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Contact Palm Beach County at (561) 615-0767 or Pasco County at (727) 847-3411. Within the five counties of the Diocese of Palm Beach, there are 20 schools which include two Catholic Private Schools, three Catholic High Schools, three Catholic Preschools and twelve Catholic Elementary Schools. Call our Palm Beach County (56) or Pasco County (72) office or click here for additional information.Ĭognitive Behavior Programs Pride offers a Theft Abatement Program at some of our locations.

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Traffic Education Programs Pride offers a variety of Traffic Education Programs, including the Basic Driver Improvement for a ticket to the Advance Driver Improvement for a points suspension. Call our Palm Beach County (56) or Pasco County (72) office.

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Call our Palm Beach County (56) or Pasco County (72) office for additional information.įirst Time Driver? Pride offers the required educational program for first time drivers in the State of Florida. Monitoring for Ignition Interlock Violations Have you received an ignition interlock violation notice? Pride provides the counseling and supervision required by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Call our Palm Beach County (56) or Pasco County (72) office for additional information. Special Supervision Program: Need a hardship license? Pride provides the required screening and monitoring at our Florida office locations.

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This course is required of all persons obtaining a Florida Drivers License for the first time.Ĭost: $29.95 Enroll for Online Course Return to Online DATE Course Students must answer 32 of the 40 questions correctly to pass the exam. At the end of four hours a 40 question multiple choice test must be passed to complete the course and receive a certificate necessary for obtaining a drivers license. The online course requires a total of four hours of course time. The goal of the course is to provide drivers with the information necessary to avoid injury or untimely death and to prevent the hardship and embarressment of a DUI arrest. This four hour curriculum focuses on traffic safety, Florida laws and on critical substance abuse information. Course (Drug and Alcohol Education) is offered by the DUI Programs under the regulation of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Individuals who have attended a Florida Department of Education approved drivers license education course or who have a valid drivers license in another state are not required to complete the course.

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If you have not received a notice of trial within 30 days, you should call the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller’s office at (561) 355-2996.įor more information, please see Contesting a Traffic Ticket.Florida statute requires all first time applicants for the Florida drivers license to attend a substance abuse and traffic safety course. You will be assigned a location for your trial. If your request was submitted online, the notice will be posted online for you to view and print. You will either sign for the court date after the pretrial hearing or you will receive the notice of the trial date by mail. If your case is not resolved after the pretrial hearing, a trial will be set for a later date.

No witnesses or law enforcement officers will be present. You must attend a mandatory pretrial hearing either in person or via a video conference, where you will have the opportunity to speak to the hearing officer. If 30 days have passed since the ticket was issued and you have not notified our office, you must submit a $16 late fee and $7 compliance letter fee with your request for a hearing. Your citation number and your correct mailing address should be provided. You must notify the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller's office in person or in writing within 30 days of the citation issue date that you are contesting the violations. A service charge will apply for payments made by credit card.įor USPS Express, Priority or Certified Mail (signature required), send to: Payment is accepted by credit card, cash, check, or money order. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for designated holidays. You may pay your ticket at any of following locations.

Joseph Abruzzo, Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller Mail your check or money order (made payable to Joseph Abruzzo, Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller) to the address below or to any of the branch locations listed below: Monday through Fridayĭo not send cash by mail.

Call (561) 355-2994 if you need to speak to a Clerk representative.

to 2 p.m.Ī 6 percent service charge will apply for each credit card transaction.

Call (561) 207-7189 to make a payment by credit card without waiting. You must know your case or citation number.

Pay Online: A 3.5 percent service charge will apply.

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PayItClerkPBC (online or mobile app): A service fee of $2.50 per transaction plus 2.5 percent will apply.