Mission Statement
The Public Works Department provides the citizens of West Palm Beach a quality of life that promotes health, safety and economic well-being through quality Sanitation services and Street and Traffic Maintenance.
Fast Facts
The Public Works Department maintains over 510 lane miles of City streets, 11,900 street lights, 19,300 street signs and traffic control devices and 25,000 sanitation accounts.
The department manages the following services:
WPB Public Works:
Upgrades Fuel the Future!
Impressive infrastructure upgrades at the City of West Palm Beach keep things rolling. New fueling stations and equipment additions will keep the City's fleet of 700 vehicles ready to serve resident's needs and keep employees safe. With Amy Marks and Leon Pinder, Director of Public Works.
Celebrating National Public Works Week
May 17-23, 2026
The City designated the week of May 17 through May 23, 2026, as National Public Works Week. The presentation included, from left, Amy Marks, Assistant Director of Public Works, Theodore Gaines, Public Works Superintendent, City Commissioner Christy Fox presenting the proclamation to Cerina Anderson, Administrative Services Superintendent, Jonathan Algaranaz, Facilities Manager, Matthew Williams, Fleet Manager, and Leon Pinder, Director of Public Works.