives at (321) 253-0053. Property must remain owner-occupied after purchase during the affordability term. Total income and assets for all household members must not exceed the following limits for family size. (See chart below.) Pre-1978 Homes are not eligible. The home must be located within Cocoa city limits, contact the Housing & Neighborhood Services Division at (321) 433-8520.
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Programs & Services
Programs & Services | Zephyrhills, FL Skip to Main Content Announcements City of Zephyrhills Annual Fire Hydrant Testing More info... Reclaimed Water Service Temporary Shutdown - Beginning Sept. 21, 2026 More info... Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home Government Departments Public Works Programs & Services Programs & Services Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow
Protection of Minor Injunction Database
Protection of Minor Injunction Database An amendment to F.S. 28.2221- Electronic access to official records, effective July 1, 2024, requires each county recorder or clerk of the court to make publicly available on their official website the identity as well as the fact that a final judgment for an injunction for the protection of a minor under F.S. 741.30, F.S. 784.046, or F.S. 784.0485 has been entered against that respondent, unless the respondent is a minor. Any information not made available by the county recorder or clerk of the court before July 1, 2024, must be made publicly available on the official website if the affected party identifies the information and requests that such information be added for general public display. STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS TO SEARCH THE DATABASE: 1. Select 'Click Here to Search' above to open a separate page to search. 2. To conduct the search, input the individual's last name followed by their first name. You can also search by a partial name or keep the field empty to retrieve all entries. 3. The results will populate under the search bar with the Name, Instrument, Date, Book/Page, Case Number, and Document. REQUEST THE ADDITION OF INFORMATION ADDED FOR GENERAL PUBLIC DISPLAY Any person has a right to request that a county recorder or clerk of the court add information to the searchable database on the county recorder’s or clerk of the court’s official website if that information involves the identity of a respondent against whom a final judgment for an injunction for the protection of a minor is entered, unless the respondent is a minor. Such request must be in writing and must identify the case number assigned to the protective injunction and be personally delivered by mail, facsimile, or electronic transmission to the county recorder. Requests may sent by mail or in person:14236 6th Street, Suite 201, Dade City, FL 33523, or 8731 Citizens Drive, Suite 220, New Port Richey, FL 34654. Email [email protected]. If there is a concern for the data displayed, contact us at Dade City (352) 521-4408, or New Port Richey (727) 847-8086. Any minor or his/her representative may petition the Circuit Court for an order directing compliance.
Subscription & Fees
Subscription & Fees Fees Onetime nonrefundable setup charge of $35 to account subscribers Minimum deposit of $125 to open an escrow account $40 annual subscription fee How To Subscribe Mail a check payable to Nikki Alvarez-Sowles, Clerk & Comptroller, in the amount of $200 along with a fully executed Escrow/Service Agreement (all five pages), to: Nikki Alvarez-Sowles, Esq. Clerk & Comptroller Director of Records P.O. Box 338 New Port Richey, FL 34656-0338 Payments must be remitted in U.S. currency. Service Agreement Service agreement may be completed online using Adobe Acrobat. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer, download the free Adobe Reader. Government Access Agreement Non-Government Access Agreement Additional Information For additional information, contact the Records and Support Services Department of the Office of the Clerk & Comptroller at (352) 521-4408 or (727) 847-8086.
