What a nice DMV! I can't believe I'm actually saying that - but it's true. Very clean and nit…read morecrowded.

STAFF IS ASS!! Super…read morerude when you ask a simple question...check out a different location to get your work completed

I found Palm Beach Express while trying to figure out how to best get things delivered to my father…read morewhile he was at the VA Hospital in Riviera Beach. The hospital does not appear to be in the package delivery business, you can tell by the way the conversations are littered with mush such as using 'should be' or ought to' in lieu of a 'yes', or a 'no'. I called Palm Beach Express and got George, the less fair of the husband-wife partnership. George did not speak mush, nor did he once ever sound mushy. I was dialed straight into this, turns out George was a former Army Ranger which explained the solidness that exuded from him. That was the first/last call, I didn't even want to price shop after that. I knew George was onboarded, and that George was going to be my man. Turns out George & Stefanie together take names and kick f#!%ing ass.... yep, professionally. I was/am so pleased with the solidness (this is where the ending sounds/looks/feels just like the promises from the beginning) of transacting with them.. FedEx got the package to them a day earlier than promised. I did not know this until George phoned me at 1238pm (this is a value-added element to their service people!), letting me know Daddy was all set. What a relief! Review readers: BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. Do it, do it now!!!

From the owner: Palm Beach Express delivers anything! Ok well almost anything. We specialize in legal documents as…read morea same day courier, nationwide process service, mobile notary and trial set up. But we can pick up your lunch or deliver a birthday present as well!

Palm Beach Gardens was founded in 1959 by John D. MacArthur. MacArthur was born in poverty in…read morePennsylvania in 1897 but he made his first million at the age of 48. He became the owner of a $1 billion empire of insurance companies, land in eight states, including 100,000 acres in Florida, and investments that included Alamo car rental and MacArthur Scotch. Words used to describe him included "cantankerous. intelligent, tenacity, ruthless." MacArthur purchased 4,000 acres of pine forest, swamp, and cattle pastures that would become the planned city of Palm Beach Gardens. He believed there was no human habitation but it turned out that he famously had to deal with one squatter, Charlie Cooper who had a trailer and chicken coop. MacArthur moved Cooper to a house he owned with running water, a toilet and septic tank and then went quickly cleared out his old Cooper homestead. By the time MacArthur died in 1978 at the age of 80 he was the second richest man in the country. He left his $1 billion fortune and his stewardship over northern Palm Beach County with no instructions to a foundation in his name that was set up the year he died. John D. MacArthur State Park is named in his honor. When creating Palm Beach Gardens, MacArthur wanted a garden theme with streets named after flowers and trees. The banyan tree became the symbol of the city. His first choice of town name was Palm Beach City but it was rejected for being too similar sounding to the Town of Palm Beach. One of the first things MacArthur did was to convince PGA of America to move to Palm Beach Gardens. He loaned them the money to build its first complex and he built two golf courses. He also convinced manufacturer RCA to move into town. PGA National resort community broke ground in 1978 and the Gardens Mall opened in 1988. Today Palm Beach Gardens has over 50,000 residents and is close to 60 square miles It has grown to be the largest city by area in Palm Beach County, larger than even West Palm Beach. One of the draws to Palm Beach Gardens is that there is so much to experience. For those seeking outdoor activities, the abundance of parks, trails, and recreational facilities ensures there's always something new to explore. Palm Beach Gardens is known for its natural beauty with meticulously manicured golf courses, parks like Gardens North County District Park and Lake Catherine Park, and natural areas such as Loxahatchee Slough, Frenchman's Forest, Prosperity Oaks Natural Area, and Blue Gill Trail. Palm Beach Gardens also has a rich cultural scene with art shows, and concerts throughout the year. The Gardens Green Market is held every Sunday from 8 to 1 at the City Hall Municipal Campus. For those looking to shop and dine look no further than the Downtown, a lifestyle and entertainment that opened in 2005 in Palm Beach Gardens. The 49 acre, 340,000-square-foot dining, shopping, and living center is anchored by Whole Foods Market, CMX Theatres (formerly called Cobb Theaters when the center opened), the Yard House, and Cheesecake Factory. PGA Commons is another great destination with a mix of residences, shopping, services, galleries, art, and dining. Don't miss Voo Doo Bayou Cafe, Avocado Cantina, The Cooper, and Alaina's Cafe & Bake Shoppe. People who live in Palm Beach Gardens praise its large city amenities while still maintaining a small town feeling. Whether you're drawn by its natural beauty, cultural vibrancy, or access to whatever you may need, Palm Beach Gardens offers a sanctuary where residents can live, work, and play in a harmonious blend of luxury and leisure.

