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```html TEST EDITION · Opinions and drafts stay in this browser. Nothing is posted publicly or sent to the City. sanford pages Speak to the City ↗ City Commission / October 26, 2026 Your city. Your agenda.A clearer way to take part. From public spending to neighborhood development, understand what’s on the table—and find the...

Sanford is preparing for a leadership change. Here’s what Bonaparte’s retirement—and an incoming mayor—mean for the city.

Sanford is preparing for a leadership change. Here’s what Bonaparte’s retirement—and an incoming mayor—mean for the city.

After 15 years as Sanford’s city manager, Norton N. Bonaparte Jr. will retire October 14, 2026. Assistant City Manager Craig Radzak will become interim city manager October 15, and the city says services will continue without interruption during the transition. City announcement Bonaparte’s tenure spanned downtown revitalization, hurricane recoveries, the COVID-19 pandemic and the aftermath of Trayvon Martin’s...