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Meet Your New City Council

Boca Raton’s new mayor and council members were sworn in at the March 31, 2026 Organizational Meeting.

  • Mayor – Andy Thomson
  • City Council Seat A – Michelle Grau
  • City Council Seat B – Jon Pearlman
  • City Council Seat D – Stacy Sipple


The new council also voted on the following positions:

  • Deputy Mayor – Michelle Grau
  • CRA Chair – Andy Thomson
  • CRA Vice Chair – Yvette Drucker
  • Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Representative – Jon Pearlman


The following roles with other local agencies were also determined:

  • Interlocal Plan Amendment Review Committee Representative – Stacy Sipple, with Jon Pearlman as alternate
  • Palm Beach County League of Cities Voting Delegate Michelle Grau, with Yvette Drucker as alternate
  • Metropolitan Planning Organization  Yvette Drucker and Stacy Sipple, with Michelle Grau and Jon Pearlman as alternates


Also, during the meeting, outgoing Mayor Scott Singer, Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas and Council Member Marc Wigder said farewell to colleagues, staff and the community. We thank them for their service and wish them the best in future endeavors.


Learn more about the City Council on the City's website.

Former Mayor Scott Singer

Farewell to Scott Singer

The City extends sincere appreciation to outgoing Mayor Scott Singer, Boca Raton’s longest-serving mayor, for his years of dedicated service. From streamlining City services and supporting public safety, to advancing economic development and high-profile projects like Brightline and Blue Lake Elementary, Scott’s leadership and love for Boca Raton have left a lasting impact. See Mr. Singer's thank you video on Facebook.

Connecting with Our Community

Boca Raton City Manager Mark Sohaney has been meeting with neighborhood groups and HOAs across the City to introduce himself, listen to residents, and better understand the unique needs of each community. His goal is to strengthen relationships and ensure City services remain responsive to local priorities. Be on the lookout for upcoming Community Conversations with the City Manager that will be open to the public soon. To request a visit to your community, email: BocaCM@bocaraton-fl.gov

Vote for the City’s Centennial 

The City’s Centennial Celebration is a finalist for the prestigious Providencia Award from The Palm Beaches, recognized for making a significant impact on tourism through innovative marketing and community relations initiatives. We’re honored to be among such outstanding contenders who continue to elevate Palm Beach County’s tourism community. This celebration was powered by YOU – our residents, businesses, and partners.

 

Let’s win this, Boca! Cast your vote today for your City: Providencia 2026

Help Name Sugar Sand Park a 
USA Today 10 Best

Support one of Boca Raton’s favorite family destinations by casting your vote for the Science Playground at Sugar Sand Park, now in the running to be named one of USA Today’s 10 Best Public Playgrounds. Help shine a national spotlight on this beloved community space by voting and sharing with friends and family.

Water System Disinfection Program and Fire Hydrant Flushing to Begin

To maintain the water quality of the City's water system, our Utility Services Department will temporarily modify the disinfection process used by the water treatment facility for a two-week period from Sunday, April 12 - Sunday, April 26. Customers served by the City's Utility Services may notice a slight chlorine taste or odor in the tap water during this period.


The City will flush fire hydrants during this period as well. Customers may notice flowing water in streets and swales, localized lower water pressures, and a slight discoloration of their tap water.


For more details on this water treatment process, visit Utility Services or call 561-338-7310. Or, listen to the podcast Understanding Water Modification to better understand.

Business Momentum in the City

The latest Business in Boca Raton Quarterly Report from our Office of Economic Development highlights new businesses, national recognition for career growth, expansion in quantum computing, office space options and more activities fueling our local economy. Read the latest Report.


James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational Winner

It was a great week of championship golf in Boca Raton last month at the Old Course at Broken Sound, with top players, football legends, fans and visitors from across the county. Congratulations to Zach Johnson on winning the James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational in his debut on the PGA Tour Champions. We look forward to seeing everyone back again next year.

Boca Connect Survey

Have you taken advantage of the FREE BocaConnect/Circuit shuttles in the Downtown and on the barrier island? Take the survey and share feedback on your experience and how you use this service to get around. Boca Connect Survey


And, if you haven't used this FREE shuttle yet, why wait? Download the Ride Circuit app today! 

Boca Connect webpage

Ebike Training for Teens

The City is sponsoring 150 FREE Ebike Training for Teens courses for City of Boca Raton RESIDENT teenagers. (Recommended for ages 12 - 19 years old.) The Ebike Pro Course is the most comprehensive training available for young drivers and pre-driving teens. Students will learn the skills teens need for safe and responsible ebiking - skills that will carry over into safer driving.

National Poetry Month in Boca Raton

This April, the City celebrates poetry through Ode to Boca, which enhances public spaces with literary art. Experience a variety of poetry art and programming this month.

  • Mizner Park Amphitheater: View the Ode to Boca mural and poetry banners, featuring local writers through public art by Brian Butler in collaboration with O, Miami.
  • Downtown & Spanish River Libraries: Explore Plastic Poetry installations by Free Plastic created from repurposed plastic, pick up limited-edition poetry stickers while supplies last, and borrow the book Literally Everyone’s Invited: An Ode to South Florida, featuring poems by local writers.


Be sure to watch the City’s Ode to Boca video to see how poetry is coming to life across Boca Raton. Ode to Boca will continue throughout the year, celebrating creativity, community and the written word.

