City Manager
The City of Lake Worth Beach operates under a Commission-Manager form of government, under which the City Manager is appointed by the City Commission.
Troy F. Perry was appointed as Interim City Manager for Lake Worth Beach by the City Commission in April 2026, stepping into the position of chief administrative officer. In this role, Mr. Perry is responsible for managing the city's day-to-day activities, implementing policies set forth by the City Commission, and making sure that all city laws and regulations are followed. Bringing more than thirty years of experience in both municipal and state government, Mr. Perry is widely regarded as a distinguished public servant. He has served in key leadership roles across multiple agencies, including Interim City Manager, Assistant City Manager, and Fire Chief for organizations delivering Fire and EMS services. His deep knowledge of local government and public policy is complemented by his proven leadership skills, dedication to transparent communication, and commitment to building effective partnerships among various stakeholders among diverse communities.
Key Initiatives
The City Manager oversees several major initiatives driving positive change in Lake Worth Beach.
Current Projects
- Gulfstream Hotel Project — The historic Gulfstream Hotel originally opened in 1925 and is being restored by Restoration St. Louis.
- Development Projects — Explore current development projects in Lake Worth Beach with the interactive map.
- Community Change Grants — Projects that support sustainability, clean energy, and climate resilience for a healthier environment.
Get in Touch
Looking to contact the City Manager? Please reach out to Shona Smith at [email protected] or call 561-586-1689 for assistance.