Commission - workshop

Palm Beach County
Thursday, September 10, 2026

The Boynton Beach Commission discussed upcoming community events, budget updates, grant agreements, and future agenda items including Flock safety equipment procedures.

About this meeting

Government Body
Commission
Meeting Type
Commission
Location
Boynton Beach, FL
Meeting Date
September 10, 2026

Published excerpts

Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.

6 sections

10:52•Aimee Kelley

Well, I think it doesn't, I think it says it's sold out on social media too. That's the phrase that's used. So maybe we need to update that to just saying, you know,

12:14 – 12:48•Aimee Kelley

I think I have $75 left. Can we just can you just do a form that that goes to to the Friends of the Library for the baskets and then Dan can we get together this next week about the holiday baskets because now we're kind of an influx in the department that you shifted that to from the clerk's office. So I just want to make sure that doesn't fall through the cracks. And if we need to get like the chamber or somebody to partner with us to make sure that happens, I want to make sure it doesn't, that it happens.

25:24 – 26:22•Aimee Kelley

Andrew? Yes. So I apparently after... after the last meeting and talking to staff, it doesn't sound like there, or it wasn't clear. I thought there was consensus, but it wasn't clear that there was any sort of consensus on in the meantime, until we can have that flock discussion, what we can do as far as, you know, either suspending it or restricting it or doing something in the meantime, because I feel like we're kind of an open, like it's kind of, which is something I had mentioned, and I know even Vice Mayor Turkin mentioned it, and then everyone was kind of like, yes, let's, but I guess th

26:49 – 27:23•Aimee Kelley

10B? No, it can be at the end of regular agenda. That's fine. It doesn't, I mean, it should be, I mean, it's just a matter of having consensus on what the current status of our flock system will be until we are able to have a more in-depth conversation about the whole risk analysis and what's going on. Because I thought that that was something I wanted us to do. And I thought that there was enough people that were in agreement, but I guess it wasn't clear. So... So I would like to talk about that.

27:43 – 28:45•Aimee Kelley

Well, I think it's a heavy meeting for that conversation. Yeah. I mean, based on the conversation we had at the last meeting, I think it's going to be more in-depth than something we want to just throw on. So I, and even talking with Stacey, I feel like it's going to be an in-depth conversation where we're going to have, you know, decisions to make. But in the meantime, you know, even just if we did like a, I know that there was the option to just, not use it, but still pay for flock as though we were using it, which as it's on a temporary basis, that's something I would be in agreement to doi

29:59 – 30:22•Aimee Kelley

Well, I mean, as long as we're, I mean, if what the chief is saying is, you know, and I have no reason to doubt what he's saying is accurate, is that none of the information that we're, the cameras are still collecting are going anywhere, and they're not being utilized for anything, then I'm, you know, then that's just, that's an update we didn't have yet. Okay, so let's...

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