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ONLINE PERMITTING
We are delighted to introduce our new online platform, MGO, designed to streamline and simplify the permit application process. With this user-friendly portal, you can now conveniently submit permit applications, upload documents, pay fees, and schedule inspections with just a few clicks.
Once you create an account on our portal, you can fill out all the necessary forms and submit your application electronically. The intuitive interface guides you through each step, ensuring that all required information is accurately provided.
We encourage you to embrace the convenience of our online portal and take advantage of the time and effort saved for your benefit. We look forward to making your permit application journey a seamless one through our online portal.
Click here to apply for a permit by creating an account at My Government Online (MGO)
CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
NPB MGO Contractor Registration must be completed prior to submitting a Permit Application.
HOW TO: Respond to Comments (Before Permit Issuance)
HOW TO: Submit Revisions (After Permit Issuance)
HOW TO: Submit Subcontractor Permits & Documents
HOW TO: Review and Print Stamped Files
Please note:
- Starting January 1, 2024, all new plans must comply with the 2023 FBC 8th Edition if submitted on or after that date.
- Paper and physical permits will no longer be accepted. Please make all new submittals through our online portal.
- All contractors are required to register on the new portal and provide their license and insurance information.
- Payment methods accepted are checks or credit cards.
- Business hours are 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Permits:
- A copy of the recorded Notice of Commencement form is required for permits where the job valuation is greater than $5,000, except for Mechanical permits where the job valuation is greater than $15,000. Please see the Palm Beach County website for this form/submittal requirements.
- Permit Submittal Requirements Checklists
Flood Zone Information
It is very important for you to know if your property is located in a flood zone. Elevation Certificates for building permits may be required on properties within the Special Flood Hazard Area. Copies of Elevation Certificates for insurance purposes as well as flood zone determinations are available upon request.
To look up a property's flood zone, click here!
To look up a property's permit/inspection history, please visit our Citizen Self-Serve.