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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We clean County maintained canals for drainage purposes, not necessarily for aesthetics. If someone makes a request to evaluate and see if the drainage flow is impeded in any of the County canals, we will do so in a timely manner. Otherwise, the schedule for cleaning canals is twice a year. (Most of the County maintained canals are the smaller ones. There are canals dedicated to the public but not accepted by the County. Many others, including all of the larger ones, are maintained by the South Florida Water Management District, the Lake Worth Drainage District, the South Indian River Water Control District, the Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District, and other drainage and improvement districts.)