Explore the Real Facts

There is broad agreement that the City’s core facilities need to be replaced. The Central question is how and where that replacement occurs. This page provides information about what is currently at the site and what the city proposes. 

There are a number of policy questions that don't have agreement. This page draws from the comments and questions posed by residents at City Council meetings throughout 2025 to contrast the City's position with the alternative perspectives that have been shared.  

 This page responds directly to the City’s “Fact and Fiction” claims regarding the Government Campus Redevelopment Project. We identify what is omitted, minimized, or deferred, and present the real, verifiable facts so residents can judge for themselves. 

So much of the discussion about the Downtown Campus Redevelopment project gives the impression that residents have only one choice. To proceed with the plan offered by OneBoca or do nothing. This page explains the details of the situation to make it clear that there are many more options to consider. 

Residents face wide‑ranging impacts from the proposed project. Although the City has commented on a couple of items, most concerns, from overcrowded parks to traffic, schools, and environmental risks, remain unresolved and unacknowledged. This page outlines those impacts and concerns.

No, we aren't transporting you to Cabot Cove. These murders are being planned right here in Boca Raton against the Banyan trees that grace Memorial Park. This page explains how the Downtown Campus Redevelopment plan in it's current form will still kill the Banyan trees.

The proposed design isolates residents inside a six block pod, it is dangerously difficult to walk anywhere beyond this immediate area. With no safe routes to the rest of Boca Raton, residents would be pushed into cars and funneled onto already congested corridors like Palmetto Park Road to reach basic destinations.