Boca Post provides ongoing coverage of City of Boca Raton government decisions, zoning proposals, development projects, and infrastructure planning affecting residents across the city. Our reporting follows Boca Raton City Council meetings, land use changes, public hearings, and major construction projects shaping neighborhoods and commercial districts throughout Boca Raton, Florida.
Coverage includes residential and commercial development proposals, roadway improvements, capital projects, school-related initiatives, and public safety funding decisions overseen by city officials and Palm Beach County agencies. As projects move from proposal to approval and construction, Boca Post tracks key milestones, community feedback, and regulatory actions.
This page serves as a centralized archive of Boca Raton city government and development reporting, including updates from City Hall, zoning and planning board decisions, redevelopment efforts, infrastructure investments, and growth-related policy discussions affecting property owners, businesses, and residents.
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Boca Raton City Council and Policy Decisions
Boca Post reports on actions taken by the Boca Raton City Council, including ordinances, resolutions, budget approvals, and major policy decisions. Coverage includes public meetings, agenda items, and community debates affecting residents and businesses.
Infrastructure and Public Works
Our infrastructure updates coverage includes roadway projects, traffic improvements, drainage systems, public facilities upgrades, and other capital investments overseen by the City of Boca Raton and Palm Beach County agencies.
Schools and Education Policy
Boca Post also reports on school-related issues affecting Boca Raton families, including funding decisions, zoning adjustments, and policy actions involving local public schools.
Missing 12 Year Old From North Lauderdale Found Safe
Broward Sheriff’s Office tells Boca Post that Marcelous Galloway Jr. has been found and is safe. The 12 year old boy was missing on Tuesday, February 8th, 2022.
WATCH LIVE: Blue Lake Elementary School Zoning Meeting
Anyone interested in sharing public comment on the zoning concerns around Boca Raton’s new Blue Lake Elementary School should sign up soon before PBCSD closes the registration.
PBSO: Active Shooter Threat At Renaissance Charter School Unfounded, Kids Are Safe
Renaissance Charter School in Wellington was put on a CODE RED lockdown after PBSO received a tip there was an active shooter on campus on Thursday morning.
New Elementary School In Boca Raton Has Been Named
Boca Raton’s newest elementary school, which was previously only known as 05-C, has been named Blue Lake Elementary School.
Palm Beach Schools Returns To Masks Optional
The School District Of Palm Beach County announcing today that the district will return only be recommending facial coverings and no longer requiring teachers, staff, and vendors to wear masks.
What does the Boca Raton City Council oversee?
The Boca Raton City Council governs municipal policy, including zoning decisions, development approvals, budget allocations, and local ordinances affecting residents and businesses within city limits.
Where can residents follow Boca Raton development proposals?
Residents can monitor zoning applications, planning board meetings, and city council agenda items through City of Boca Raton public records and through ongoing reporting by Boca Post.
How are zoning changes approved in Boca Raton?
Zoning changes typically move through planning board review before reaching the Boca Raton City Council for final consideration and public vote.
What major development projects are underway in Boca Raton?
Boca Post tracks residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects across the city as they move from proposal through construction.
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