Performance and Statistics

What we do

• Serve a population of over 124,000 people
• Collect rubbish and recycling from over 62,000 households
• Maintain approximately 2,500 kilometres of road, 650 bridges and 15,000 street lights
• Provide over 90 car parks with in excess of 8,000 spaces
• Are responsible for 67 schools, providing education for more than 18,300 pupils 
• Provide support to pupils with additional learning needs; child protection, safeguarding and youth services
• Own and manage more than 5,600 homes
• Provide adults with information and advice to help them to live independently in the community, as well as direct support for over 5,000 vulnerable adults
• Develop a Local Development Plan, which we are required to review every four years, and process around 1,200 planning applications a year
• Provide a wide range of public protection services, including environmental health, trading standards and licensing 
• Help maintain Pembrokeshire's award winning beaches, which boast 12 Blue Flag, 14 Green Coast and 28 Seaside Awards
• Manage the county's leisure facilities, and its libraries, museums and archives