Report Suspicious Activity
If you see suspicious activity, report it to the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) at (561) 688-5447. “Suspicious Activity” includes: people walking up and down parked cars while looking into them or trying door handles, vehicles cruising our streets at very slow speeds for extended periods while observing parked cars; people doing any of the following: making any kind of mark or placing anything ON parked vehicles, sitting in running parked cars for protracted periods; and vehicles dropping one person off while continuing to cruise the same areas.
We’d prefer to check on an innocent citizen going about their business than to not check and end up taking a report about a theft from a vehicle. If you have questions concerning vehicle burglaries or other crimes, please see PBSO’s Crime Prevention FAQ page. Should you need to report an in-progress crime, please call 911. For non-emergency reports, please call (561) 688-5447. Don’t hesitate to call PBSO to report ANY suspicious activities, people, or vehicles. PBSO deputies cannot be everywhere, and we count on good people to be our “eyes and ears” and to report suspicious activities as they are occurring. Do your part by taking preventive action and spreading the word. You can make a difference.
Click here to review the Palm Beach Sheriff deputy officers working in Grand Isles letter. Please be alert and vigilant by locking your vehicles and property. Carry your cell phone and preload the PBSO Non-Emergency telephone number, (561) 688-5447, to report suspicious behavior. Use 911 to report crimes in progress. Above all: Be Safe.
Streetlights
If you find one of the street lights out, note the location and nearest address, and contact the Property Manager by visiting our Contact Us page.
Trash and Yard Debris Removal
Wednesday and Saturday, trash is picked up in front of your home. Recycling is picked up on Wednesday and yard debris is picked up on Saturday. For a detailed schedule, click here.
Yard debris (trimmings, branches, etc.) should be in the street, curbside, in front of your house, no sooner than Friday. The Village will fine for landscaping debris left too early at the curb. Landscaping contractors are required to remove yard debris they’ve created.
Recycling
Recycling is picked up in front of your home from FCC Environmental Services in supplied blue or yellow bins. New bins can be ordered here. Construction debris must be hauled to the dump or taken by your contractor, the Village will not collect it. For more information, click here.
When Not In Use
Do not put your trash and recycling containers at the curb earlier than the evening immediately preceding pickup. They must be secured out of sight from the street when not in use. Acceptable storage includes in your garage and behind a hedge which completely hides the containers from view.
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Useful Links
- New Resident Information and Welcome Packet JUNE 2024
- Trash Collection https://www.wellingtonfl.gov/216/Garbage-Recycling
- VillageofWellingtonRentalLicenseApplication
- Hurricane Preparedness and Information
- Palm Beach County Emergency Management http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Pages/default.aspx
- PBSO http://www.pbso.org/our-communities/western-regional-bureau/d8/
- Neighborhood Crime https://crimemapping.com/
- Proactive Lake Management Tips to Naturally Manage Water Quality
- How to Effectively Get Rid of Weeds in a Pond in Florida