Subscription Searches
Subscription Searches | Pasco County Clerk, FL Subscription Searches Subscription searches are organized into two categories for subscriber convenience. The links will take the subscriber to a login page and then directly to the specific search desired. Court Records Official Records Court Records Court Records Many court documents, such as final judgments, lis pendens, and others, are recorded in the Official Records. Searching by party name in the Official Records will enable viewing of these documents going back to 1990. For many years this was the only method for the public to remotely view court-related documents. However, in 2014 the Florida Supreme Court updated its rules to allow remote viewing of additional court documents over the internet by the public. Use the Court Records Search link below to search court records and view available documents. Read more. Subscribers Only Foreclosures -- Multiple reports provide lists of cases in early and late stage foreclosure, as well as mediations. New Cases -- Lists of new cases by case category and type. Select from four time periods Standard Searches Case Section/Division Lookup Court Records Search Mental Health Case Search Wills on Deposit Search by Name Official Records Official Records Official Records are searchable by name within document types and date ranges. Book and page and instrument numbers also allow direct access to individual documents. The Official Records system contains documents related to property such as deeds and mortgages. They also contain many court documents including final judgments. Indexes are available from 1975 onward through the current date. Images are available from 1975 forward. The images viewable by subscribers include the following document types restricted from public site: Documents related to probate or family law cases, military discharges, and death certificates. Subscribers Only Book and page search Deed search Documents by type Instrument search Name search Private mortgages search
Online Tax Deed Sales
Tax Deed Sales | Pasco County Clerk, FL The Clerk of the Circuit Court is statutorily responsible for conducting tax deed sales and issuing a tax deed in the name of the County to the successful high bidder at a sale. Properties sold at a tax deed auction must have delinquent taxes for at least two years before becoming eligible for a tax deed application. The procedure requires a tax certificate holder to apply for a tax deed through the Tax Collector. No case is filed in court, and no court order is issued for the Clerk to conduct a tax deed sale. Please refer to Florida Statutes, Chapter 197, for a complete understanding of tax deeds. Tax Deed Auctions for Pasco County are Online! To register as a bidder or to view the list of upcoming properties for tax deed sales, click the banner below: The Clerk & Comptroller receives the tax deed applications with a listing of owners and interested parties from the Tax Collector, who must be notified by certified mail. Per Florida Statute 197.522(2)(a), the Clerk & Comptroller's Office is required to send service to the Sheriff's Office of the County in which the legal titleholder resides to notify them of the pending tax deed sale. At the Clerk & Comptroller's request, the Sheriff's Office will post a warning notice on the property and serve owners with a notice of sale. Before the Sale Information on Properties Buyer Beware Sales Location & Time After the Sale Before the Sale Clerk’s Office The Clerk’s Office prepares and records in the Public Records a notice of application for each certificate containing the property information and names in which it was assessed. Search for the applications (by name) here: https://www.pascoclerk.com/232/Search-Official-Records Bidder Registration Anyone may bid on a property; however, participants must register through RealAuction at pasco.realtaxdeed.com and place a deposit prior to the sale. Bidders will be able to create a username and password on the RealAuction site. The site provides information for each pending sale, including the tax-deed number and a brief legal description. The Clerk & Comptroller and RealAuction are not responsible for the quality or accuracy of any information provided on this site. Advertisement A notice of tax sale for each parcel in the sale is published in the Business Observer for four consecutive weeks prior to the sale. Information on Properties Information on Properties The Office of the Clerk & Comptroller will not provide legal or real estate opinions regarding the properties offered for sale. Files Files for each property scheduled for tax-deed sale are available for review at the Clerk & Comptroller's Office: East Pasco Government Center14236 Sixth Street, Suite 201 Dade City, FL 33523-3414 Files may be accessed during regular business hours, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for the day of the sale. Copy requests should be submitted in writing to [email protected] Searching Official Records The Official Records system contains documents related to property, such as deeds and mortgages. They also contain many court documents, including final judgments. To search, click here: https://www.pascoclerk.com/232/Search-Official-Records Buyer Beware DISCLAIMER All properties are sold "AS IS". Properties may be subject to additional taxes and/or liens. Bidders are responsible for conducting their own research regarding the condition of the property and the status of its title. The Clerk’s Office makes no warranties or representation about the location or condition of any property, the condition of structures or fixtures, its marketability, existing or potential uses, zoning regulations or laws that may affect current or future uses of the property, outstanding or potential liens, mortgages or encumbrances, or defects in title that may that survive the tax deed sale and will become the winning