Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association

Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association The Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association is an association for law enforcement personnel in Palm Beach, Martin, St.

Lucie, and
Indian River counties.

🕯💙Police Officer Steven Brown suffered a fatal heart attack after completing a third day of leading the Port St. Lucie P...
06/12/2026

🕯💙Police Officer Steven Brown suffered a fatal heart attack after completing a third day of leading the Port St. Lucie Police Athletic League's Police Camp.

He was one of the camp leaders as part of his summertime duties as a school resource officer. The camp involved three days of strenuous outdoor activities, including an obstacle course at the Navy UDT-SEAL Museum. Officer Brown collapsed after returning home at the end of his shift on June 12th.

Officer Brown had served with the Port St. Lucie Police Department for 14 years. He is survived by his wife, son, and daughter.🕯💙

🕯💙Corrections Officer Gerry Paulo died after suffering a heart attack following a one-on-one self-defense drill at the I...
06/12/2026

🕯💙Corrections Officer Gerry Paulo died after suffering a heart attack following a one-on-one self-defense drill at the Indian River Sheriff's Office jail in Vero Beach.

Officer Paulo was a United States Army Korean War veteran and had served with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office for three years. He was survived by his wife, two stepsons, a stepdaughter, mother, brother, two sisters, and five grandchildren.🕯💙

💡DID YOU KNOW?K9's help locate missing persons, detect narcotics, track suspects, and recover evidence, and they train c...
06/10/2026

💡DID YOU KNOW?

K9's help locate missing persons, detect narcotics, track suspects, and recover evidence, and they train constantly to stay ready.

K9S help locate missing persons, detect narcotics, track suspects, and recover evidence, and they train constantly to stay ready.

🎲✨ HIGH-END RAFFLE ITEMS NEEDED! ✨🎲The 5th Annual Palm Beach County PBA Casino Night is shaping up to be our biggest eve...
06/09/2026

🎲✨ HIGH-END RAFFLE ITEMS NEEDED! ✨🎲

The 5th Annual Palm Beach County PBA Casino Night is shaping up to be our biggest event of the summer, and we're looking for premium raffle and silent auction donations valued at $100 or more to help make the evening unforgettable.

Do you own a business or know someone who would like to support a great cause? We are seeking donations such as:

🏌️ Golf Packages
🏨 Hotel & Resort Stays
🍽️ Restaurant Gift Certificates
🎟️ Event & Concert Tickets
🛥️ Excursions & Experiences
💎 Luxury Merchandise
🎁 Gift Baskets & Specialty Items

Your donation will help raise critical funds for the PBA Charity Fund, supporting those in need throughout our community.

📅 5th Annual Palm Beach County PBA Casino Night
🎰 Food • Drinks • Vegas-Style Casino Games
📍 West Palm Beach, FL
🗓️ July 10, 2026

Donors will be recognized at the event and on our social media platforms. To donate an item or learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact:
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for helping us make a difference while creating an incredible night of fun and philanthropy! ❤️♠️♦️♣️🎲

🍩🚔 HAPPY NATIONAL DONUT DAY! 🚔🍩Today, we're setting the record straight...Do cops love donuts?The evidence is still unde...
06/05/2026

🍩🚔 HAPPY NATIONAL DONUT DAY! 🚔🍩

Today, we're setting the record straight...

Do cops love donuts?

The evidence is still under investigation. 🔎🍩

What we can confirm is that when donuts show up, they tend to disappear faster than a suspect on foot. 😆

To all of our law enforcement officers across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties and beyond, thank you for everything you do to protect and serve our communities. Whether you're working days, nights, weekends, holidays, or just keeping an eye on the last donut in the break room, we appreciate your dedication and sacrifice.

Stay safe, enjoy a sweet treat today, and remember—there's no shame in grabbing a second donut. It's called supporting the economy.

Happy National Donut Day from your Palm Beach County PBA family! 💙🍩

💡DID YOU KNOW?Traffic stops aren't about tickets. They're about preventing DUIs, reckless driving crashes, and fatalitie...
06/03/2026

💡DID YOU KNOW?

Traffic stops aren't about tickets. They're about preventing DUIs, reckless driving crashes, and fatalities. One stop can prevent a tragedy.

Slow down. No phones. Arrive alive.

💙🕯Deputy Sheriff Frank Genovese was shot and killed while participating in a SWAT team operation during a standoff with ...
06/03/2026

💙🕯Deputy Sheriff Frank Genovese was shot and killed while participating in a SWAT team operation during a standoff with an armed suspect in Greenacres.

The suspect, who had set his furniture on fire and was threatening to blow up his apartment, surrendered to police after a four-hour siege.

Although the suspect had fired at officers, he was acquitted on December 14th, 1984, after his attorney convinced a jury that an officer's return fire may have killed Deputy Genovese.

Six months later, the suspect was charged with the attempted murder of a Miami police officer during a wild chase. The pursuit ended when he plowed his Corvette into four police cars at a roadblock, injuring one officer. On March 18th, 1988, he was charged with numerous fi****ms violations, including the sale and possession of machine guns, after his arrest by ATF agents and Miami Police Department detectives.

Deputy Genovese was a U.S. Army veteran and had served with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department for 16 months. Before that, he served with the Daytona Beach Police Department for three years. He was survived by his wife and parents.

Deputy Genovese was posthumously presented with the Medal of Honor on September 13th, 1982.💙🕯

🍔🌭 Good food, great company, and even better members!The Palm Beach County PBA had a great time hosting a Member Appreci...
06/02/2026

🍔🌭 Good food, great company, and even better members!

The Palm Beach County PBA had a great time hosting a Member Appreciation Lunch for our friends at the Delray Beach Police Department. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect, share a meal, and say thank you to the officers who work hard every day to keep their community safe.

We were also excited to introduce our new legal counsel, Britni Cohen and Logan Edwards, who had the chance to meet members and talk about the support and representation they provide through the PBA.

A special thank you to Chief Darrell Hunter ( ) for stopping by and spending time with us. We appreciate the strong partnership between the Delray Beach Police Department and the PBA.

Thanks to everyone who came out, grabbed a bite, and spent some time with us. We love opportunities like these to connect with our members and show our appreciation for all that you do!

Top photo, Left to Right: Meer Deen, Britni Cohen, Logan Edwards, Brian Cambell, Chief Darrell Hunter, Ed McCabe

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06/01/2026

The Palm Beach PBA stands with the men and women in Uniform!

Using social media to target and shame a deputy for doing his job is unacceptable.

Public servants deserve the same fairness and respect we ask for in any other situation. Accountability should go both ways. We hope this individual does the right thing by apologizing to the deputy and taking responsibility. No one should use social media to unfairly attack a law enforcement officer who was simply doing his job.

Our deputies deserve respect, fairness, and the truth.

Address

2100 N Florida Mango Road
West Palm Beach, FL
33409

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+15616893745

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