Public commenter urges separate resolution and sustained communications for Vision 0
Summary
Earl Sarkoff urged the council to remove the Vision 0 adoption from the consent agenda, advance a standalone resolution and launch an omnichannel public communications and enforcement program to change road‑user behavior.
Earl Sarkoff, a Boca Raton resident, used public requests to urge the council to treat Vision 0 as a high‑visibility initiative rather than tuck it into a consent agenda item. "I strongly support Vision 0," he said, and asked the council to present the plan as a separate resolution so the community could see it and engage from the outset.
Sarkoff, who identified himself as a marketing and communications professional, recommended a year‑round omnichannel outreach program using blogs, social media and targeted campaigns to reach drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists and young e‑bike riders; he also urged visible enforcement as part of behavior change. He offered to assist the city’s communications team. The Mayor and staff acknowledged public comment and reiterated that Vision 0 adoption is scheduled to return to the council on Sept. 1.
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