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Reading time: < 1 minNovember 12 was the date that candidates had to submit the paperwork to “Qualify”. Here is the current election slate.
Reading time: < 1 minAt present, a total of 14 people are running in the 2025 election. Five of them want to be mayor.
Reading time: < 1 minThe wheels of change move slowly in government. But as we celebrate three years of…
Reading time: 4 minsThe Center highlighted challenges with fundraising timelines, the need for public sector funding assurances, uncertainty around development rights, and milestone structures.
Reading time: 2 minsMarch 19 2024 Boca Raton Uniform Municipal Election Precinct Results. They are provided in numerical and graphical format for easy study.
Reading time: 4 minsDallas is a warning to cities who treat Vision Zero as just a press release and fail to implement systemic changes to funding and city staffing.
Reading time: 2 minsBoca’s Citizen Pedestrian/Bike Advisory Board has been very active advocating for improvements to Boca’s pedestrian infrastructure
Reading time: 3 minsCounty commissioner, Marci Woodward, attended the city council workshop to make it known the county takes residents concerns seriously.
Reading time: 2 minsIf a large poster sized map isn’t enough to get you to swing into City Hall, our municipal staff didn’t waste the space on the back side.
Reading time: 4 minsThis article focuses on the main reasons Portland Oregon’s Vision Zero goals are at risk of not being met.