Police | Palm Beach Gardens, FL

PBG K9 Justice Receives Donated Body Armor

City of Palm Beach Gardens Police Department K9 Justice has received a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from a non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s. Read on...
PBG K9 Body Armor

City of Palm Beach Gardens Police Department’s K9 Dexter, Kastor, & Valco have received donation of body armor Read on...
Child Safety

Learn how to prevent children from being left in unattended vehicles and keep your children safe from the Florida heat. Read on...

Investing in Our Future
Our award winning Police Explorer program is an investment in the future of law enforcement in our community. This hands-on training program prepares young men and women for a career in law enforcement through regular training and competitive opportunities against other law enforcement Explorer posts from around the State of Florida. Some of our Police Officers serving on the force today were groomed through the Department's Police Explorers program.

Safety In Numbers
Safety in Numbers Palm Beach Gardens enjoys one of the lowest crime rates in Palm Beach County and the State of Florida. With a full service, nationally accredited police agency, Palm Beach Gardens responded to 33,695 citizen calls for service and 137,793 combined incidents involving police action in 2014. Even with its population rising, the Gardens continues to experience a 28% overall reduction in crime since 2000. As a police department committed to community-oriented policing, we are focused on building relationships that solve problems and reduce the fear of crime.

Community Minded
Keeping in touch with national trends and responding on the local level is something the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department does on a regular basis. With our community in mind, we strive to provide information to our citizens that will educate and protect them. Programs like our award-winning "Frog-et Me Not" child safety project to prevent child heatstroke fatalities from being left alone in a hot car are aimed at creating a safer, more informed community.