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Boynton Beach Today
By the People, for the People
Boynton Beach Celebrates Women's History Month
City commission recognizes female leaders in the community
Published on Mar. 4, 2026
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The Boynton Beach city commission has proclaimed March as Women's History Month and recognized the contributions of women leaders in the community, including Mayor Rebecca Shelton, Commissioners Angela Cruz and Aimee Kelly, and Vice Mayor Woodrow Hay.
Why it matters
The proclamation highlights the important roles women play in Boynton Beach's government, economy, education, and community, serving as an inspiration for the next generation of young girls growing up in the city.
The details
During the city commission meeting, Vice Mayor Woodrow Hay gave a background on Women's History Month and praised the extraordinary contributions of women in Boynton Beach, from those serving in leadership roles in city government to entrepreneurs, educators, and community advocates.
- The Boynton Beach city commission proclaimed March 2026 as Women's History Month.
The players
Rebecca Shelton
The mayor of Boynton Beach.
Angela Cruz
A city commissioner in Boynton Beach.
Aimee Kelly
A city commissioner in Boynton Beach.
Woodrow Hay
The vice mayor of Boynton Beach.
What they’re saying
“From the women who serve in leadership roles in city government to the entrepreneurs strengthening our local economy, to the educators shaping our young minds and the mothers and grandmothers anchoring our families, women are the backbone of our community.”
— Woodrow Hay, Vice Mayor (bocaratontribune.com)
What’s next
The city commission encourages all Boynton Beach residents to celebrate and honor the achievements, resilience, and leadership of women during Women's History Month.
The takeaway
Boynton Beach's recognition of Women's History Month and its female leaders serves as an inspiring example of how communities can uplift and celebrate the vital contributions of women in government, business, education, and beyond.