Great place to live ... they're building a new baseball park right by my house and it makes the…read morewhole city look nice :)

Helpful, very personable, quick response, knowledgable. She was sick and still handled our needs!read more

My goodness. Girlfriend in a jam. Small bond amount $1000. Nobody will write it. My last call Alma…read more She takes a total chance on the situation and she got it done! Nobody will provide the service she did. Absolutely the best!

I live in Singer Island and I believe that Riviera beach is the most poorly run city in Florida…read more Just incompetency. Water dept is a joke! Getting a permit for something as simple as a generator can take months! The inspectors in the field overseeing the permits are rude and nasty to deal With! They need to start over and hire new people who care and want to be part of a great city!

Stopped in today to file a police report. Someone has stolen my 2016 decal from my tag…read more Arrival time was 10:10 met a few nice officers around 11:20 that got me the report I needed. Thanks City of Riviera Beach.

After knowing Darren for a few years, I know he takes care of his clients. Wouldn't recommend any…read moreother - if in trouble, call Darren on the double!

I would recommend Darren Shull to anyone needing a great criminal defense attorney. He was…read moreextremely knowledgeable and knew so much about my case when I showed up for my first consultation. He was very familiar with the law and the charges and immediately put me at ease. He even got my case dropped. If you need someone good with a lot of experience call Darren.

During Memorial Day weekend, we headed to Peanut Island for some sunshine on a good ole boat day…read more In true Florida fashion, a storm was rolling in and so we figured best to head out.... as did everyone else. As we were departing, we got started initially but then ran into some engine trouble. PBSO (specifically Everett B Lerner) pulled up to make sure we were aware we were drifting into the channel. When they realized what was going on, they tied us off to their boat and pulled us out of the way. They simply could have said to throw the anchor and left it at that, but instead they stayed with us as we were waiting for our tow and even walked us through some additional problem solving to see if we might be able to work it out without a tow (which at that point was at least an hour wait), which low & behold, we did! On an incredibly busy holiday weekend, when PBSO likely had to deal with many idiots & headaches on the water, it would have been understandable for them to be curt & frustrated with us adding to the chaos of the waterway. Instead, we were met with kindness, patience, understanding & valuable help. Never thought I'd be leaving a review for a police department but Everett deserved proper acknowledgment!

I'm heart broken for those fallen officers who did not get to go home to their families today…read more Horrible accident. I don't get it, you see 3 police motorcycle off the road it's an automatic indication to EVERYONE to slow down as if it was a school zone. For this woman to not be able to slow down and hit them she for sure was texting and driving or not looking at the road. I hope she goes to jail for manslaughter for this and her driving privileges get taken from her. One thing is an accident but another is driving so fast off the road that you can't stop on time. No excuse. Tonight 3 families don't have their loved ones home! The unity for the fallen angels was patriotic and heartwarming. Regardless which dept the officers belong to they are all a family when wearing a badge. Prayers for those families and prayers for recovery for the one still in ICU. This made me cry today because I wouldn't know what to do myself. PLEASE respect the roads. Do NOT text and drive. When you see emergency vehicles on the side of the road YOU SLOW DOWN UNTIL YOU PASS THEM! May God give those families strength.