Last night, we unexpectedly lost a remarkable soul, retired PBSO Lieutenant Pete Tartaglione.

Pete spent over 25 years putting on the badge every day, dedicating his life to the safety and well-being of others. An unexpected loss like this leaves a profound void in our lives and our community. We are endlessly grateful for his sacrifices and the lives he touched, both on and off duty.

Pete was a familiar face for the PBA staff for years, always involved and always fighting for the members even after retirement. His commitment carried on year after year. He was always a committed member of our great organization and a valuable part of our team.

He will be greatly missed.

Details have not been released about services, but they will be shared when they are.

Please keep Pete and his family in your thoughts and prayers during this tragic time.

Rest easy, Lieutenant Pete Tartaglione.🕊️🚔 ... See MoreSee Less

💡 DID YOU KNOW?
At any given time, the Palm Beach County PBA has approximately 300–350 open cases being handled on behalf of our members.

And the work doesn’t stop there! We average around 20 NEW cases every week.

Behind every case is a member who needs support, guidance, or representation. Our PBA staff and attorneys work every day to protect our members and make sure they have someone in their corner when it matters.

⚖️ 300–350 active cases.
📂 ~20 new cases every week.
💙 One commitment: Our members.

That’s what strong representation looks like. ... See MoreSee Less