Back in 2016, then-candidate Marlon Bolton said that once he was elected his mission would be to make sure residents living in the eastern portion of the city would have the same level of services those out west enjoy.
I would like to thank all of District 3 for the opportunity to work together to grow our community and create a bright future for years to come.
Soon, teenagers will no longer be able to buy nicotine or vaping products in Tamarac after the first reading of an ordinance unanimously passed.
Veterans Day is an important time to reflect on the sacrifice that heroes make day-in and day-out for the country and our community.
Commissioner Marlon Bolton kicked off his 2020 campaign over the weekend, holding a fundraiser fueled by supporters for his reelection.
Broward County Public Schools is partnering with Broward County Government to help students displaced by Hurricane Dorian, now enrolled in BCPS, have what they need to be successful in school.
Tamarac City Commissioner Mike Gelin has been at the center of a controversy regarding the confrontation with Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputy Joshua Gallardo at a city commission meeting.
The ordinance would have been cata “straw” phic for lovers of plastic straws, that is until the Tamarac city commission scrapped it.
People around the country have likely seen the viral video of Commissioner Mike Gelin confronting the deputy who had once arrested him.
Tamarac residents hoping to fill their medical marijuana prescriptions closer to home are one step closer after the city commission voted to allow dispensaries.
Broward County is gearing up for our signature event Riptide Music Festival and to kick it off is hosting a traveling display of art that will be visiting our libraries throughout the month of October.
For parents and caregivers, finding a place to change a child’s diapers will become easier.
After Officer of the Month awards were given to various members of the Broward Sheriff’s Office at Wednesday’s Tamarac city commission meeting, something unexpected happened.
New office furniture may have been under the threshold to require a commission vote, but in the end, the commission did vote for it by approving the cost in an amended budget.
Tamarac found itself at the center of embattled disagreements between the city of Hollywood and Broward County over a parcel of land the county hopes will be the site of a new emergency communications tower.
Last week, Tamarac Talk published an article detailing how several city commissioners and Mayor Gomez spent over $45,000 on new office furniture.
Out of three qualified finalists, Tamarac’s city manager was chosen for the top job leading Delray Beach, and, what should have been a smooth transition, stopped short at the negotiation table.
Office furniture once used by former elected officials isn’t good enough for the Tamarac commission after they decided to replace theirs — on the taxpayer’s dime.
After their summer hiatus, the Tamarac City Commission reconvened for a regular city commission meeting on Wednesday morning.
Tamarac City Manager Michael Cernech, who was just picked to run Delray Beach, shared the news of his upcoming departure with city staff on Wednesday morning.
