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RESOLUTION NO. 7 - 9V95
A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE
OF TEQUESTA, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, APPROVING
A FIRE - RESCUE INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES
AGREEMENT FOR GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN PALM BEACH
COUNTY AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE
SAME ON BEHALF OF THE VILLAGE.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Fire - Rescue Interlocal Emergency Services
Agreement for Governmental Agencies in Palm Beach County,
attached hereto as Exhibit "A ", and incorporated by reference
as a part of this Resolution, is hereby approved and the
Mayor of the Village is authorized to execute the same on
behalf of the Village of Tequesta.
THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION was offered by Councilmember
Burckart , who moved its adoption. The motion
was seconded by Councilmember Schauer , and
upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
FOR ADOPTION AGAINST ADOPTION
Earl L. Collings _
Ron T. M ackail
Elizabeth A. Schauer
William E. Burckart
The Mayor thereupon declared the Resolution duly passed and
adopted this 12th day of January, A.D., 1995.
MAYOR OF TEQUESTA
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Ron T. Mackail
ATTEST:
J'ann ManganieAlo
Village Clerk
Memo
To. Thomas G. Bradford
From: James M. Weinand, Fire Chie
Date: October 20, 1994
Re: County - Wide Mutual Aid Agreement
Pursuant to your request, I have reviewed the proposed County -wide Mutual
Aid Agreement. Also, for your information, I was on the committee that
developed this Mutual Aid Agreement. I feel that this Agreement will be
beneficial to the Village.
We currently fulfill the requirements necessary for participation in this
Agreement. The Agreement provides additional resources into the Village
of Tequesta and Jupiter Inlet Colony when needed, at no cost, or limited
cost see, Section 14 and 15.
1 recommend that this be placed on the next Public Safety Committee
Meeting for endorsement and then be forwarded to the following Village
Council Meeting for approval. After approval of this Agreement, it may be
desirous for the Village to modify the current Mutual Aid Agreement with
Palm Beach County if they elect to join the County -Wide System.
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FIRE - RESCUE
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
FOR
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY
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APRIL 15, 1994
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
• Table of Contents
PAGE
Paragraph # 1
AUTHORITY; GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES; CONDITIONS PRECEDENT ........................ 6
Paragraph # 2
DEFINITIONS................................................................................. ............................... 7
Paragraph # 3
APPARATUS EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES ............................. ............................... 8
Paragraph # 4
NEW EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION .................................................... ............................... 9
Paragraph # 5
CHANGE IN OR DELETION OF EQUIPMENT ................................... ............................... 9
Paragraph # 6
STAFFING..................................................................................... ............................... 10
Paragraph # 7
COMMUNICATIONS....................................................................... ............................... 10
Paragraph # 8
• RESPONDING PARTY /REQUESTING PARTY ................................. ............................... 11
Paragraph # 9
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE ................................ ............................... 11
Paragraph # 10
OFFICIALREQUEST ...................................................................... ............................... 11
Paragraph # 11
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE; INFOR MATION ................................ ............................... 12
Paragraph # 12
JUSTIFIED FAILURE TO RESPOND ................................................ ............................... 12
Paragraph # 13
INDEMNIFICATION......................................................................... ............................... 13
Paragraph # 14
DAMAGETO EQUIPMENT ............................................................ ............................... 13
Paragraph # 15
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES .......................................................... ............................... 13
Paragraph # 16
CONTROL OF FIRE, RESCUE, EMERGENCY OR DISASTER SCENE ............................. 14
Paragraph # 17
• REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE LIMITED ........................................ ............................... 14
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Paragraph # 18
PRIORITY FOR SIMULTANEOUS CALLS ........................................ ............................... 14
Paragraph # 19
PRIOR COMMITMENT OF EQUIPMENT .......................................... ............................... 15
Paragraph # 20
PRIORITY FOR SUBSEQUENT CALL .............................................. ............................... 15
Paragraph # 21
AMENDMENTS.............................................................................. ............................... 16
Paragraph # 22
ADMINISTRATIVE BODY ................................................................ ............................... 16
Paragraph # 23
TASKFORCES .............................................................................. ............................... 17
Paragraph # 24
PRIORITY OBJECTIVES ................................................................. ............................... 17
Paragraph # 25
DISPUTES, DISAGREEMENTS AND GRIEVANCES ......................... ............................... 17
Paragraph # 26
INTERPRETATIONS........................................................................ ...............•............... 17
• Paragraph # 27
EFFECTIVE TERM .......................................................................... ............................... 17
Paragraph # 28
TERMINATION................................................................................ ............................... 18
SIGNATURE PAGE ......................................................................... ............................... 19
APPENDIX A
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS A!ND APPARATUS LISTING
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
• THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT for emergency aid and assistance is made and entered into
in Palm Beach County, Florida, as of this day of 199_, pursuant to
the provisions of Section 163.01, Florida Statutes, the "Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act of
1969" as amended, by and between the various parties executing this agreement each one
constituting a public agency as defined in Part I of Chapter 163, Florida Statutes.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Part I of Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, permits public agencies as defined therein to
enter into interlocal agreements with each other to jointly exercise any power, privilege, or
authority which such agencies shall have in common and which each might exercise separately;
and;
• WHEREAS, it is the design, purpose and intention of the parties hereto to permit said parties,
individually and collectively, to make the most efficient use of their respective powers, resources
and capabilities by cooperating in the use of their respective powers, resources and capabilities
in regard to fire, heavy rescue, emergency medical services, and related logistical, strategic and
administrative support, communications services, weather emergencies and disaster relief
functions and, on a basis of mutual advantage, to provide services and facilities in a manner
most consistent with the geographic, economic, demographic and other factors influencing their
respective needs and the development of their respective and joint communities; and
WHEREAS, each party hereto maintains a Fire Department, Fire - Rescue Department or Public
Safety Department with trained emergency service personnel and related apparatus and
equipment; and
• WHEREAS, at times, one of the parties hereto may have fire fighting, rescue, emergency
medical service, disaster relief and related demands made upon its equipment or personnel, or
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• both, greater than the capacity of the equipment or personnel available within its own jurisdiction;
and
WHEREAS, during those events which cause demands greater than the capacity of the
equipment or personnel resources available to a party hereto, it would be advantageous to that
party to have available to it the equipment or personnel, or both, of one or more of the other
parties for backup purposes, direct assignment to an active incident, or the management of a
disaster, and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto acknowledge that said emergency events and disasters occur
without prior warning, without a set pattern or frequency and without regard to life, limb or
property; and
• WHEREAS, the parties hereto further recognize that there is a great mutual advantage in
providing, prior to any emergency operation or disaster, for mutual and /or automatic aid and
assistance, planning, deployment analysis and projections, mutual backup and cooperative use
of the resources available among the affected parties, in order that lives and property may be
saved;and
WHEREAS, said mutual and /or automatic aid, and other cooperative use of resources benefits
all directly or indirectly concerned; and
WHEREAS, it is the intent of the parties to this Agreement to provide for mutual aid in general,
automatic aid in specific instances when agreed to between the participating parties, and special
operations when authorized by supplemental agreements, to improve efficiency or for
unforeseen emergencies beyond the normal capabilities of a single party.
