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Jan 29 City of Palm Bay Awarded $160,090 for Traffic Signal Synchronization. Jan 29 Opioid Epidemic Community Town Hall-January 30. More News. ... Palm Bay, FL 32907 (321) 952-3400. Connect. Subscribe. to receive latest news. Need Help? Accessibility; Submit Request; Police & Fire; Public Records; Legal Disclaimer;

In December of 2023, the City received the first round of the National Opioid Settlement funds from some of the largest pharmaceutical distributors Allergen, CVS, Distributors, Janssen, Teva, Walgreens and Walmart (“Distributors”). The City will continue to …

Palm Bay Fire-Rescue consists of six fire stations that cover the City 24/7 with fire and medical services. However, a station may not be staffed at all times due to emergency responses and …

City of Palm Bay, Growth Management Department. Planning & Zoning. Palm Bay City Hall. 120 Malabar Rd SE • Palm Bay Florida, 32907 (321) 733-3042 . Step 4. The City of Palm Bay’s Community & Economic Development Department offers various programs and incentives to assist businesses locating or expanding in Palm Bay.

2024年7月29日 · To view the City of Palm Bay’s FY 2024 Proposed Budget, please select one of the links below: FY 2025 Proposed Budget – Full Document FY 2025 General Fund – Revenue & Expenditure Analysis

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1974: The city's first bank and motel are built. 1984: The first city library opens on Port Malabar Boulevard. 1990: Palm Bay becomes the most populous city in Brevard County with 62,632 residents. 1992: Palm Bay Community Hospital opens. 2004: Hurricanes Charley, Frances and Jeanne impact the city with $13 million dollars in damage and debris ...

Jan 22 Brevard Prevention Coalition to Offer Weekly “I Choose Me” Program in Palm Bay Community Centers The Brevard Prevention Coalition is kicking off a weekly “I Choose Me” program at the Tony Rosa and Ted Whitlock Community Centers with an “I Choose Art” event on January 28 and 29. The free art event for kids ages 6-13 will feature Christopher Maslow, a …

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