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Resident asks council to delay 28th Street item pending FOIA records; another resident offers volunteer cybercrime team
Boca Raton City Council · April 21, 2025
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Summary
Bill Trinka asked council to table a proclamation on a 28th Street closure until he receives FOIA documents he said the city charged him $425.94 to produce; resident Anastasia Colas proposed a volunteer group to help report and respond to cybercrime and offered resumes and signatures.
Two public commenters used their three-minute allotments to raise distinct concerns. Resident Bill Trinka said he has pursued records for months to learn whether a 28th Street closure was a statutory requirement or merely a consideration, and…
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