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• WHEREAS, It is not the intent of the parties that the mutual aid aspect of this agreement
subsidize normal day - today operations of another participating party and
WHEREAS, participation in this agreement shall not diminish any existing local govemment's
process or power,
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and mutual covenants and promises
contained herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt of which and the _
adequacy of which are mutually acknowledged, with all parties accordingly waiving any
challenge to the sufficiency of such consideration, it is mutually covenanted, promised and
agreed by the parties hereto as follows:
1. AUTHORITY: GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES: CONDITIONS PRECEDENT This Interlocal
• Agreement is entered into pursuant to the provisions of Section 163.01, Florida Statutes,
commonly known as the "Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act of 1969 ", and all provisions of said
act are made a part hereof and incorporated as if set forth at length herein, including, but not
limited to, the following specific provisions; as well as the apparatus, staffing, dispatch, response
and communication system standards as hereinafter enumerated:
(a) All of the privileges and immunities and limitations from liability, exemptions from laws,
ordinances and rules, and all pensions and relief, disability, workers' compensation and
other benefits which apply to the activity of officers, agents or employees of the parties
hereto when performing their respective functions within their respective territorial limits for
their respective agencies, shall apply to the same degree and extent to the performance of
such functions and duties of such officers, agents or employees extraterritorially under the
• provisions of this Interlocal Agreement.
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(b) This Interlocal Agreement does not and shall not be deemed to relieve any of the parties
hereto of any of their respective obligations or responsibilities imposed upon them by law,
except to the extent of the actual and timely performance of those obligations or
responsibilities by one or more of the parties to this Agreement, in which case performance
provided hereunder may be offered in satisfaction of the obligation or responsibility.
(c) Nothing contained herein shall be deemed to authorize the delegation of the constitutional
or statutory duties of the State, County, or Municipal Officers.
(d) As a further condition, the following minimum apparatus, personnel and response
standards must be met by all parties to this agreement:
(1) Apparatus - At least one, triple combination pumper with a capacity of at least
1,000 G.P.M., with 400 gallon minimum tank size, and 1,200 feet of 2 1/2 or
larger fire hose and other equipment specified in Paragraph 3, shall be provided
• by every party hereto.
(2) Staffing - As specified in Paragraph 6.
(3) Dispatch time frame - Dispatch of apparatus and personnel will be completed
and confirmed within five (5) minutes of receipt of request for assistance.
(4) Response time frame - Apparatus and personnel will be enroute within two (2)
minutes of being dispatched following receipt of request for assistance.
(5) Communication system access - As specified in Paragraph 7.
2. DEFINITIONS
ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT (A.L.S.) shall mean emergency medical services as defined by
401.23, Florida Statutes.
AUTOMATIC AID shall mean supplementary assistance provided to one or more parties to this
Agreement by another party by separate Agreement or Resolution.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (B.L.S.) shall mean emergency medical services as defined by 401.23,
Florida Statues.
• EMERGENCY AID AND ASSISTANCE shall mean the full scope of fire and emergency medical
services, except those exempted by this Agreement.
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• EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (E.M.S.) means the activities or services to prevent or
treat a sudden critical illness or injury and to promote pre - hospital emergency medical care for
the sick and injured.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN means a person providing emergency medical services
as defined by 401.23, Florida Statutes.
ENGINE/PUMPER shall mean a pumping apparatus meeting the requirements of National Fire
Protection Association Standard 1901.
FIRE CHIEF shall also mean "Fire Administrator, Fire Director, Director of Emergency Services
or Public Safety Director.
FIRE FIGHTER shall mean a person who is certified by the State of Florida under Florida
Statute, Section 633.35, as amended, and possessing either a valid Certificate of Tenure,
Compliance or Completion of FireFighting Minimum Standards.
INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM shall mean the procedures adopted by the Fire Chiefs
Association of Palm Beach County for emergency incident management.
INCIDENT COMMANDER shall mean the person at the scene of an emergency incident who is
designated to command the incident.
MUTUAL AID shall mean mutual and reciprocal aid and assistance between two or more parties
to this agreement.
• PARAMEDIC means a person providing emergency medical services as defined by 401.23,
Florida Statutes.
PROTOCOLS shall mean the standing orders and procedures utilized by E.M.S. personnel to
render both A.L.S. anbd B.L.S. care and treatment.
QUINT shall mean a pumper /aerial apparatus meeting the requirements of both National Fire
Protection Association Standards 1901 and 1904.
SPECIAL OPERATIONS shall mean response to, and mitigation/management of hazards
relating to hazardous materials incidents, high angle rescue, confined space rescue, and water
rescue operations.
TRUCK/AERIAL shall mean an aerial ladder apparatus meeting the requirements of National
Fire Protection Association Standard 1904.
3. APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES It is agreed that at the time of the
execution hereof each party represents that it has the apparatus listed in Appendix A, and that
said apparatus is in good working order and condition. Only the equipment listed in Appendix A,
as supplemented pursuant to paragraph 4 of this Agreement, shall be subject to this Agreement.
• In addition to the specifically described major pieces of apparatus listed, said apparatus shall be
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• deemed to include all normal appliances, tools, accessories and portable equipment associated
therewith and normally contained thereon as recommended by the basic required equipment
described in the latest editions of National Fire Protection Association Standards No. 1901 and /or
1904, as applicable, and the required equipment specified by the State of Florida, Department of
Health and Rehabilitative Services, Division of Emergency Medical Services, in Chapter 10D -66,
Florida Administrative Code, for Advanced and Basic Life Support Units, as amended from time
to time, as applicable.
4. NEW APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES ACQUISITION Upon the acquisition
of new apparatus, said apparatus, upon being placed in service, shall, without formal
amendment hereto, be deemed included in Appendix A. The party acquiring such new apparatus
shall notify the Administrative Board, in writing, of the acquisition of new apparatus as soon as
the equipment is placed in service and deployed. The Administrative Board shall subsequently
• advise all parties to this agreement, in writing, of the acquisition of the new apparatus by
publishing and distributing a revision to Appendix A.
