Police, fire & medical emergencies
911Immediate danger, serious illness or injury, fire, or a crime in progress. Give your building, unit, and full location.
Official contact informationA resident’s quick guide to Century Village West Palm Beach services, emergency help, and community support.
Management & VendorsTap a phone number to call on a compatible device. Use the search box to find a service by name or purpose. Keep a printed copy where you can reach it during an outage.
Directory reviewed October 17, 2026; key community/provider contacts updated from published sources. Numbers, hours, and telephone menus can change; each entry links to its source. UCO’s current contact sheet is linked below.
Immediate danger, serious illness or injury, fire, or a crime in progress. Give your building, unit, and full location.
Official contact informationPublished main contact; ask for the appropriate nonurgent reporting channel. Emergencies: call 911.
Official contact informationPoisoning or exposure questions. For collapse, seizure, trouble breathing, or immediate danger, call 911.
Official contact informationCall or text for mental health or emotional crisis support, 24/7.
Official contact informationReport suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Immediate danger: call 911 first.
Official contact informationMain office: barcodes, approval-process questions, association notary services, bus concerns, and routing to UCO services. 2102 West Drive.
Official contact informationRecreation facilities, resident IDs, pools, classes, and theater information.
Official contact informationVisitor entry authorization through the published call-in system; follow current access instructions.
Official contact informationGate and access questions. For police, fire, or medical emergencies call 911.
Official contact informationUCO lists this as its emergency phone to security. It does not replace 911.
Official contact informationReach the community newspaper through the UCO office.
Official contact informationAsk UCO to route your bus-service question. For current routes and feedback, see UCO forms.
Official contact informationCable/internet service questions; have your service address and account details ready.
Official contact informationReport an outage or dangerous power condition. Stay away from downed wires; call 911 for immediate danger.
Official contact informationCustomer service; select option 1 for the published 24-hour emergency center. Also notify your association of building leaks.
Official contact informationWaste and recycling questions. Confirm your association’s collection and bulk-item arrangements first.
Official contact informationRecycling bin requests and assistance; ask about eligibility for your building’s collection arrangement.
Official contact informationCounty bus routes, fares, and service information. Separate from the Century Village bus system.
Official contact informationParatransit information. Option 7 for applying or learning more; approval is required before using the service.
Official contact informationInformation and referrals for older adults, caregivers, and available assistance.
Official contact informationCommunity-resource referrals, including practical support. Ask about the Sunshine daily-call program.
Official contact informationUCO-published contact for senior consumer concerns; verify appointment availability. For a crime needing police response, use PBSO.
Official contact informationLost pets, animal concerns, licensing, and animal-control assistance.
Official contact informationYour association or property manager is usually the starting point for assessments, maintenance responsibility, water leaks, rules, and building records. Obtain the actual after-hours procedure; the main office line may not be monitored overnight.
| Contact | Name / phone number to write in |
|---|---|
| Association / property manager | |
| After-hours maintenance emergency | |
| Trusted emergency contact | |
| Doctor / pharmacy | |
| Insurance claim number / agent |
These blanks are for your printed copy. Avoid posting private resident or medical contact details on a public website.
Connected residents. Informed boards. Stronger communities.
When you call, have your subdivision, building, unit, callback number, and a brief description of the issue ready. Ask for a reference number when reporting a service problem. For a suspected scam, call the organization using a verified number rather than a number supplied by the caller.
UCO printable contact sheetUCO forms & resourcesBack to Management & VendorsBoard Synergy recommended practice Keep a printed copy and write in the association’s after-hours number, backup contact, and agent or claims contact. Confirm that someone actually answers the emergency channel; an office voicemail or online work-order form may not be monitored overnight.
Contact-sheet differences: the linked UCO printable sheet is dated by its 2025 publication path. UCO’s current forms page lists a different Breezeline support number. This directory now uses that current number; verify an office’s present service and hours before relying on an older printed copy.
Keep personal medical, emergency, and account details on your private copy. Publish general association contact channels rather than a resident’s private information. Recheck the building’s list after a management or board change.
Independent Board Synergy educational guidance. Current operator instructions, applicable law, governing documents, and agreements control the actual decision.