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Program Guide PBC TV Channel 20 PAID P.O Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners PRSRT STD Public Affairs Department US POSTAGE Program Guide PBC TV Channel 20 PAID P.O. Box 1989 PERMIT #685 WEST PALM BEACH, FL West Palm Beach, FL 33402-1989 October 2021 LEADERS LEAD THE WAY How County Employees PBC TV CHANNEL 20 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION MEETINGS Government & Education Television Station THE A Division of Public Affairs SUPPORT Meetings presented live on PBC TV Channel 20: Board of County Commissioners • Board of County Commissioners meetings UNITED WAY Your Channel for Palm Beach County • County Commission workshops Programs & Services! • County Commission budget public hearings • Zoning Board meetings (BCC) Tel (561) 355-4573 • Zoning Commission meetings (advisory) LIVE COVERAGE Fax (561) 355-6685 • Planning Commission meetings (advisory) OF • Comprehensive Plan public hearings BOARD COUNTY www.pbcgov.com • Solid Waste Authority Board of Governors meetings • Commission on Ethics meetings COMMISSIONERS • Inspector General Committee meetings PBC TV Program Guide is published monthly by the Palm Watch Every Meeting LIVE! Beach County Public Affairs Department. According to • Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation meetings the provisions of the ADA, this brochure may be made • Palm Beach County School Board meetings available in an alternate format. Please call (561) 355-2754. ANATOMY OF A ROAD Detach postcard to mail The Silver Beach Road Project Please complete the information below and mail or fax to (561) 656-7523 #561 THINGS TO DO IN What County Department/Agency would you like to learn more about on PBCTV? Check all that apply. Catch all the news about your PALM BEACH COUNTY ❑ Airports ❑ Medical Examiner’s Offi ce ❑ Natural Areas county government in this fast-paced, exciting show! ❑ Community Services ❑ Palm Tran ❑ Art In Public Places Up Next: ❑ Cooperative Extension ❑ Parks & Recreation ❑ Thrift Store Airs Saturdays & Sundays at 8am, ❑ County Attorney ❑ Planning, Zoning & Building ❑ Drowning Prevention Coalition Mondays & Wednesdays at 7pm, and Fridays at 11:30am & 8pm LAGOON FEST ❑ Criminal Justice Commission ❑ Public Aff airs ❑ Equal Business Opportunity ❑ Engineering & Public Works ❑ Public Safety ❑ Community Revitalization ❑ Environmental Resources Management ❑ Purchasing ❑ Code Enforcement WHERE TO WATCH PBC TV: ❑ Equal Opportunity ❑ Risk Management ❑ Public Health Unit Scan this QR ❑ Facilities Development & Operations ❑ Solid Waste Authority ❑ Animal Care & Control code with your Comcast® Xfi nity® Channel 20 PALM BEACH COUNTY FIRE RESCUE ❑ Financial Management & Budget ❑ Tourist Development Council ❑ Consumer Aff airs smartphone to AT&T® U-verse® Channel 99 ADMINISTRATOR CHIEF REGINALD K. DUREN ❑ Fire Rescue ❑ Water Utilities Department ❑ Victim Services access PBC TV’s live stream and ® ® AND COUNTY ENGINEER DAVID RICKS ❑ Housing & Economic Development ❑ Youth Services ❑ Convention Center Hotwire Fision Digital Access local programs Channel 20 PBC United Way Co-Chairs ❑ Human Resources ❑ Human & Veteran Services ❑ Cultural Council on-demand! ❑ Information Systems Services ❑ Migrant Programs ❑ Discover The Palm Beaches Florida Atlantic Broadband® Channel 76 ❑ Internal Auditor ❑ Senior Services ❑ Film and TV Commission Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners Dave Kerner, Mayor, Robert S. Weinroth, Vice Mayor Watch live online or view our latest ❑ Legislative Aff airs ❑ Mounts Botanical Garden ❑ Sports Commission Maria G. Marino, Gregg K. Weiss, Maria Sachs online programs anytime on demand at Melissa McKinlay, Mack Bernard VERDENIA C. BAKER ❑ Library ❑ Mosquito Control www.pbcgov.com County Administrator Verdenia C. 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