5. CHANGE IN OR DELETION OF APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT OR ACCESSORIES Nothing
herein shall prohibit, any party from the free disposal or modification of any of its apparatus,
equipment or accessories, or from temporarily placing all or part or a major part of its apparatus
out of service for the purpose of training, maintenance or repair of the same. However, should
any party actually or effectively dispose of, or eliminate fifty percent (50 %) or more of its
apparatus without immediate replacement, said disposal shall be reported immediately to the
Administrative Board and, then, at the option of the other parties hereto, as determined by a
majority vote of the Administrative Board, this Agreement may be conditionally terminated. A
conditional termination shall take effect only if the party whose participation is being terminated
• fails to bring its designated in service, active equipment up to the level specified in the notice of
conditional termination within the time limit set forth in the notice by the Administrative Board.
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• Such termination shall be in writing and shall not take effect until the Administrative Board has
served written notice upon the City Manager, County Administrator, Chief Administrative Officer,
Mayor or City/Town Clerk of the party whose participation is to be terminated.
6. STAFFING All responding vehicles shall be staffed by the party responding to a mutual or
automatic aid request. Staffing shall be a complement of a minimum of three (3) Fire Fighters for
each Engine and three (3) Fire Fighters per Truck, Aerial or Quint, and staffing as required by
Chapter 401, Florida Statutes, as amended, for each emergency medical service unit, as well as
appropriately trained personnel for support equipment as may be requested. It is understood
that if additional staffing or personnel are on duty, called for duty, or available for the emergency
duty in question, then said additional personnel shall be provided for this purpose.
7. COMMUNICATIONS Recognizing that radio communication is necessary to successfully
• provide fire fighting, emergency medical service, or disaster related assistance, the parties
agree to provide the capability to access the following radio frequency(s):
F.C.C. Radio /Call Sign - KLL578
FREQUENCY(S) DESIGNATION /USE
154.265 Mutual Assistance
(a) ' This channel will be restricted to use by command personnel only as described in
Paragraph 10.
(b) Compliance with this section of the Agreement shall be the responsibility of each party
within one (1) year of their execution of the Agreement.
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• 8. RESPONDING PARTY /REQUESTING PARTY: "Responding Party" shall mean the party
which shall fumish or be requested to fumish apparatus, equipment, and/or personnel, in
response to the request of the party within whose jurisdiction the emergency necessitating such
assistance occurs, which second party shall be known as the "Requesting Party ".
9. RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE The parties hereto, mutually agree to
respond to mutual aid fire, emergency medical service, emergency or disaster calls, or requests
of the other with their respective apparatus, equipment and associated personnel as herein
above described, when requested to do so by the Requesting Party, subject to the terms,
conditions and understandings contained in this agreement and within the limits of good Fire
Department practice and procedure, and further, the parties hereto, who have mutually agreed to
assist each other by means of automatic aid and/or special operations responses in addition to
mutual aid responses, agree to respond to the request for assistance with pre - determined
• apparatus, equipment and personnel within limits of Fire Department practice and procedure.
10. OFFICIAL REQUEST The following officials of the Requesting Party are authorized to
request mutual and/or automatic assistance from the Responding party pursuant to this
Agreement,
(a) Fire Chief, Deputy or Assistant Fire Chief(s) or
(b) The Senior Officer in Charge /Command of the Requesting Party's Fire Department, Fire -
Rescue Department or Public Safety Department; or
(c) the Incident Commander in charge of an incident in progress.
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• 11. REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE: INFORMATION The officer described in Paragraph 10
above requesting mutual or automatic aid shall give the following information at the time that the
request for such assistance is made:
(a) The general nature and type of emergency;
(b) The location of the emergency and /or the Fire Station to be filled by responding resources;
(c) The life or property hazard involved and the type of equipment and /or number of personnel
requested;
(d) Street routing information when necessary.
• The initial request for assistance shall be transmitted by radio, telephone or other reliable
method to the appropriate dispatch/communications center of the Responding Party.
12. JUSTIFIED FAILURE TO RESPOND The parties recognize and agree that if for any reason
beyond the control of the Responding Party the above - referenced equipment or personnel, or
both, are not available to respond to a request for assistance within the limits of the Requesting
Party, the Responding Party shall not be liable or responsible in any regard whatsoever for the
Responding Party's failure to respond to such call. The reasons justifying a failure to respond
shall include, but not be limited to the following:
(a) In the opinion of the Senior Officer in command of the Responding Party's Fire Department at
the time of the request for assistance, the Responding Party would suffer undue jeopardy and be
• left inadequately protected if the Responding Party responds as requested;
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(b) The requested equipment is inoperative at the time of the request for assistance; or
(c) The requested equipment is being utilized due to a previous emergency call.
13. INDEMNIFICATION
Each party shall bear its own responsibility and may only be liable for any claims, demands,
suits, actions, damages and causes of action arising out of those actions resulting from that
party's travel to or from its own or a Requesting Party's emergency or disaster site, or while
deployed pursuant to this Agreement, and no indemnification or hold harmless agreement shall
be in effect concerning such claims, demands, suits, actions, damages and causes of action.
14. DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT The Requesting Party shall replace, repair or reimburse the
Responding Party for the actual cost of replacement or repair of any of the Responding Party's
apparatus, tools, mechanical equipment or personal protective equipment which may be
damaged or destroyed while at the Requesting Party's emergency or disaster site unless such
damage or destruction is solely the result of errors, negligent acts or omissions of the
Responding Party or any of its agents, employees or officials.
15. MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES The Requesting Party shall, at the option of the Responding
Party, either replace or reimburse the Responding Party for the actual cost of all materials and
supplies such as foam, dry chemicals, extinguishing agents, disposable protective garments and
related equipment, medical supplies and consumables used for the benefit of patients at the
emergency site or disaster, consumed, expended or utilized by the Responding Party in the
course of rendering assistance pursuant to this Agreement, while at the Requesting Party's
emergency or disaster site.
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16. CONTROL OF FIRE, RESCUE, EMERGENCY OR DISASTER SCENE Once the
Responding Party reaches the Requesting Party's emergency or disaster site, the Parties agree
that the Requesting Party's Incident Commander shall direct the activities and deployment of
personnel and equipment in the area where the emergency exists. Control of each Respective
Party's personnel shall remain with each respective party as to the rendition of service, standards
of performance, discipline of officers and employees and other matters incident to the
performance of services by the Responding Party's personnel. The officer in command of the
personnel of the Responding Party shall not be obligated to obey any order which said officer
reasonably believes to be either in violation of the laws of the State of Florida, the United States
of America, or any order which said officer believes will unnecessarily result in the likelihood of
unreasonable risk of death or bodily injury to the agents, officers or employees of the
Responding party, or in a loss of or damage to the Responding party's equipment. All parties to
this agreement stipulate that they will utilize the "Incident Command System" adopted, and from
time to time revised, by the Fire Chiefs Association of Palm Beach County for all appropriate
operations covered by this agreement.
17. REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE LIMITED A party may request assistance pursuant to this
agreement only when the site of the emergency or disaster causing such a need is within the
jurisdictional limits of the Requesting Party, or is within a jurisdiction which is served by a party
to this Agreement pursuant to an interiocal service agreement or contract between two or more
governmental agencies.
18. PRIORITY FOR SIMULTANEOUS CALLS In the event of simultaneous or nearly
simultaneous fire, rescue, emergency or disaster calls relating to emergencies located within
both a Requesting and a Responding Party's boundaries, the call relating to the emergency
located within the boundaries of a party shall take priority over the request for assistance from
the Requesting Party.
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19. PRIOR COMMITMENT OF EQUIPMENT In the event that a Responding Party's equipment
and personnel are already assigned or committed to an emergency located within Responding
Parties limits, said equipment and personnel shall not be released to respond to the emergency
call of the Requesting Party until such time as, in the sole and absolute discretion of the officer in
charge of the Responding Party's Fire Department, it is determined that the Responding Party's
equipment and personnel can be released to respond to the Requesting Party's request for
assistance. Only that portion of the Responding Party's equipment and personnel as the Officer
in Charge of the Responding Party's Fire Department shall deem available for release at that
time shall be released to the Requesting Party's emergency or disaster site.
20. PRIORITY FOR SUBSEQUENT CALLS In the event that the Responding Party's equipment
and personnel are assigned to a location within the Requesting Party's Jurisdictional limits and
an emergency call relating to a fire, rescue, emergency or disaster occurring within the
Responding Party's boundaries is received, the Requesting Party shall, immediately upon being
notified by the Responding Party's officer in command at the site of the Requesting Party's
emergency of such circumstances, request such additional outside assistance from other parties
to this agreement, as would timely and effectively permit the release of the Responding Party's
equipment and personnel so as to enable same to timely respond to the Responding Party's
emergency call site or, if same is not practical or feasible, the Requesting Party agrees that the
Responding Party shall be permitted to immediately leave the emergency or disaster site within
the territory of the Requesting Party and respond to the fire, rescue, emergency or disaster site
within the Responding Party's territory. In any event, should the officer in command of the
Responding Party's fire department require that its equipment and personnel return to an
emergency site within its boundaries in response to a fire, rescue, emergency or disaster call, the
parties agree that the Responding Party has the absolute right to immediately return to the
emergency site within its jurisdictional limits.
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21. AMENDMENTS
(a) An amendment to this Agreement may be initiated by any party to the agreement,
however, said amendment must be presented to the Administrative Board for
consideration, deliberation, determination and action and approval.
(b) All parties hereby agree to submit to their legislative bodies for final approval, additions to
and deletions from this agreement which have been approved by a two - thirds vote of the
Administrative Board.
(c) Approval of such proposed amendments by two- thirds of the participating agencies'
legislative bodies shall make such amendments effective, and shall be binding upon all
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(d) Amendments hereto shall be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Palm Beach
County.
22. ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
(a) The Administrative Board shall consist of the Fire Chief from each of the participating
jurisdictions. The Administrative Board shall have the authority to adopt rules of procedure
for conducting meetings and for ruling upon disputes, disagreements, grievances and other
matters to be determined by the Administrative Board pursuant to this Agreement.
(b) No party to this Agreement shall in any manner be obligated to pay any debts or liabilities
arising as a result of any action of the Administrative Board.
(c) The Administrative Board members have no authority or power to obligate the parties in
any manner, except that the Administrative Board shall have the power to suspend any
party's further participation for non - compliance with any provisions of the Agreement.
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23. TASK FORCES: The Administrative Board may organize various task forces as it deems
appropriate. Task forces shall be assigned specific topics for research and development.
Recommendations from task force(s) shall be forwarded to the Administrative Board upon
completion of assigned work.
24. PRIORITY OBJECTIVES In the interest of uniformity and cost effectiveness it is hereby
understood and agreed that task forces will initially be formed by the Administrative Board to
address the following topics: Incident Command; Training; Facility Location Planning;
Communications; Joint Purchasing; and Equipment Specifications and Standardization.
25. DISPUTES, DISAGREEMENTS AND GRIEVANCES Disputes, disagreements or
grievances which cannot be voluntarily resolved by the parties directly involved shall be resolved
• by the Administrative Board by majority vote, whose decisions in such matters shall be final and
binding upon all parties.
26. INTERPRETATIONS: The Administrative Board shall be the final authority on interpretations
of this Agreement. However, this Agreement is not intended to prohibit or restrict any of the
parties from seeking relief of disputes through the courts. This Agreement shall be construed by
and governed by the laws of the State of Florida.
27. EFFECTIVE TERM This Agreement shall take effect immediately upon its proper and
complete execution by each Party and upon the filing of a copy of the same with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for Palm Beach County, and shall remain in full force and effect uless
otherwise terminated pursuant to Paragraph 5 or 28.
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• 28. TERMINATION: Except in the case of termination under Paragraph 5, this Agreement may
be terminated upon forty -five (45) days written notice given by any party to the Administrative
Board who shall within fifteen (15) days, serve written notice to all parties through their
respective Clerk or Chief Administrative Officer.
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. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
executed the 30 +h day of IlA.riva,t!N , 1995.
WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY OF
by 4 2 2
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Mayor /Chairperson
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by
CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY
Manager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST:
Clerk
; y, pro a
Village, Town cr County Attorney
STATE OF FLORIDA:
• COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appeared r2o% T. IMAC V At L , 714 &. aRAhFo .b, A i Auiu_ Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of -re,2 F_5 A, Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of - rtquc - s and the same is the act and deed of the City of
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at
T�Q 7A In the State and County aforesaid on the 7!>C3 day of
(SEAL)
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
?42SoN
CARL R. RODERICK
MY COMMISSION / CC 259039
TO i , �,g _•; �pa EVIRES: January 8, 1997
, 'P am" Thou Kbtu tt y PUNC Ul*w m
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• APPENDIX A - List of Participants and Apparatus Listing
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• IN WITNESS WHEft the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
executed the M ;h day of Sa.rwa rti , 199f•
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WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY OF
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Manager /Administrator
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STATE OF FLORIDA:
• COUNTY OF PALM BEACH.
