Public Health Rules in West Palm Beach, FL (2026)
1 verified public health rules for West Palm Beach, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Rodent Control
West Palm Beach's Housing Code splits rodent and pest control duties between tenant and landlord. City Code § 18-106(e) requires every property owner, citywide, to keep the premises reasonably free from rodents, insects and vermin, while §§ 18-101(5) and 18-102(4) assign extermination responsibility inside a dwelling based on who caused the infestation.
West Palm Beach Rodent and Pest Extermination Duties
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach City Code § 18-106(a),(e)
a. Every owner of a building, structure or lot, vacant or occupied, shall keep the premises in clean and sanitary condition, including yards, lawn, courts and driveways. b. Exterior premises shall be kept free from the excessive growth of weeds, grass and other flora. c. Every owner of a building, structure or lot, vacant or occupied, shall grade and maintain the exterior pre...
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