Boca Raton City Hall news
Boca Raton city government news, newest first: city council votes, the mayor, the budget and new ordinances, each story linked to the agenda or minutes.
Top story
Boca Raton City Manager Mark Sohaney resigns after a year
Mark Sohaney is leaving the city's top staff job for a role serving the military community. The City Council will choose interim leadership and a search process.
Who to call and how to vote
Trash
Trash and recycling pickup in Boca Raton: schedule, holidays, bulk
Boca Raton picks up garbage twice a week and recycling, yard waste and bulk once a week, by area. Carts out by 7 a.m. Sanitation: 561-416-3367.
Palm Beach County
Voting in Palm Beach County: registration, polling places, early voting
Florida's general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Mail ballot requests close Oct. 22; early voting runs at least Oct. 24-31. Elections office: 561-656-6200.
Public notices
Public notices in Boca Raton: where to find legal notices
Boca Raton's legal notices are published on Palm Beach County's official notice website and the city's Public Notices page. This is an index, not the official record.
Contacts
Who to call at Boca Raton City Hall
Boca Raton City Hall: 561-393-7700. Mayor Andy Thomson and the council, the City Manager's Office, the clerk, water billing, code enforcement and police.
Latest stories
Roads
Boca Raton adopts plan naming its 27 most dangerous roads
Federal Highway had 43 crashes that killed or seriously hurt someone in six years, the most in Boca Raton. The city's new plan aims for zero by 2050.
Parks
Countess de Hoernle Park to add fields as FAU access ends
Local teams expect to lose three FAU campus soccer fields by 2030. A new city deal has the park district build replacement fields at Countess de Hoernle Park.