District Approves Sunscreen Dispenser Project
Project proposed by 13-year-old Brooke Diamond will ensure safe fun at District parks, beginning at Sugar Sand Park.
District To Launch Initial Phase of Ocean Strand Design
First phase will include cooperation with the public and City of Boca Raton officials to ensure the community receives the best possible oceanfront park.
DISTRICT ASKS BOCA RATON TO APPROVE BOCA NATIONAL DESIGN
At Monday's District-City of Boca Raton joint meeting, Executive Director Harms requests expedited Boca National Golf Course approval, offers suggestions for ways the organizations can partner.
District Votes to Submit Boca National Design for City Approval
Decision to send Price/Fazio design to City for approval draws applause from packed conference room.
District Responds to Community, Passes Annual Budget
BOCA RATON, Fla. — The Boca Raton Beach and Park District approved a $39 million budget without a significant millage tax increase Tuesday evening.
District Officially Names Briann Harms Executive Director
BOCA RATON – The Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District removed the “Interim” tag from Briann Harms' job title, officially promoting her to Executive Director. “Briann's dedication to the Boca Raton community and her effectiveness as the interim made this an easy decision for us,” Commission Chairperson Susan Vogelgesang said. “She stepped into the Executive Director position and met or exceeded all expectations, proving to be a tremendous asset for the Boca Raton community.”
Swim & Racquet redo nearly done
It’s nearly a wrap for the public Swim & Racquet Center’s $5.1 million redo. Construction sign-off is expected in the next two weeks, said Briann Harms, interim executive director, Greater Boca Raton Beach & Park District.
Get ready to critique city’s recreation services
Does Boca need more playing fields? A bigger swimming pool? More kayak launches? Residents asked for that and much more at the first public feedback session for Recreation Services’ needs survey.
Now anyone can climb the Gumbo Limbo tower
Big news for nature lovers, even with mobility issues. Boca’s famous 40-foot tower at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center can be rebuilt with access for all. An incline used at a Maryland park complies with Americans With Disabilities standards. Friends of Gumbo Limbo have pledged a $500,000 donation to help fund the project, Michele Peel said Monday. Fundraising efforts for this campaign are expected to start in the next few weeks.
