Government Campus Redevelopment

The City is moving forward with a Government Campus Redevelopment Partnership Opportunity, a transformative initiative aimed at replacing outdated municipal facilities, such as City Hall and the Community Center, with a vibrant civic center. 

Visit our website to learn more and view proposals.

Share Your Feedback

Residents are encouraged share their thoughts about this initiative via the Feedback Form. The community also has the opportunity to attend City Council Meetings and provide input during the "Public Comment" portion of each meeting. 

Festival of the Arts BOCA Tickets Now on Sale

Festival of the Arts BOCA returns to the Mizner Park Amphitheater February 28 - March 9 with a great lineup of performances and talks, including author Carl Hiaasen, musician Nestor Torres, TV's Doris Kearns Goodwin, and Pavarotti Voices Opera Gala.

Pearl City Makes History

Pearl City was recently honored at the City's MLK Jr. Day event as Boca Raton’s first National Register Historic District. Founded in 1915—ten years before the city’s official incorporation—Pearl City was established to give Black pioneers the opportunity to own property. Today, Pearl City stands as a proud symbol of resilience and community. The efforts of the Boca Raton Historical Society and Developing Interracial Social Change (DISC), helped earn the distinction.

Learn more about the history of Pearl City by visiting Boca Raton Historical Society's online exhibit.

James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational

The inaugural golf invitational tees off in Boca Raton on March 31 – April 6 at the Old Course at Broken Sound. A field of 78 PGA Tour Champion players will compete for $2.2 million dollars. During Friday and Saturday play, 26 football legends will join the field.

Attending the event? Be sure to stop by the City's Centennial activation area (more details to come). The tournament will be televised on the Golf Channel. Tickets now on sale.

SAVE THE DATE:

State of the City & Community Celebration Event

Friday, March 14 | 6:00-8:30pm

Mizner Park Amphitheater

Join us for the State of the City & Community Celebration event, an evening of live music, engaging activities, delicious food and beverages, and the opportunity to meet with Council members and City staff. Mayor Scott Singer will deliver an address on the State of the City during the festivities. The event is FREE and open to the public.

It's Love at First Listen!

Check out our Valentine's Day Spotify playlist! Enjoy old classics from The Temptations, Elton John, and Tony Bennett to today's romantic anthems from Muni Long, Teddy Swims, and Billie Eilish.

Follow us on Spotify for fun, monthly music themes! We've curated Spotify playlists made by people who have great taste in music😉.

Continue to Celebrate the City's Centennial All Year!

The City is excited to celebrate the 100th birthday of Boca Raton! Be sure to visit www.Boca100.com to learn about all the fun activities, events, and initiatives coming up including the various Community Happenings all thanks to our amazing Boca businesses.

Vision Zero Updates

Thanks to everyone who came out for the City’s recent series of Vision Zero Neighborhood Meetings! Attendees heard updates on the City's goal to eliminate traffic fatalities and injuries through infrastructure changes, policy adjustments, and community awareness. Attendees also shared their insights on traffic concerns and participated in activities specific to the meeting sites.

Visit our website to learn more about Vision Zero and the City’s commitment to making our streets safer for everyone.

Provide YOUR input in a quick survey so we have a better understanding of existing transportation safety perceptions, needs & priorities. Your feedback is valuable and will help with changes in Boca Raton! 

Become a Hero for Boca Raton

The City is hiring certified Firefighter/Paramedics at competitive salaries with great benefits! Base salary starts at $81,123.42.

We're looking for dedicated professionals to join our team and be a part of an exciting and rewarding career. View the job description and qualifications and apply TODAY!

Yamato Road Resurfacing Project

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) invites the public to an Open House to learn about roadway improvements along Yamato Road from east of I-95 to Federal Highway. Construction is scheduled to begin in February 2025. Learn More...

Open House - Tuesday, February 4

• Virtual Meeting: 5:00-6:00pm, please Register
• In-Person Meeting: 6:00-7:00pm at the Spanish River Library (1501 NW Spanish River Blvd.)

Does the City have any EV charging stations?

Yes! In support of our sustainability efforts, the City has a total of nine FREE electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at the public locations listed below. Each station can charge two cars at a time. Learn more and download the app on our website.

FREE LOCATIONS

• City Hall - 201 W. Palmetto Park Road
• Downtown Library - 400 NW 2nd Avenue
• Spanish River Library - 1501 Spanish River Boulevard 
• City’s Municipal Services Building - 2500 NW 1st Avenue 
• *Spanish River Park - 3001 N State Road A1A
• *Red Reef Park - 1400 N Ocean Boulevard
• *South Beach Park - 400 N State Road A1A

*Spanish River, Red Reef & South Beach locations do provide FREE charging stations, but they require a Beach Parking permit or a paid fee to enter the beach park. 

City Facility Closings & Changes

For City sanitation customers, please note the holiday sanitation schedule for the Presidents' Day holiday (observed on Monday, February 17) as your collection days may change:

• There will be NO sanitation service on Monday, Feb. 17.
• Monday, Feb. 17 service will be on Tuesday, Feb. 18. 
• Tuesday, Feb. 18 service will be on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

Remember, sign up for Text Alerts reminders sent directly to your phone. Visit our website or text SanitationAlert (no space) to 38276.

EcoWatch Lecture Series – 

Plankton with a Toxic Punch

Wednesday, February 12

Gumbo Limbo Nature Center (1801 N. Ocean Blvd.)

Glimpse the many faces of conservation as experts in their fields share their experiences with the common goal of a more sustainable future.

Lectures followed by a visit to the lighted aquariums for a special after-hours viewing of the nocturnal habits of our residents. Call (561) 544-8605 to reserve a spot. Learn More

Make Your Yard Sustainable!

Join the City and the University of Florida IFAS Extension for the FREE Sustainable Yard Series happening monthly through May! 

February 26 | This for That: More Sustainable, Florida-Friendly Plants for Our Landscapes

Spanish River Library from 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Register and receive a FREE native plant to take home.

Night Market in Sanborn Square

Thursday, Feb. 6 | 6:00 - 9:00pm

An evening in Downtown Boca, with local artists and makers, delicious food, sweet treats, live music, art, and shopping.

Upcoming Dates:

March 6 • April 3 • May 1

Event Details & Vendors

A Nod to Our History:

NEW! Public Art in Sanborn Square

The City recently unveiled Reflections of Time, a striking 19-foot-tall sculpture inspired by Boca Raton’s original mid-century welcome sign, that welcomed visitors into the City from the 1960s to 1980s. The new artwork is part of the City's Centennial celebrations, as we honor our past and look to our bright future.

Visit Boca100.com to learn about the Centennial and be sure to tag your photos with #Boca100 and #LoveBocaRaton. For more about art in the City, visit Public Art Boca.

Seafood Festival

Saturday, March 22 | 12:00-6:00pm

Mizner Park Amphitheater

Enjoy a day of fabulous food, live music, themed competitions, nautical themed vendors, and so much more at the inaugural Seafood Festival.

Tickets - Purchase Here

$10.00 in advance, $15.00 at the door

Call to Artists

Creative artists of all ages can submit their artwork to be used in marketing for the event. For contest information and guidelines, view the application.

Interested in being a vendor?

• Seafood vendors apply here.
• Nautical-related vendors for the Marketplace apply here.