Boca Raton previews balanced FY2025–26 budget with slight millage drop, $1.3B five‑year CIP and targeted new positions
CFO Jim Zervis previewed a balanced FY2025–26 budget that trims roughly $2 million in expenditures, lowers the total millage to 3.6649, adds 15 positions citywide, and programs a five‑year CIP of about $1.3 billion (about $282 million next year).
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Boca Raton’s chief financial officer on Monday presented a preview of the city’s FY2025–26 budget, calling it balanced, showing a small millage reduction and targeted investments in capital projects and staffing.
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