City of Boynton Beach, FL November 13, 2026 Virtual Agenda Review Meeting.

The City of Boynton Beach’s November 13, 2026 virtual agenda review covered several budget and procurement items. A year-end budget amendment would roll forward CIP items. The city’s vehicle lease-back program was presented as a way to avoid roughly $8–9 million in upfront costs and preserve about $7 million in cash this fiscal year; the leases would total about $1.6 million over five- and seven-year terms. Other items included a three-year cooperative agreement for quicklime for the East Plant, at $800,000 annually and not to exceed $2.4 million, and temporary staffing and payroll administration services not to exceed $200,000. A bypass pump purchase was also mentioned, but no amount was provided. No votes or contract awards were recorded in the transcript.

The review also covered a grant-supported park cleanup application requiring no city financial contribution, a forthcoming report on state grants and appropriations that should identify matching requirements, and a proposed commercial-use permit and decal program for city ramps, docks, parking, and parks. The permit proposal requires a cost study and grant-program approval before fees or an ordinance can proceed; fees must be reasonable and cannot distinguish between local and nonlocal commercial users. The city also planned to repeal an ordinance to align with Florida’s new DEI legislation effective January 1, 2027. Other discussion concerned board appointments, a proposed task force, and scheduling and publicizing budget workshops and holiday closures.