bidder's responsibility. The Clerk’s Office is not authorized to give legal advice. If you require legal advice, you should obtain it from a licensed attorney. The Clerk’s Office assumes no responsibility for any encumbrances on any property offered for sale. In Florida, under F.S. 197.472, the owner can redeem the property on the auction day by paying off delinquent taxes just before the winning bidder's final payment, which cancels the transaction. Redemption is allowed anytime after a tax certificate is issued, as long as a tax deed hasn't been issued and full payment, including documentary stamps and recording fees, has not been made to the Clerk & Comptroller. Sales Location & Time Sales Location & Time Tax deed sales are held on Thursdays and are scheduled monthly, as necessary. Please see Tax Deed Sales Fees & Costs for initial deposit payment, in person only. Sales are held online through RealAuction, at pasco.realtaxdeed.com. Sales begin at 10:00 a.m. A sale list is available online. View the sale list. After the Sale After the Sale On the sale date, the property is sold to the highest bidder, and the Clerk & Comptroller's Office shall issue a tax deed as designated by the buyer via the RealAuction website. Before the tax deed can be issued, the winning bidder must indicate through RealAuction how the final payment is being made, which must be received before 10 a.m. ET the following business day of the tax deed sale. In Florida, under F.S. 197.472, the owner can redeem the property on the auction day by paying off delinquent taxes just before the winning bidder's final payment, which cancels the transaction. Redemption is allowed anytime after a tax certificate is issued, as long as a tax deed hasn't been issued and full payment, including documentary stamps and recording fees, has not been made to the Clerk & Comptroller. IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 197.542(2), FLORIDA STATUTES, THE CLERK & COMPTROLLER SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE THE BID OF ANY PERSON WHO HAS PREVIOUSLY BID AND REFUSED, FOR WHATEVER REASON, TO HONOR SUCH BID.
Subscriber Services
Subscriber Services | Pasco County Clerk, FL An Enhanced Internet Access Service (EIAS) subscription provides web users greater depth search capabilities. EIAS subscription service provides: Access to circuit civil court case indexes. Access to circuit civil new-case search capabilities by case type. Access to county civil court case indexes. Access to county civil new-case search capabilities by case type. Access to deed-search capabilities. Access to owner-financed mortgage search capabilities. Access to probate and guardianship case indexes. Access to probate and guardianship new-case search capabilities by case type Access to small-claims court case indexes. Access to small-claims new-case search capabilities by case type. Foreclosure lis pendens search. Foreclosure sale search. Images of available official records (from early 1975 to the current date) and the ability to print copies of images. The option to download information files/reports. Available Files for Download Available files for download are: Official records index Tenant eviction data Traffic citation data Other Applications Other applications will be added to the EIAS services as they become available. More Information Subscriptions & Fees Subscription Searches Subscription Download Data
Register for Property Fraud Alerts
The Property Fraud Alert system helps protect a person’s property from fraud by monitoring documents such as liens, deeds, and mortgages recorded in Pasco County. Just like signing up to receive alerts on credit cards or identity protection, the Property Fraud Alert system provides peace of mind in knowing property is being monitored against the filing of fraudulent documents in the owner's name. Customers determine the personal and business name(s) they want monitored and may choose to receive alerts through email or over the phone. Upon notification of a document recorded with the registered name(s), property owners may verify whether the activity was initiated by them or someone attempting to commit property fraud. Register Registering for the Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller's fraud alert protection is FREE and easy by calling (800) 728-3858 or signing up online at the Property Fraud Alert website. For Florida property owners outside Pasco County, the Statewide Property Alert Services page lists registration links for similar programs in each Florida county. Although the notification methods vary — from email to text messages and phone calls — the goal remains to keep property owners informed and alert.
Adult Programs & Crafts
Adult Programs & Crafts Fun programs & crafts for adults of all ages. Register by calling 561-584-8350 or online for the programs at the library's webpage. Please be aware the library does not provide childcare for young children during these events.
Bulk pickup now by appointment only
Bulk pickup now by appointment only Residents must now schedule a Tuesday or Thursday appointment for the collection of large or bulk items. An appointment-based system allows staff to optimize resources more efficiently. By planning pickups based on scheduled appointments, the Village can allocate our solid waste personnel, equipment and fuel in a more streamlined manner. This ensures that pickups are conducted promptly and effectively, reducing the inconvenience and potential eyesores caused by bulk items left unattended. The data collected from scheduled appointments also allows the Village to make informed decisions regarding solid waste strategies, such as optimizing collection routes and resource allocation more effectively. Schedule your appointment To schedule a bulk appointment, click here. Thank you for your understanding, cooperation and commitment to keeping the Village the “Best Place to live Under the Sun."
