Boca Raton · Politics

Boca council weighs police HQ ballot language and Drucker vacancy

Boca Raton council members discussed a $125 million police headquarters bond without naming a site and chose not to appoint a replacement for Yvette Drucker.

Ornate council chamber with wood paneling, chandeliers, and many seats
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Boca Raton City Council members discussed a new police headquarters and its financing at a workshop Tuesday, but took no formal votes. Council members said they will vote at their next regular meeting, scheduled for 6 p.m. Oct. 27.

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