County staff to pursue Phase‑1 due diligence on potential Boynton Beach utility acquisition Water Utilities staff briefed commissioners on a preliminary review of acquiring the City of Boynton Beach water/sewer system — about 125,000 customers, two plants (24 MGD and 10.4 MGD), operating budget just over $72M and a six‑year capital plan near $466M — and requested direction to proceed with financial feasibility work over the next 30–60 days.

Palm Beach County is eyeing a major acquisition of Boynton Beach’s water and wastewater utility, potentially impacting 125,000 customers and a $72M budget.

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State staff brief committee on WPEA tentative agreements; OFM review and $22.3M total funds estimate Office of Financial Management staff told the Joint Committee on Employee Relations that ratified tentative agreements with the Washington Public Employees Association include a retroactive 3% raise, a $18 starting wage and estimated 2025–27 costs that OFM will review for financial feasibility under RCW 41.80.

Tentative agreements with the Washington Public Employees Association promise significant wage increases, including a retroactive 3% boost and a starting wage of $18, but they still await a crucial financial feasibility review.

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City Council reviews $7M investment for civic park development on infill site City discusses funding strategies for a new civic space and park development.

A $7 million proposal for a new civic park in Sugar Land has sparked heated debates over its value and community impact.

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