Dan Dugger News Today

The Boynton Beach City Commission voted Wednesday to continue an internal investigation into city staff.

Boynton Beach human resources director Tennille DeCoste is on administrative leave for allegations regarding contributions to her campaign for Delray Beach city commission. She says this is in retaliation for allegations she made against high-ranking city officials, including the city manager, deputy city manager and the city attorney.

Boynton leaders called for an investigation of the city's HR director. She fired back with a complaint against the city manager, deputy manager and attorney.

Inside Boynton Beach City Hall, there's a workplace drama unfolding, the kind of thing you might take to Human Resources.

The Boynton Beach Police Athletic League recently delivered a strong performance in its first tournament since the revival of the program, as it captured the 2023 Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Basketball Tournament championship.

Incumbent Delray Beach City Commissioner Juli Casale lost to Rob Long, a consultant and a former member of the city’s Planning and Zoning board. Retired teacher Angela Burns defeated former Commissioner Angie Gray.

In two races for Boynton Beach City Commission, voters should opt for a fresh face in Joe Josemond and a proven leader in Aimee Kelley.

Following the firing of the previous city manager and the resignation of the police chief, city commissioners chose police Capt. Dan Dugger to serve as city manager.

Dan Dugger was picked to run Boynton Beach over Coral Springs Deputy City Manager Bob Curnow after Interim City Manager Jim Stables resigned.

During a special city commission meeting Tuesday night, Boynton Beach commissioners selected a new city manager, Dan Dugger, a well-liked police captain who lacks experience in municipal administration.