1. How can I get a traffic signal or turn signal at a particular location?
2. How can I get street lighting on my street?
3. What can be done to control speeders on a given road or street?
4. How can I get the speed limit changed on a particular street?
5. What is the Adopt-A-Road program and how can I become involved?
6. Where can I obtain information on roadway beautification/landscaping?
7. How can I get a pathway/sidewalk for a particular street?
8. How often does the County mow the medians and sides of the roads?
9. What is the County procedure for cleaning a canal?
10. How can I get a pothole fixed on my street?
11. How can I get a missing street sign or other traffic sign replaced?
12. How can I get my shell rock road paved?
13. How can I get a roadside vendor permit?

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The Adopt-A-Road program is a community/county participation litter control effort. Interested groups and individuals that are aware of the litter problem adopt a one mile segment of a County road, commit to removing litter at least 4 times a year for a two year period and attend a safety orientation. The County Engineering Department posts Adopt-A-Road signs displaying the group's name, conduct safety orientations, provide safety equipment and litter bags and picks up the bagged litter at specified locations.The groups and the County form a partnership for a litter-free Palm Beach County roadways For more information, call (561) 684-4018.