VOL. 33 NO. 10
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From The Manager By April Narine, LCAM General Manager As the heat of summer begins to fade and we step into the beautiful month of October, we can finally enjoy a bit of rest from the hot sun. However, as Floridians, we know that hurricane season is still upon us, and it’s crucial to stay prepared. Hurricane Preparedness: A Gentle Reminder We are now in the peak of hurricane season, so it’s a great time to review your emergency supplies and plans.
Hurricane season goes to November 30 . Please make sure your emergency kits are stocked, your shutters are in place, and you’re signed up for our community alerts. Please register for our community website if you have not done so already at www.bocapointe.com. This is our quickest method to get information out to all residents. The safety of our residents is our top priority, and a little preparation goes a long way. Welcome Fall! Though we may not get the dramatic changes of the leaves like other states, but there’s still something magical about this time of year in Florida. It’s the perfect season to enjoy outdoor activities, whether it’s a picnic, a stroll around our beautiful neighborhood, or even just walking your dogs. Let’s embrace the cooler evenings and the festive spirit that comes with the season. th
Director Of Security Putting Safety First: Let’s Slow Down Together By Ebenson Bristol Dear Boca Pointe Residents, As your Director of Security, my top priority is keeping everyone safe. Lately, we’ve seen a rise in speeding, especially in the early morning and evening hours. Most of it comes from residents who care about our community but may not realize the risks.
Why It Matters Speeding isn’t just breaking the rules, it’s dangerous. A small increase in speed can double the chance of a serious accident. Children, walkers, and cyclists are especially at risk. What We’re Doing • Traffic Hawk: A radar system that tracks and records speeding. • More Patrols: Security will focus on busy areas during peak times. How You Can Help • Drive Safely: Stick to the speed limit. • Speak Up: Report unsafe driving. • Set the Example: Remind family, guests and vendors to drive carefully. Let’s keep Boca Pointe safe for everyone. If you have ideas or concerns, feel free to reach out to me at bpointe@smssi.com. Stay safe.
From The Desk Of Commissioner Marci Woodward A Message from Marci We have made some progress on the Countywide Transportation Master Plan since first bringing our cities together last September for a roundtable discussion on this important initiative. At that time, there was clear agreement that collaboration among municipalities would be key to addressing our transportation challenges. A year later, I had the opportunity to attend one of the public meetings held in District 4 at the Arts Garage in Delray Beach. Our consultant, WSP, shared an overview of the plan, discussed next steps, and engaged residents through
an interactive survey. Not surprisingly, the top concerns were congestion and the need for smarter traffic signalization, issues we all experience daily. It was great to see so many elected officials, community members, and county staff come together for this important conversation. The project is moving forward
OCTOBER 2025
Hotwire Communications Important Launch Project Update The underground construction work in the Villages included in Phase 1, 2 and Phase 3 of the project are complete. Phase 4 underground construction is in progress; you may see our crew in the area. If you live in one of the Villages included in Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3, and have not completed your consultation appointment you need to schedule as soon as possible. If you are a seasonal resident and are currently away, please contact Hotwire to schedule a virtual appointment or make other arrangements based on your schedule. Important Note: Installations continue for Phase 1 and 2. If you have not completed your consultation, you will not be able to schedule your installation appointment. Hotwire would also like to remind you the Hotwire Launch Office is Open! If you would like to schedule your consultation or installation appointment, or have any questions about our Hotwire launch process, please email Bocapointe@ hotwiremail.com. You can also call (561) 509-5429 or visit the Hotwire Launch Office and speak to your dedicated Launch Account Manager, Vanessa Perez. Hotwire Office Address: 6919 SW 18th Street, Suite 214, Boca Raton, FL 33433. Located next to the Pizza District, enter through the Executive Suite door, 2nd Floor.
Villages Now Scheduling Installations Phase 1 Caravelle, Esplanada, Palomar, El Dorado, Montego Bay, Villa Flora, Palladium, La Paz, Lakes at La Paz, Villa Sonrisa Phase 2 Meridiana, El Viento I, El Viento II, La Mirada, La Corniche, Pointe 100, Plum Cortina, Villa Stel
Please Help smoothly, and I will continue to keep you updated as the next steps unfold. Your input matters! If you weren’t able to attend an in-person meeting, please visit pbcmoves.com to complete the survey and share your thoughts. From The Desk Of on page 3
We are all so fortunate to live at Boca Pointe. However, there are many who are struggling to just get by. The homeless in our area have a constant need of clothing. Please consider donating any used clothing to those less fortunate. The only requirement is that the clothes are clean and placed in a bag (no loose items). All clothing collected will be donated to local homeless shelters and programs. All clothing can be dropped off at the Boca Pointe Community Association Office at 6909 SW 18th Street, suite A120. Thank you for your generosity and care for those in need.