Polk County is in a unique and enviable position – literally – that no other county in Florida can claim. Polk is the fastest growing county in the state. Why?

This five-member governing body of Polk County, all elected officials, addresses the concerns of residents to keep Polk County running smoothly. Other functions, including the Supervisor of …

Polk County is here for you. If you’re looking to report a missed garbage collection, we can help. Water bill questions? We have the answers. Need to apply for a building permit or schedule a …

Polk County Utilities provides safe drinking water, wastewater collection and treatment systems to nearly 68,000 accounts in unincorporated communities throughout the county. In some service …

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The Board of County Commissioners is the governing body of Polk County, as established by the Florida Constitution, and serves as the legislative branch of county government, as defined in …

Residents and visitors alike are drawn to the unique character of the county’s numerous heritage sites and cultural venues, stunning natural landscapes, environmental lands and many outdoor …

The county’s Solid Waste Ordinance governing residential waste collection was enacted in 1989. Fees for once-a-week trash collection are billed through annual assessments. Polk County …

Polk County-maintained parks and boat ramps listed below are open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Reserves/Environmental Lands are usually open dawn to dusk; hours are posted at the entry …

The Polk County Access Portal is the primary online access point for many of the customer service functions for Polk County’s Building, Code Enforcement and Land Development …