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Palm Beach Gardens Residents to Face Updated City Fees Effective October 1, 2025

Palm Beach Gardens residents will see updated city service fees across various departments starting October 1, 2025, as outlined in the new Master Fees and Charges Schedule. This comprehensive document impacts services from the Building Division to Parks and Recreation, affecting many aspects of daily life.

09/23/2026 · Palm Beach Gardens edition

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Palm Beach Gardens residents will see changes to various city service fees starting October 1, 2025. The City of Palm Beach Gardens' Master Fees and Charges Schedule for Fiscal Year 2025/2026 outlines these updates across multiple departments.

The new fee schedule impacts services from the Building Division to Parks and Recreation, affecting many aspects of daily life for residents. Understanding these changes helps residents plan for future city service needs and costs.

The comprehensive document details fees for departments including Building, Engineering, Planning and Zoning, Community Services, Fire Rescue, and Police. For instance, residents can find specific Building Division review fees starting on page 3 of the schedule. Legal fees begin on page 9, and Police fees are detailed from page 19 onward.

The City published this Master Fees and Charges Schedule to provide transparency regarding the costs associated with various municipal services. This annual update ensures the city's fee structure aligns with operational costs for the upcoming fiscal year.

Residents seeking more information about specific departmental fees can consult the full Master Fees and Charges Schedule. For general inquiries, contact City Hall Reception at (561) 799-4100. Department-specific contacts include Planning and Zoning at (561) 799-4243, Fire Rescue at (561) 799-4300, and Parks and Recreation at (561) 630-1100.

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