City Of Boca Raton - City Council Regular Meeting 11.10.2026

The Boca Raton City Council regular meeting, identified in the title as November 10, 2026, included an annual report on the school-zone speed detection program, budget amendments, and approvals for use of city parking spaces. Police Chief Jared Phelps reported that RedSpeed’s cameras issued 5,331 notices from July 2025 through June 2026; the city paid the vendor $70,000 from program revenues. The report also described camera expansion to additional school zones. Ordinance 5812, the third FY2025–26 budget amendment, was adopted; staff said the adjustments largely moved existing funds to reflect departmental reorganizations, with no new expenditures being approved. The changes included a $44,790,700 pension-fund transfer, $960,000 for the beautification fund, and $37,287,200 moved to the building permit services enterprise fund.

The council approved Resolution 143-2026, 4–0, authorizing a one-year license for two parking spaces to hold dumpsters for the Wells Fargo Plaza remodel, at $17,520 per space ($35,040 total), with no renewal offered. Resolution 144-2026, a renewal for three valet spaces at the Mandarin Sales Gallery/Genmark property at 10 East Boca Raton Road, failed 2–2; council members called for a broader policy review of downtown parking-space use and compensation. The council also approved a charter-amendment measure extending voter approval requirements for leasing or selling city- or CRA-owned land over one-half acre, subject to exceptions. State Representative Peggy Gosselin Sidman cited approximately $32 million in regional funding secured and urged the city to submit appropriation requests early.