Boca Raton’s revamped OneBoca government campus plan promises more parkland and a smaller development footprint, but residents packed City Hall to question traffic, finances and control of public land.
Boca Raton voters will face a 12-candidate field, a police headquarters bond question and major land-use decisions when they head to the polls on March 10, 2026.
City staff and One Boca unveiled a slimmer Government Campus plan Tuesday — no private buildings west of NW 2nd Avenue, smaller footprint east of 2nd. The crowd wasn’t convinced. Residents split again over how Boca should rebuild its civic core.
The One Boca team has unveiled a scaled-back proposal for Boca Raton’s downtown Government Campus that preserves public land, doubles park space, and puts residents in charge of shaping the civic heart of the city.
New data from Palm Beach County shows public-school enrollment is falling across the county — with middle schools hit hardest and Delray Beach seeing some of the steepest declines.