Palm Beach County leaders are exploring a new plan to address budget gaps. The proposal involves charging for parking at county-operated beach parking lots. This would be a change from the current free parking available at these locations.
The plan is intended to help generate new revenue and close budget gaps. County leaders are considering implementing the parking fees at every county-operated beach parking lot. Further details about the proposal are available through WPTV.
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