The City is monitoring a tropical disturbance south of Cuba. The City could be impacted with high winds and heavy rain beginning Tuesday. We urge you to be prepared. We will post updates when available.
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WPB Monitors Tropical Depression # 9 in Southeast Caribbean
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. (October 20, 2020) – The City of West Palm Beach continues to monitor Tropical Depression Nine in the Southeast Caribbean. Throughout the year, West Palm Beach prepares for the hurricane season with storm mitigation and recovery exercises to protect critical infrastructure. Tropical Depression Nine is producing heavy rainfall and flash flooding in Curacao, Aruba, and Bonaire, and is expected to approach western Cuba and enter the southeastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend, with storm conditions possible over South Florida early next week. No warnings or watches have been issued by the National Weather Service (NWS). All residents should revisit their storm season preparations. Here are some resources to consider to be prepared.
Currently, the Sanitation division is not scheduling any additional Special Pick-ups for Vegetation or Bulk items. All other Sanitation services are currently on their normal schedules.
Hurricane Season Safety Tips
Know where to go for trusted sources of information during a tropical storm or hurricane event. Before and during an emergency, the city will send alerts and updates through various channels:
To contact the City of West Palm Beach, please dial (561) 822-1200 (TTY 800 955-8771). For information about the City of West Palm Beach, please visit: https://www.wpb.org/home
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