Stockade off limits
By Boca Vibe
Stockade off Limits
Boca Raton, FL – A proposal to build a vocational high school on county land next to the fairgrounds has been met with resistance from County Mayor Sara Baxter. The plan was initially supported by Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, but he later withdrew his backing.
Background of the Proposal
The proposal involves giving up 11 acres at the shuttered stockade, which is set aside for the sheriff’s use. Activist Jorge Garrido had initially secured Sheriff Bradshaw’s support for the plan, but he later changed his mind.

Reasons Behind the Withdrawal
- Garrido claimed that Sheriff Bradshaw was not committed to the project and did not provide a clear timeline for its completion.
- The sheriff also expressed concerns about the potential impact on the stockade’s use as a training facility for law enforcement officers.
Community Reaction
Residents of Boca Raton have been divided on the issue, with some expressing support for the vocational school and others opposing it. The plan has also sparked debate about the role of the stockade in the community.
Council Meeting to Discuss Proposal
A council meeting is scheduled to discuss the proposal and determine its fate. Residents are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts on the matter.
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Source: Original Report