Vacant Lots                (561) 393-7934
Vacant lots must be kept mowed and free of trash and debris.  It is the responsibility of the vacant lot owner to maintain the property.  Grass and weeds are not permitted to exceed 12 inches in height.  Complaints should be made to Code Enforcement.

Volunteer Program                 (561) 393-7770
Volunteering is at the heart of citizen action.  Collectively, citizens can serve their communities and achieve goals that alone, cannot be accomplished.  In the City of Boca Raton, populated by approximately 85,000 residents and encompassing a mere 29.63 square miles, over 800 volunteers are found greeting visitors; working the switchboard at City Hall; creating databases; setting up filing systems; tutoring those learning or improving their English skills; scheduling tee times at city golf courses; helping counselors run summer camp; visiting the elderly; assisting the Police keep the community safe, learning emergency response procedures; tutoring youth; and lending their organizational and clerical skills to many city departments.

Learn more about your city, serve your community, learn new skills, and make new friends!  Please call Catherine Vanden Broeck, Volunteer Coordinator at (561) 393-7770.

Voter Registration                 (561) 276-1226
Any United States citizen who is a permanent resident of Palm Beach County, who will be 18 years of age by election day, and who has never been convicted of a felony or never been declared mentally incompetent (unless their civil rights have been restored) may register to vote.  Pre-registration at age 17 is allowed, but eligibility to vote remains at 18 years of age.  The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections is responsible for registering eligible residents and for maintaining voter registration rolls.  Mail-in forms may be obtained at City Hall or voters may register at the South County Courthouse, 345 S. Congress Avenue in Delray Beach or the Supervisor of Elections Office at 301 N. Olive Avenue in West Palm Beach.  Forms are also available at many other sites - call for locations.  Voters may register with or without party affiliation, but only registered Democrats or Republicans may vote in their respective party primaries.  All registered voters may vote on referendum issues or for non-partisan cadidates.  See:  Absentee Voting, Elected Representatives, Elections