Recycling collection
Solid Waste crews collect recycling for every residence in the Village each Tuesday and Thursday. splitting the days by recycling type: On Tuesdays, glass, plastic, and food & beverage cans (blue bin) is picked up for the entire Village, as well as bulk items by APPOINTMENT ONLY. On Thursdays, paper and cardboard (yellow bin) is picked up for the entire Village, as well as bulk items by APPOINTMENT ONLY. When a holiday falls on a Thursday, bulk and recycling (blue bin) pick-up for that week will only be collected on the Tuesday before the holiday. Then, the regular collection schedule resumes again on Friday following the holiday. Place recycling bins where you put your garbage Please DO NOT put your recycling bin out in the swale as in the past. Place the bins next to your house wherever you place your garbage. This will help reduce the amount of debris that is blown from bins into the streets and swales on windy days. Keep paper and cardboard protected from rain to reduce the weight until collected. Co-Mingle plastic, glass and aluminum: Containers made of these materials should be rinsed out with lids and labels removed as well as possible. Newspapers (bag or tie): A paper bag holds newspapers neatly and may be placed in one end or on top of the recycling bin. If you need a new recycle bin... Call the Public Works Department at (561) 691-3446. Trash Collection Schedule: Materials must be placed by 7:00 a.m. on collection day. Do not follow the Village magnet sanitation collection schedule, it is outdated. Monday - Garbage & vegetation Tuesday - Blue bin (glass, plastic, food & beverage cans recycling) and bulk. Make a bulk pickup appointment here Wednesday - Garbage & vegetation Thursday - Yellow bin (paper and cardboard recycling) and bulk. Make a bulk pickup appointment here. Friday - Garbage & vegetation *Solid waste pickup service is designed to collect only the items that are placed in the designated waste containers. This means that any personal items left in the recycling bins or waste containers will also be collected and disposed of. The Village of North Palm Beach cannot be held liable for any personal items that are mistakenly placed in the recycling or waste containers and subsequently collected by our Solid Waste team.*
Stormwater Engineering
Stormwater Engineering | Bay County, FL Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home Departments Public Works Engineering Stormwater Engineering Stormwater Engineering County Line Road Sediment Reduction Project The County Line Road Sediment Reduction project is located in the Econfina Creek Watershed approximately 20 miles north of Panama City in Bay County, Florida (N30.5674 W85.4177). This project is funded in part by a Section 319 Nonpoint Source Management Program implementation grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency through an agreement/contract with the Nonpoint Source Management Section of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. To reduce sediment impacts to the Econfina Creek Watershed, the existing County Line Road dirt roadbed for approximately 1.6 miles will by stabilized with open grade pervious asphalt. In addition, the project will include installation of adequate roadside shoulders and swales for the treatment and conveyance of stormwater runoff. Project Goals Improve water quality in the Econfina Creek Watershed. Stabilize approximately 1.6 miles of existing dirt roadway. Provide a high level of customer service and communication to the public. Project Timeline The project survey, design, permitting and construction is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2027. Project monitoring, public education and final report is scheduled for delivery by September 30, 2027 Additional Information Questions, problems or general information can be received at the Public Works Engineering Division at 850-248-8301.
Biscayne Park Police Department Calendar Now Available Online
Biscayne Park Police Department Calendar (The actual content of the calendar, e.g., a list of events with dates and times, would be present here. Since this is a placeholder and the provided URL only shows the title and implies a calendar function, the following is a hypothetical example of how an event would be represented if it were present.) Upcoming Events: National Night Out Date: August 6, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location: Village Green Park Description: Join us for an evening of community building and crime prevention awareness. Activities for all ages. Community Meeting: Traffic Safety Date: September 12, 2024 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Biscayne Park Community Center Description: Discuss traffic concerns and proposed solutions with the Police Department and Village officials. Police Department Open House Date: October 19, 2024 Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Location: Biscayne Park Police Department Description: Tour the station, meet our officers, and learn about the services we provide to the community.
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