Florida's DOGE chief says his auditors have already uncovered "eye-popping' examples of inappropriate spending in Palm Beach County.

Florida's Department of Government Efficiency, or "DOGE," is auditing Palm Beach County. Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia said they are here to shine a light on wasteful spending and arm people in the county with that information.

To find what they deem as wasteful, unnecessary spending in Florida, DOGE officials on Monday spent time in the Palm Beach County government offices.

Auditors from Florida’s state Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will spend this week looking for waste and fraud in county government.

Some of your options this weekend include a sunset kayak excursion, a Billy Joel tribute band in Delray Beach, the RnB Picnic Fest in West Palm Beach.

Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia provided more details about state DOGE’s effort to review government spending while visiting Palm Beach County offices. Also, two new county

Florida's DOGE initiates an audit in Palm Beach County focusing on property tax relief and accounting practices.

A widespread traffic signal malfunction is causing minor delays at one of Palm Beach County’s busiest intersections: Military Trail and Blue Heron Boulevard.

Hurricane Erin is a large hurricane as it passes east of Florida. Tropical storm watches and warnings, along with storm surge watches, have been issued for portions of the U.S. Dangerous rip currents are expected for the Atlantic coast from Florida to Canada.

Palm Beach County hosts a free Journey of American Jazz event with Klezmer Company Jazz Orchestra on Sep 18, 2025.