Welcome to Caloosa
Palm Beach County's Premium Equestrian Community
A rural gem in fast-growing unincorporated Northern Palm Beach County, Caloosa is an equestrian's dream. The community boasts more than 30 miles of interior bridle paths, a 32-acre horse park, paved roads, close proximity to exclusive shopping, world-class golf, a small airport and state-of-the-art medical facilities. Small wonder it is home not just to horse lovers, but recreational enthusiasts of all ages. Read more about Caloosa...
Chuck and Lauren Present…
Caloosa’s Annual 4th of July Picnic
Saturday, July 4th 12:00-3:30
Let’s all come together for a day of FUN and to celebrate our great community, in our great state, in the GREATEST country in the world!
More info…
Note From Webmaster
I'm in the process of updating the Caloosa website with a much needed fresh look using newer web standards for the code. This refresher is my gift back to the community. I'll be working between jobs as I find time so please bear with me as the process unfolds.
Best Wishes,
Linda King
Delivery Alert
It has been reported that an owner in Caloosa had a delivery package stolen from a plastic bag that was hung on their mailbox.
Please be aware of this and take precautions if possible.
Also, please notify the Caloosa Deputy if you have any information regarding thievery or suspicious activity.
June 11, 2009
Link to Info on Equestrian Page
Interactive GPS Equestrian Trail Maps Online
Ocean to Lake Corbett Trails Greenway Equestrian Event 2010
Mosquito Control: (561) 967-6480
Due to funding cut backs the County is not planning on spraying as often as they usually do each year. However, the more residents that call and complain the more likely it is that they will spray our area.
Please call!
Caloosa Deputy
Contact Info
Caloosa Main Outfall Culvert Replacement Project
Download Minutes from Special Meeting
Before Replacement Photo Gallery
Construction Documentation Gallery
ICE: In Case of Emergency
Caloosa residents are encouraged to sign up with the ICE (In Case of Emergency) Program in Palm Beach County.
Visit ICE Website | Download Brochure | View Brochure Online (Note: Large File)
"Whether you are alone, a small family or large community/business, there are plenty of options available here to help yourself and others become better prepared..." Read more at the ICE Website
Pine Bark Beetles
Helpful Info
Call Before Digging
Sunshine State One Call of Florida, Inc.: 1-800-432-4770
Whether you are a private homeowner installing a mailbox, or a professional contractor digging up a city street, you are required by law to notify your local One Call utility notification center 48 to 72 hours prior to digging.
Garbage Pickup
Download/View PDF with Guidelines
Provided by Solid Waste Authority (March 2007)
Web Master Notes
Please send an e-mail if you detect broken links and/or errors or omissions.
Thank you!
Linda King