Meet the Artists Behind Wildflower Park’s New Public Art

Discover the artists behind Wildflower Park’s Centennial public art installations. These vibrant works reflect Boca Raton’s history, creativity, and coastal identity. Watch the Meet the Artist videos below to learn more about each artist’s process, inspiration, and the vision behind the new pieces that now help define this special community space. Learn more about Public Art Boca.

Meet the Artist: Laura Tanner

Meet the Artist: Nadia Serenyi

What's Happening This Month?

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April 2: Passover Begins


April 5: Easter Sunday


April 9: Passover Ends


April 13: CRA Regular Meeting / City Council Workshop


April 14: City Council Regular Meeting


April 22: Earth Day


April 27: CRA Regular Meeting / City Council Workshop


April 28: City Council Regular Meeting

FREE E-Waste & Shred Event

Saturday, April 11 | 9:00am - 12:00pm

6500 Congress Ave


Time to clean up! The Boca Raton Police Department and Office of Sustainability have teamed up to offer an E-Waste and Shred DRIVE-THRU Event. Get rid of all your qualifying unwanted items properly.


See a list of acceptable items that can be recycled and shredded.

Celebrating Earth Month in the City

Join the City in celebrating Earth Month with a variety of programs and events. Highlights include:


April 9 | 3pm-4pm | Vertical Oyster Garden Workshop

Learn how oyster gardens improve water quality and support wildlife and the Intracoastal ecosystem. Plus, a hands-on session to help local habitat restoration.

Where: Gumbo Limbo Nature Center



April 24 | 3:30-5:00pm | Arbor Day Tree Planting

Along with Community Greening, help plant 40 native shade trees along a walking/running trail.

Where: Spanish River Athletic Park


April 28 | 6-7:30pm | Sustainable Yard Series

Florida-Friendly Landscaping in an HOA or Condo Association

Learn how you can transform your landscape or your community's common areas into more sustainable Florida-Friendly landscapes.

Where: Spanish River Library


To register and view a list of ALL Earth Month activities, visit the City's Earth Month webpage.

Feel the Earth Move Under Your Feet with This Playlist

If our planet means the world to you, check out the City of Boca Raton Earth Month Spotify Playlist. Enjoy Kacey Musgraves, U2, Prince and many more.

The New Sustainability Matters Newsletter

Read up on sustainable news in our city and how you can make a difference in the Earth Month issue of the Office of Sustainability newsletter!

Battle of the Bands is Back!

The 6th Annual Battle of the Bands hits Mizner Park Amphitheater on August 7, 2026 at 7:00pm. Get ready for an exciting night of live music, high-energy performances, and a $2,500 grand prize. 

Apply to compete now!


Have a small business? Ages 13–20 can apply for the Pop-Up Youth Market, held during the event.


Battle of the Bands and Young Entrepreneurs Market applications due by June 20, 2026.

Night Market

Thursday, April 2 and May 7

Enjoy an evening in Downtown Boca under the stars, with local artists and makers, delicious culinary bites, sweet treats, live music, art, and shopping.

Event Details & Vendors

Check Out the NEW

Summer Recreator

Take a look at the newest programming guide from the Recreation Services Department which includes all of the upcoming programs, activities, and events.

View the latest issue!

It's Almost Time for Summer Camp!

The City's Recreation Services offers a diverse range of camps tailored to various ages and interests, ensuring there's something exciting for every child. From art and science to sports and adventure, our camps are designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for learning. Learn about all the camp options!


Volunteer This Summer!

We have some great opportunities to get community service hours this summer.


Children's Science Explorium: Science Camp Counselor

  • Make a difference this summer as a Volunteer Science Camp Counselor.
  • Ages 15 & older. Applications accepted now.
  • Learn more on their website.


Gumbo Limbo Nature Center:

  • Be a part of Gumbo Limbo Nature Center’s mission to inspire stewardship of coastal and marine ecosystems.
  • Age 16 & older. Applications accepted now. 
  • Learn more on their website.

Time to Read the City's Latest Golf Newsletter

Sunshine and fairways are calling - time to hit the greens and plan for golf summer camps. Check out the latest It’s Tee Time in Boca newsletter for all the City’s golf news, including activities for the kids, holes-in-one, adult leagues, tee time planning apps and more.


City of Boca Raton employees

Work for the City of Boca Raton, and work with a purpose. #WeAreCBR

 

The City offers a variety of full and part time job opportunities across the following areas:

City Manager's Office

∙ Senior Business Systems Analyst


Development Services

∙ Building Inspector I / II

∙ Planning & Zoning Intern

∙ Assistant Building Official


Fire Rescue Services

∙ Vehicle Technician


Police Services                                        

∙ College Intern

∙ Community Service Officer

∙ Chief of Police

∙ Police Officer Candidate

Financial Services

∙ Budget Analyst


Public Works & Engineering

∙ Sanitation Equipment Operator

∙ HVAC Mechanic


Recreation Services

∙ Library Assistant II - PT

∙ Park Gate Attendant - PT

∙ Seasonal Pool Lifeguard - PT

∙ Groundskeeper


Utility Services

∙ Plant Mechanic

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City of Boca Raton

201 West Palmetto Park Road

Boca Raton, FL 33432

(561) 393-7700

www.myboca.us