This podcast episode features an interview with Delray Beach Police Chief Darrell Hunter. In the conversation with Public Safety Information Officer Ted White, Chief Hunter discusses his background, leadership philosophy, and vision for the department. He talks about community engagement, building trust, supporting officers, and strengthening partnerships with local organizations. 

Delray Beach is proud to announce that it has been named one of 20 finalists for the prestigious 2025 All-America City Award, presented by the National Civic League. This year’s theme—“Strengthening Environmental Sustainability through Inclusive Community Engagement”—highlights cities that are using equitable, community-driven strategies to protect the environment and build more resilient communities. We speak with Janai Bowens (Education) and Christian Chitester (Sustainability) about our application and what comes next.

Michelle tells us about the rebirth of our historic downtown, how Delray Beach residents become part of the city's story through the care and restoration of historic properties, and Historic Preservation Month.

Jeri discusses her role as Delray Beach's new Neighborhood and Community Services Director.

Sam discusses the many park improvements that have happened over the last five years and what we can look forward to.

Janai discusses the many ways Delray Beach is working to enhance student achievement.

Missie tells us how her team cares about our natural beach dunes and diverse coastal ecosystems.

City Manager Terrence Moore discussed how his early education led him to a career in municipal leadership.