Carl McKoy
City of Boynton Beach
Commissioner
CJC member since 2005
Co-Founder of the Juvenile Transition Center, Inc. A non profit 501 (C) (3) Florida Corporation. Commissioner McKoy served as the company's Vice-President from 1997-2003. The JTC is a youth prevention program providing academic enrichment, job training and mentoring skills to children in Boynton Beach between the ages of 13-18. During the past six years the corporation assisted more than 10 participants in securing college scholarships. The commissioner is still an active volunteer with the JTC along with his wife who is also a co-founder and the company's president. Commissioner McKoy is also the founder and owner of The Real McKoy Process, a process serving business based out of Boynton Beach Florida. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from East Carolina University and worked as a television news journalist for more than twelve years. The commissioner is married, has three daughters and still finds time to serve his community.
- Boynton Beach City Commissioner since 2002
- South Tech Charter High School Board Member since 2004
- Palm Beach County League of Cities, First Vice President 2005-2006
- Board of Directors 2003-2004
- Education / Legislation Sub-Committee Chairman, 2003-2004
- Palm Beach County Criminal Justice Commission Board of Directors
- Florida League of Cities, Criminal Justice Policy Committee 2003-2005
- Palm Beach County Caucus of Black Elected Officials, President 2005
- Member since 2003, Treasurer 2004
- National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials 2003-Present
- South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board, Secretary 2003, Vice-Chairman 2004
- NAACP, South Palm Beach County Chapter member since 2002
- St. John Missionary Baptist Church member
- Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc.
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