Boca Raton’s Financial Services Department has earned new state and national honors, including a 19th straight procurement award and a 43rd consecutive distinguished budget presentation award.
Boca Raton City Council’s April 14 agenda includes votes on Memorial Park recognition, a downtown civic engagement task force, changes tied to BRIC, and the city’s first budget amendment for fiscal year 2025-26.
Coral Springs received two national Government Finance Officers Association awards recognizing its annual financial report and budget document for clarity, transparency, and strong reporting standards.
Coral Springs commissioners approved a resolution opposing House Joint Resolution 213, warning the proposed property assessment limits could reduce municipal revenue and squeeze local services.
Coral Springs commissioners approved a resolution opposing a state proposal that would gradually eliminate non-school property tax revenue, warning it could destabilize city budgets and force cuts to everyday services.