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Resolution Urges

US Congress To Take Action on Climate Change

On September 12, 2018, the Boca Raton City Council passed a resolution urging the US Congress to take action on climate change, specifically by implementing policies and programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Local U.S. Representative Ted Deutch applauded Boca Raton City Council's unanimous support of the resolution. Read his statement and learn more about the Climate Action Resolution on our website.

CITY NEWS

City Working To Reduce Flood Insurance Rates For Property Owners

Flooding can happen anywhere, at any time. In fact, more than 20 percent of the National Flood Insurance Program’s claims come from outside high-risk flood areas. That’s why it’s important to protect what may be your biggest investment with flood insurance. The cost of a policy depends on your flood risk. The City of Boca Raton works diligently to maintain a 10% reduction in flood insurance premiums for residents in all flood zones and is in the process of working to increase the reduction. Visit our Floodplain Management page for more information.

Infrastructure Projects Underway

Your surtax dollars are hard at work. Learn more about the City’s Infrastructure Surtax (IST) projects and progress chart that feature renovations and reconstruction projects being funded. Learn more on our One-Cent Sales Surtax page.

Earn Your High School Diploma

With A Library Card

Career Online High School (COHS) at the Boca Raton Public Library offers adults an opportunity to earn an accredited high school diploma and gain valuable career skills. Find out if you qualify for a scholarship on the Library's webpage .

Palm Tran Offers New Routes In Boca

Effective Sept. 30 - Under the Palm Tran RPM Project, one of the big route changes is Route 94 which will connect the Tri-Rail station on Yamato Road to Florida Atlantic University & Palm Beach State College to Federal Highway/US 1 and south to Camino Real. Visit Palm Tran's website for more details.