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
aCknorAedgments, personally appeared . T. mg%c h� ,THi a gur LD �� " Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City or -re -b-ra , Florida, o municipal
corporation of Florida, end acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of - T%jg u ,=.R and the same Is the act and deed of the City of
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THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at
''T_�� k „_; g in the late and County aforesaid on the Z6 day of
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
• executed the 7 day of _ —�_ - . 1
WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VI
COUNTY OE•_ ON, FLORIDA
f 1 i11 mit , Jr ., >Kavor
Mayo Ch erson
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C Donna A. nreska
COUNTY Citv_ Manacrex
Manager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) A EST:
Clerk
Approved as to form:
City, 9liage, Town or County Ali4mey
STATE OF FLORIDA:
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
• BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oatDs 21nd take
acknowledgments, personally appeared �aN ."III Eff
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City 7 a, &7 'Florida. a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of j4o<'4l�ara� and the same is the act and deed of the City of
,6oc�_ Krc r+aJ
THE FOREGOING. I have set my hand and official __, seal at
In the State and County aforesaid on the oZO _ day of
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RESOLUTION NO. R96 - /�.
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• i' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING
i AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO
EXECUTE A FIRE- RESCUE INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY
i SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR GOVERNMENTAL
AGENCIES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, PROVIDING
COUNTY -WIDE MUTUAL AID; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE. ,
WHEREAS, a mutual aid agreement has been developed through the Palm
Beach County Fire Chiefs Association, which will provide additional equipment and
personnel for all fire agencies on a county -wide basis, should the need occur; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission, upon recommendation of staff, deems it to be
in the best interests of the citizens and residents of the City of Boynton Beach to enter
into this Interlocal Agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
Section 1. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to
execute a Fire - Rescue Interlocal Emergency Services Agreement for Governmental
Agencies in Palm Beach County, attached hereto as Exhibit "A ".
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Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon adoption
by the Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners.
PASSED AND'ADOPTED this /,/_ day of December, 1996.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAC LORlDA
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INTERI. 'AL EMERGENrY SERVICES AGREEMF "''
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered Into and
executed the /0 day of TfTnLli4c'LJ , 199¢.SGcfI1(
WITNESSES: CITY,
G06PAa( OF
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Mayor /G4al+pe
by
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c06aTY
Manager/AdFniftistfaWr
(CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST:
OA""'
Clerk
Approved as form
City, Village, Town or County Attorney
STATE OF FLORIDA:
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
• BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appeared Thom ly„ cl Jew d Hardcn A Cso _1>lcu or yMayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of th6 C of lk , Flonda, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the fore oing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of C and the same is the act and deed of the City of
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at
0 f r In the State and County aforesaid on the // day of
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SUSAN L MALONEY
NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA
COMMISSION NO. CC413760
MY COMMISSION EXP. OCT. 16,1998
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FROM GREENACRES PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT PHONE NO. 561 642 2109 Dec. 05 1996 04:09PM P20
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
executed the 5th day of December , 1994.
WITNESSES: CITY. TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY Palm Beach _
air
erson C a s E. Shaw
Mayor /Ch
putt' Mayor
by
CI TOWN, VILLAGE OR David B. Farber
COUNTY City Manager
Manager /Administrator
�. (CORPORATE SEAL) ATTE T:
Clerk Sondra K. Hil
pr d o f
City, Village, Town or County Attorney
Pamela S. Terranova
STATE OF FLORIDA;
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknovrledgments, personally appeared Shaw, Farber, Hill , Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of' Greenacres , Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of Greenacres and the same is the act and deed of the City of
Greenacres
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and officiaa seal at
Greenacres CitX Hall , In the State and County aforesaid on the yth day of
December ,1994
(SEAL)
► r. 1 ; i Notary Pu c `
My Commis
CHEPYL DENISE MC GREW
NOTARY PUBLIC SPATE OF FLORIDA
COMMISSION NO. CC242452
MY COMM_ISSIOY•I £}'? R LY 21,1997
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INTERt OCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto Kaye caused this Agreement to be entered into and
ecuted the c
' da y of
WITNESSES: CITY,
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M_..... a�or /E '�tanpef�ert
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(CORPORATE �EAQ r ATT ST:
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Clerk
Approved as to form: �(
city, ttomey `'
t STATE OF FLORIDA: >. ,
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
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BEFORE ME, an oftieerd auth zed by taw to admrriister oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appear 1 , Mayor.
Idnmmw and City Clerk, respectively, o, the ity of o da, a municipal
corporation of Florid d acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper' rr
off vials of the ity ofP and the same is the act and deed of the City of a
T E >FQRFGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at (� '
11 ll in the State and County aforesaid on -the day of
(S EAL)
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Notary'Public
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INTERLC, ...,L EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEME. -
• IN WITNESS WHE OF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
executed the day of �') C--� z�eti .1994.
WITNESSES: CI-P(, TO V R
CdY TANA
Mayor ' n
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GE)b TY
M a nag e r /Adf+tmistrator
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Approved as to fo
Town ttomey
STATE OF FLORIDA:
• COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appeared P'Ob1eT /Nr. LrJA u) ., (Zw, K - r2, , 6s &,tA' hUrAe ( , eMayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of 1[4 ✓r' Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of J_ lA„f„ and the same is the act and deed of the City of
&
,THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at
Z44AJ l In the State and County aforesaid on the day of
0 40 b.eVI/ , 19 9 �
(SEAL)
PATPoCIA C. SCORZA Notary Public
MY COMMISSION /CC392B46 My Commission Expires:
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CITY OF PHHOk:.EE :a0� -' = +' 1 -r 3r:i1 p g:�� P. 01'01
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
&xecuted the _ 22nd day of November - - .1994.
WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VIL :4GE OR
COUNTY OF Palm Da
Mayor /Chairperson
by
CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY
Manager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) A7ST:
Clerk
s orm:
y, Vi age, To 4doYc7ounty Attorney
STATE �W FLORIDA:
COUNTY OF PALM PEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
ackrovAedWnents, personally appeared Remon Horta, Jr. , Mayor, City
Mangy Mid City Clerk, respectively, of the City of t?ahok a Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and adknovAedged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
ofTiclata of the City of Pahokee end the same Is the act and deed of the City of
Pahokee
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and offir�al seal at
��fCICCZJ In th late and County aforesaid on the / �. day of
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the patties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
executed the a day of D
• WITNESSES: CITY, TOW �IILI AG ,�2
C =GUNTY 7 [��
by
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- COUNTY
M arnager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST: r
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Appio.. F as.0 0in�
/iffy, Village, Town or County Attomey
STATE OF FLORIDA: /
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duty authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appeared 7M5 p f , Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of PaL_r aVhr -a , Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of )!q 19 IFAC)4 , and the same is the act and deed of the City of
PPL-M gEaGN
THE FOREGOING, 1 have set my hand and official seal at
ENE 7cLc1,J PF PA +-n 80 In the State and County aforesaid on the I �� day of
DEEM a� 19�
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CaMMMsION No. CC4s22:2
MY COMMISSION XP, JULY 19,1999
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered into and
• executed the day of DEC 17 1996 1 199_
WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY OF
CHAIR, PALM BEACH COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
X rson hairpe
CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY
Manager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) R 9 6 20 7 5a
6bA�f±iY H. WILKEN, CLERK
rd of CoVy C m
DEC 17 1996 B
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Approved as t0 (4mC O U N T Y
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OR 11 •' e A
City, Village, TovJA,o1j
Attorney `��.....•��'
STATE OF FLORIDA: COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personally appeared ,
Mayor, City Manager and City Cleric, respectively, of the City of ,
Florida, a municipal corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing
Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of and the same is the act and deed of the
City of
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal
at , In the State and County aforesaid on the day
of 199
(SEAL)
• Notary Public
My Commission Expires
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PALM BEA CH ��HF'hEhas: F. -
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
1 i e t his Ag reement to be entered into and
N WITNESS WHEREOF. the parties hereto a caused h g
executed the day of �4' (.�.,
WITNESSES: CI LINTY OF � {JUTri lit LI1_dPX ,
by /
Ma airpatson
by
_ CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY
Manager /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST
" *Z,_?, Clerk
Approved as to form:
r
try, ttomey
• STATE OF FLORIDA:
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by la to administpir oaths and take
ackn(rMedgments, personally appeared bmv , n BNOL Mayor. City
Manager and City Clerk, respecUvely, of the City of rich, a municipal
corporation of Florida, and acknowledged they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of , ,bQ, & , a. the same is the act and deed of the City of
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official seal at
In the State and County aforesaid on the day of
(SEAL)
Notary Public , f G 7 0 L (,e
My Comm issionlF pines:
GERAL.DINE MQLLE
Notary Public - Stunts of f=lorlda
M► Caarrr O ion bpirss
May 24. t 997
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
• IN WITNESS WHEREOF. (tie parties herelo have caused tnls Agreement to be entered into and
executed the 1 5 t h - day of Fe b r u a r y . 1 cgg4; 5
WITTI (ESSES: CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
/ COUtITY OP PAL B1: AC:tI
Mayor /C hairperson
�G by
C TO
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C�7UN 1'1
M, i<iger /Adminis rator
(COR ORATE SEAL) f m
Cler;
Appr e a- t to M
c i , Vrf age, 1' or County A rney
STATE OF FLORIDA:
. COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer duly authorized by law to administer oaths and lake
acknowledgments, personally appearedL C C -',Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the city or ��� ,, Florida, a municipal
corporation of F=lorida, a9 ackno lodged they executed the foregoing Agreement ac the proper
officials of the City of run- <�AtL and the sarne Is the act and deed of the City of
41 THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and offi ial seal at
FiL��. Ps4c In 1h� St ate and County aforesaid on the day of
It ( t4
Not* Public
My Commission Expires:
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CY+vrinA 1, Fl.o�:rs
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MY c-oNikilsSION Fxh. FC13.19,193
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INTER LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be entered Into and
• executed the day of 1994.
WITNESSES: CITY, TOWN, VILtAG OR
COUNTY OF
Q by
May It:halipe n 4 j
Cl T OW VjLj OR
C_ OUNTY
Ma a dministrator
t (c RPORATE SEAL) r ATT S� f -
' Cler4�%
i 1 i 1 Approved-As to to
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City,-'Village, Town ounty Attorney
STATE OF FLORIDA:
• COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE ME, an officer d a thorized by law to administer oaths and take
acknowledgments, personalty appeared ui 1 2 y &912f 6 cW mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of ° Florida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, aV y no I dpd they executed the foregoing Agreement as the proper
officials of the City of V _ , and the same Is the act and deed of the City of
�rtc PAch i6E�Cu
THE FOREGOING, I have set my hand and official Aeal at
,4 M In the State and County aforesaid on the J day of
(SEAL)
Notary Pub
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JOAN M. VADER
• MY COMM EXP. 711/95
CC 122638
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INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
IN WITNESS WH EO . the parties hereto -have caused this Agreement to be enter d into and
executed the day of �" , 1 qW.
WITNESSES: CITY, OWN, VIL OE O
COUNTY OF I� Au-
wn l�Cti
a
by
CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR
COUNTY
M enaper /Administrator
(CORPORATE SEAL) Al T: n .
Clerk
1
Ap as to form:
Ity, Village, Town or County Attorney
STATE OF FLORIDA: r � k r � ,+
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH:
BEFORE MI-. an afftoor d y authorized y law to a inisier oaths and takA
eoknowlvdgments, porsonatly appeared , Mayor, City
Manager and City Clerk, respectively, of th !ty of Fl orida, a municipal
corporation of Florida, an makr1we led they executed the foregoing Agreement as the prop+sr
ofrG b thb ity of , and the some Is the act and deed of the City of
T FO GOING, I have set my hand and offiola gal at
In t e State and County aforesaid on the day of
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(SEAL)
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT APPENDIX A - Listing of Participants and Apparatus
FIRE DEPT ENGINE TANKER BRUSH AERIAL RESCUE TECH HAZ- AIR OTHER
TRUCK (ALS) RESCUE MAT SUPPLY
Boca Raton 4 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 2 Frontline 5 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 0 98 Scotts
2 Reserve 2 Reserve 3 Reserve (Sp Ops) 59 Airpack
(Qunits)
Boynton Beach 4 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 4 Frontline 1 Frontline 0 0
Delray Beach 4 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 2 Frontline 6 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline
2 Reserve 1 Reserve 2 Reserve
Greenacres 4 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 0 3 Frontline 0 0 1Frontline
Lake Worth 3 Frontline 0 0 1 Frontline 3 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline
2 Reserve 1 Reserve
Lantana 2 Frontline 0 0 1 Frontline 3 Frontline 0 0 0
(ALS) (80') 1 Reserve
1 Reserve
Pahokee 2 Frontline 1 Frontline 0 0 0 0 0 1 Frontline
Palm Beach 3 Frontline 0 0 2 Frontline 2 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 1 Frontline
