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Your Surtax Dollars At Work

Wondering where your tax dollars go? Check out the City's new brochure to learn more about the various Infrastructure Surtax (IST) projects that will improve our infrastructure and enhance our community’s premier quality of life. Read on...
Silver Palm Waterfront Park - Public Outreach Meeting

The public is invited to attend an outreach meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 26 at the Boca Raton Downtown Library. Conceptual plans to enhance Silver Palm Park and its connectivity to Wildflower Park will be presented. Public input is welcome. Read more...
New Podcast: Hear All About Library Card Sign Up Month

Learn what a library card can do for you during September's Library Card Sign Up Month. Tune in to Episode 11 of "Boca Behind the Scenes" to hear Library Services chat about all the great library card benefits and the upcoming STEAM scavenger hunt. Read on...
Boca Restaurant Month

Throughout the month of September, satisfy your taste buds and celebrate the best culinary experience that Boca Raton has to offer. Read more...
Mayor Singer and Council Member Thomson Sworn in at Organizational Meeting

The Boca Raton City Council welcomed its two new members at the organizational meeting on September 12, 2018. Mayor Scott Singer, along with newly-elected Council Member, Andy Thomson, took the oath of office at the afternoon ceremony. Read on...
Art in Public Places Board Selects Artists for First Mural Project

The City of Boca Raton’s Art in Public Places (AIPP) Advisory Board has announced the selected artists for its first public art program: a mural project near the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center. Read more...
New Podcast: Where Does Your Water Come From?

Ever wonder where your tap water comes from? On Episode 9 of "Boca Behind the Scenes" we're joined by Utility Services staff as they discuss how water gets from our plant to your home and the differences of bottled water vs. our City's tap water. Read more...
August 28 Special Election Results

While final election results still need to be certified by the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections (SOE), Scott Singer won the Mayoral race and Andy Thomson won City Council Seat A. Read more...
September Issue of the City's Newsletter is HERE

• Special Election results • 2018-2019 Budget • National Flood Insurance Program • TOP 10 Things to Do & Know this Month • & MORE! Read more...
Catch a Ride Downtown

Heading down to the beach or to a concert in Mizner Park and don't feel like looking for parking? The City of Boca Raton is providing new shared ride pick-up and drop-off locations for an easier and safer way to get around town. Read on...
2018-2019 Proposed Budget

The City of Boca Raton’s Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Proposed Budget is now available on our website. A public hearing on the Proposed Budget will be held Thursday, Sept. 13 at 6pm in Council Chambers. The Final Budget Hearing will be Sept. 24 at 6pm. Read more...
Why Are We Still Hearing Train Horns? Here's why...

Although a Quiet Zone is in effect for Boca Raton, you may have heard train horns this past weekend and may continue to hear them periodically. Over the weekend of Aug. 18, Brightline was working on a major track and signal construction project. Read more...
Dealing With Iguanas

As an invasive species, iguanas can be a nuisance to homeowners by damaging landscaping, burrowing and leaving droppings in yards and pools. Here are some resources on the habitat modification, capture and removal of iguanas. Read more...
2018 State of the City Presented at Chamber Breakfast

Mayor Scott Singer and City Manager, Leif Ahnell, shared accomplishments from 2017-2018, reviewed goals and initiatives for the coming fiscal year and explained your property tax dollars at work in our City. Read more...
Artificial Reef Deployment by PBC off Boca Raton Shores

While we're known for our beautiful beaches, life under the surface of the water is just as exciting! On August 1, Palm Beach County dropped 530 tons just off our shores to create a new artificial reef 35 feet below. Happy exploring! Read more...
ICYMI: School Board Member, Frank Barbieri, Provides School Updates at Meeting

Some new updates at this week’s City Council Meeting. Palm Beach County School District Board Member, Frank Barbieri, presented important information about school safety, boundaries and school capacity issues. Watch the presentation. Read more...
C-15 Canal Maintenance to Begin October 1, 2018

At a recent public outreach meeting, the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) agreed to suspend any further clearing on the L-48, L-49 and L-50 canals until the LWDD Board meeting on October 17, 2018. Read more...
Will You Get the City’s Emergency Message?

With hurricane season well underway, the City of Boca Raton actively encourages residents and business owners to sign up for CodeRED to stay connected before, during and after an emergency or storm. Read on...
City Council Determines Policy Actions for 2018-2019

City Council and the City’s Executive Leadership team met recently to develop strategic goals for the 2018-2019 Fiscal Year. Current challenges & opportunities were discussed and policy actions were determined for the upcoming fiscal year. Read more...
Sustainable Tree Maintenance Brochure

Be a part of something bigger in Boca Raton, learn how to protect one of our community’s greatest natural resources…trees! Read more...
Sign Up for Holiday Sanitation Schedule Reminders

Holiday sanitation schedule changes will affect pickups for Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. Customers serviced by the City of Boca Raton can now sign up for email & text alert reminders. Read more...
How can we help? Reach out and Report Your Concern

Getting information from the City is even easier with the Report A Concern feature. Do you have questions about street lights, sanitation routes, a pot hole or a traffic light? Reach out and let us know. Read more...