BOCA RATON, Fla. — Boca Raton city staff are proposing two options for a new police headquarters after voters rejected a $175 million bond proposal in March, and the city's new police chief says the project is one of his top priorities. The first option would place a new headquarters on a 16-acre site at Spanish River Boulevard and Broken Sound Boulevard. The plan includes a hurricane-rated, two-story, 70,000-square-foot main building and a 9,000 square-foot downtown substation. WATCH WPTV'S COVERAGE BELOW:Boca Raton proposes two options for new police headquarters after bond measure failsThe second option would keep the headquarters downtown, building a six-story, hurricane-rated facility on a smaller, 1.94-acre site. Costs have not been finalized, but city staff say the downtown option could run 10 to 12% higher due to vertical construction.