(ALS) 2 Reserve
1 Reserve
Palm Beach 29 Frontline 4 Frontline 14 Frontline 2 Qunits 35 Frontline 2 Frontline 2 Frontline 1Frondine 2 Canteens
County 11 Reserve 4 Reserve 2 Platforms 13 Reserve (Sp O s) (Sp O s) (Sp O s)
Palm Beach 4 Frontline 0 3 Cross- 1 Frontline 3 Frontline 0 1 Fronitine 1 Frontline 1 Heavy
Gardens 1 Reserve manned 1Reserve utilit
Riviera Beach 4 Frontline 0 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 3 Frontline 0 0 1 Frontline
2 Reserve 2 Reserve
Royal Palm 2 Frontline 0 3 Frontline 1 Frontline 4 Frontline 0 0 1 FronVine
Beach
Tequesta 1 Frontline 0 0 1 Frontline 2 Frontline 1Frontline 1 Frontline 0 1
Watercraft
West Palm 5 Fronitine 0 1 Frontline 2 Frontline 5 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 1 Frontline 1
Beach 2 Reserve 1 Reserve 3 Reserve (S O s) (S O s) (S O s) Watercraft
Revised 12/06/96
GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTED REQUESTS
TEQUESTA
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
ENGINE TANKER BRUSH AERIAL RESCUE TECH HAZ -MAT AIR
TRUCK (ALS) RESCUE (SP OPS) SUPPLY
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County Cou nty Count
Palm Beach Pahokee Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens
Riviera Beach Delray Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach West Palm Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Beach
West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm Lake Worth West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Royal Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach
Royal Palm Greenacres Royal Palm Royal Palm Delray Beach Lake Worth Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Boynton Lake Worth Greenacres Delray Beach Pahokee
Beach
Greenacres Delray Beach Lantana Lake Worth Boca Raton Greenacres
Lake Worth Boca Raton Boynton Lantana Lake Worth
Beach
Lantana Delray Beach Boynton Delray Beach
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
Revised 12/06/96
GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTED REQUESTS
PALM BEACH GARDENS
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
ENGINE TANKER BRUSH AERIAL RESCUE TECH HAZ -MAT AIR
TRUCK (ALS) RESCUE SUPPLY
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County Count
Tequesta Pahokee Riviera Beach Tequesta Tequesta Tequesta Tequesta Riviera Beach
Riviera Beach Delray Beach West Palm Riviera Beach Riviera Beach West Palm West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Royal Palm West Palm West Palm Lake Worth Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach Boynton Lake Worth Royal Palm
Beach Beach
Royal Palm Boynton Royal Palm Royal Palm Delray Beach Boca Raton Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Delray Beach Lake Worth Greenacres Delray Beach Greenacres
Greenacres Boca Raton Lantana Lake Worth Boca Raton Lake Worth
Lake Worth Boynton Lantana Delray Beach
Beach
Lantana Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
Revised 12/06/96
GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTED REQUESTS
RIVIERA BEACH
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
ENGINE TANKER BRUSH AERIAL RESCUE TECH HAZ -MAT AIR
TRUCK (ALS) RESCUE SUPPLY
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County Co unty County County County County County County
West Palm Pahokee West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm Palm Beach West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Gardens Beach
Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Tequesta West Palm Palm Beach
Gardens Garden Gardens Gardens Beach Gardens
Tequesta Royal Palm Tequesta Tequesta Lake Worth Tequesta Palm Beach
Beach
Palm Beach Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach Boynton Palm Beach Royal Palm
Beach Beach
Royal Palm Boynton Royal Palm Royal Palm Delray Beach Lake Worth Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Delray Beach Lake Worth Greenacres Delray Beach Greenacres
Greenacres Boca Raton Lantana Lake Worth Boca Raton Lake Worth
Lake Worth Boynton Lantana Delray Beach
Beach
Lantana Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
Revised 12/06/96
GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTED REQUESTS
WEST PALM BEACH
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
ENGINE TANKER BRUSH AERIAL RESCUE TECH HAZ -MAT AIR
TRUCK (ALS) RESCUE SUPPLY
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County Count
Palm Beach Pahokee Riviera Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Palm Beach Palm Beach
Count Coun County County Count
Riviera Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Tequesta Lake Worth Riviera Beach
Gardens
Lake Worth Royal Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth Boynton Palm Beach Lake Worth
Beach Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Tequesta Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens
Lantana Boynton Lantana Lantana Delray Beach Royal Palm
Beach Beach
Royal Palm Delray Beach Royal Palm Royal Palm Boca Raton Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Boca Raton Tequesta Greenacres Greenacres
Greenacres Boynton Tequesta Delray Beach
Beach
Tequesta Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
Revised 12/06/96
GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTED REQUESTS
PALM BEACH
INTERLOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES AGREEMENT
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West Palm Palm Beach West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm
Beach County Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Pahokee Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County
Riviera Beach Delray Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Riviera Beach
Count
Lake Worth Palm Beach Lake Worth Lake Worth Tequesta Palm Beach Lake Worth
Gardens Gardens
Palm Beach Royal Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach Boynton Tequesta Palm Beach
Gardens Beach Gardens Gardens Beach Gardens
Lantana Greenacres Lantana Lantana Delray Beach Delray Beach Royal Palm
Beach
Royal Palm Boynton Royal Palm Royal Palm Boca Raton Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Delray Beach Tequesta Greenacres Greenacres
Greenacres Boca Raton Boynton Tequesta Delray Beach
Beach
Tequesta Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
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ROYAL PALM BEACH
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County County
Pahokee Pahokee Greenacres West Palm Greenacres West Palm Lake Worth Pahokee
Beach Beach
Greenacres Delray Beach West Palm Palm Beach West Palm Lake Worth West Palm Greenacres
Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach Tequesta Palm Beach West Palm
Beach Beach
Palm Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Riviera Beach Boynton Lake Worth Palm Beach
Gardens Beach
Riviera Beach Boynton Palm Beach Lake Worth Delray Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Beach Gardens Gardens
Lake Worth Delray Beach Lantana Palm Beach Tequesta Lake Worth
Gardens
Palm Beach Boca Raton Tequesta Lantana Delray Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Lantana Boynton Tequesta Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Tequesta Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
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PAHOKEE
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County County
Royal Palm Delray Beach Royal Palm Royal Palm Royal Palm West Palm Lake Worth Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres Greenacres West Palm Greenacres Lake Worth West Palm Greenacres
Beach Beach
West Palm West Palm Palm Beach West Palm Tequesta Palm Beach West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach Boynton Lake Worth Palm Beach
Beach
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Riviera Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Gardens Gardens
Lake Worth Boynton Palm Beach Lake Worth Tequesta Lake Worth
Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Delray Beach Lantana Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens Gardens
Lantana Boca Raton Tequesta Lantana Boca Raton Delray Beach
Tequesta Boynton Tequesta
Beach
Boynton Delray Beach Boynton
Beach Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton Delray Beach
Boca Raton Boca Raton
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GREENACRES
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County Count
Royal Palm Pahokee Royal Palm Royal Palm Royal Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Delray Beach West Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth West Palm West Palm Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach
Lake Worth Riviera Beach Lantana Lantana Boynton Palm Beach Lake Worth
Beach Gardens
Lantana Boynton West Palm West Palm Delray Beach Delray Beach West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Palm Beach Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Tequesta Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Delray Beach Boynton Boynton Boca Raton Palm Beach
Beach Beach Gardens
Riviera Beach Boca Raton Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach
Gardens Gardens
Boynton Delray Beach Delray Beach Tequesta
Beach
Palm Beach Tequesta Tequesta
Gardens
Delray Beach Boca Raton Boca Raton
Tequesta
Boca Raton
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LAKE WORTH
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County Count
Lantana Pahokee West Palm Lantana Lantana West Palm West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Delray Beach Boynton West Palm West Palm Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Pahokee
Boynton Royal Palm Boynton Boynton Tequesta Boca Raton Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres Riviera Beach Royal Palm Greenacres Palm Beach Greenacres
Beach Gardens
Royal Palm Delray Beach Riviera Beach Royal Palm Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach Beach
Pahokee Boca Raton Delray Beach Riviera Beach Delray Beach
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Boca Raton Delray Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Delray Beach Palm Beach Boca Raton Tequesta
Gardens
Boca Raton Tequesta Palm Beach
Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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LANTANA
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County County County
Lake Worth Delray Beach Boynton Lake Worth Lake Worth Lake Worth Lake Worth Lake Worth
Beach
Boynton Pahokee West Palm Boynton Boynton Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach West Palm West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Greenacres West Palm West Palm Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach
Beach Beach Beach
Delray Beach Royal Palm Delray Beach Delray Beach Tequesta Boca Raton Greenacres
Beach
Greenacres Riviera Beach Royal Palm Greenacres Palm Beach Royal Palm
Beach Gardens Beach
Royal Palm Boca Raton Riviera Beach Royal Palm Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach Beach
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Boca Raton Riviera Beach Pahokee
Gardens
Boca Raton Palm Beach Boca Raton Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Pahokee Tequesta Palm Beach
Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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BOYNTON BEACH
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County C ounty County County County
Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach
County
Lantana Pahokee Boca Raton Lantana Lantana Lake Worth Lake Worth Lake Worth
Lake Worth Greenacres Lake Worth Lake Worth West Palm Boca Raton Greenacres
Beach
Boca Raton Royal Palm Boca Raton Boca Raton Tequesta West Palm Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres West Palm Royal Palm Greenacres Palm Beach West Palm
Beach Beach Beach
Royal Palm Riviera Beach West Palm Royal Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach Gardens
West Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach West Palm Tequesta Pahokee
Beach Gardens Beach
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Pahokee Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach
Gardens
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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DELRAY BEACH
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County Beach County Count
Boynton Pahokee Boynton Boynton Boynton Palm Beach Boca Raton Lake Worth
Beach Beach Beach Beach County
Boca Raton Boca Raton Boca Raton Boca Raton Lake Worth Lake Worth Greenacres
Lantana Greenacres Lantana Lantana West Palm Boca Raton Royal Palm
Beach Beach
Lake Worth Royal Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth Tequesta West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres West Palm Royal Palm Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach
Royal Palm Riviera Beach West Palm Royal Palm Palm Beach Pahokee
Beach Beach Beach Gardens
West Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach West Palm Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach Gardens Beach
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens
Pahokee Riviera Beach Riviera Beach
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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BOCA RATON
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Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
County County County County County County Count
Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach
County
Boynton Pahokee Boynton Boynton Boynton Boynton Boynton Lake Worth
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Lantana Greenacres Lantana Lantana Lake Worth Lake Worth Greenacres
Lake Worth Royal Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth West Palm West Palm Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres West Palm Royal Palm Greenacres Tequesta Tequesta West Palm
Beach Beach Beach
Royal Palm Riviera Beach West Palm Royal Palm Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Palm Beach Palm Beach West Palm Pahokee
Beach Gardens Beach
Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Pahokee Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach
Gardens
Riviera Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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PALM BEACH COUNTY, NORTH
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Palm Beach Pahokee Palm Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach Tequesta Palm Beach Palm Beach
Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens Gardens
Tequesta Delray Beach Riviera Beach Tequesta Tequesta West Palm Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach
Riviera Beach West Palm Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Lake Worth West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach
West Palm Royal Palm West Palm West Palm Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Palm Beach Greenacres Palm Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Lake Worth Royal Palm
Royal Palm Boynton Royal Palm Royal Palm Delray Beach Pahokee
Beach
Pahokee Delray Beach Lake Worth Greenacres Boca Raton Greenacres
Greenacres Boca Raton Lantana Lake Worth Lake Worth
Lake Worth Boynton Lantana Delray Beach
Beach
Lantana Delray Beach Boynton
Beach
Boynton Boca Raton Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton
Boca Raton
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PALM BEACH COUNTY, CENTRAL
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West Palm Pahokee West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm West Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Royal Palm Delray Beach Royal Palm Royal Palm Royal Palm Lake Worth Palm Beach Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach
Greenacres Greenacres Palm Beach Greenacres Boynton Lake Worth Greenacres
Beach
Pahokee Riviera Beach Riviera Beach Palm Beach Delray Beach Palm Beach Pahokee
Gardens
Palm Beach Palm Beach Lake Worth Riviera Beach Tequesta Delray Beach Palm Beach
Gardens
Riviera Beach Boynton Lantana Lake Worth Tequesta Riviera Beach
Beach
Lake Worth Delray Beach Palm Beach Lantana Boca Raton Lake Worth
Gardens
Lantana Boca Raton Boynton Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Gardens Gardens
Palm Beach Delray Beach Boynton Delray Beach
Gardens Beach
Boynton Tequesta Delray Beach
Beach
Delray Beach Boca Raton Tequesta
Tequesta Boca Raton
Boca Raton
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PALM BEACH COUNTY, SOUTH
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Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beach Delray Beaeh
Boca Raton Pahokee Boca Raton Boca Raton Boca Raton Boynton Boca Raton Lake Worth
Beach
Boynton Boynton Boynton Boynton Lake Worth Lake Worth Greenacres
Beach Beach Beach Beach
Lantana Greenacres Lantana Lantana West Palm West Palm Royal Palm
Beach Beach Beach
Lake Worth Royal Palm Lake Worth Lake Worth Tequesta Palm Beach Pahokee
Beach
Greenacres West Palm Royal Palm Greenacres Palm Beach West Palm
Beach Beach Gardens Beach
Royal Palm Riviera Beach West Palm Royal Palm Tequesta Palm Beach
Beach Beach Beach
Pahokee Palm Beach Palm Beach West Palm Riviera Beach
Gardens Beach
West Palm Riviera Beach Palm Beach Palm Beach
Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Palm Beach Riviera Beach
Gardens
Riviera Beach Tequesta Palm Beach
Gardens
Palm Beach Tequesta
Gardens
Tequesta
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