Tamarac Resident Plans to Run Against Marlon Bolton; Calls for Ethical Leadership
Resident Horatio Bryan of Banyan Lakes plans to run against Marlon Bolton for the District 1 commissioner seat in the 2024 election.
Politics
Choking Prevention Takes Center Stage: Rep Daley Files Bill Proposed by High School Students
According to the National Safety Council, choking is a leading cause of injury and death in the United States,
Mayor Gomez: Important Reminders for February
Welcome to February! Hard to believe Winter is almost over, and Spring is just around the corner.
City Commission Postpones Federal Aid to Tamarac Homeless, Domestic Violence Victims, and Rent-Stressed Residents
City commissioners in Tamarac have postponed using federal pandemic-relief funds to help homeless individuals, victims of domestic violence, and residents needing assistance with rent and home insurance.
Florida Politics: Vice Mayor Marlon Bolton Lands $80K-a-Year County Position
Tamarac’s Vice Mayor Marlon Bolton has just been hired as Broward County Commissioner Hazelle Rogers’ aide — earning a salary of $80,000 in addition to his $53,299 City Commissioner pay.
Tamarac Needs More Affordable Rentals and Mid-Range Homes According to City
The affordable housing crisis is enormous and impacts the economy, social sector, and quality of life in Tamarac, according to the Director of the city’s Community Development Department, Maxine Calloway.
Tamarac Commission to Discuss Affordable Housing, Renter’s Assistance, and Sabal Park
The Tamarac city commission will tackle several major issues at their upcoming workshop on Monday, January 23.
Residents Accuse City Commissioners of Breaking Sunshine Law, Playing Politics at Expense of the City
Did Tamarac city commissioners break the Sunshine Law when they replaced the city attorney last December? Residents seem to think so…
No If’s, Ands, or Butts: Smoking is Now Prohibited in Tamarac Parks
Residents who light up a cigarette at a city park could be slapped with a $250 fine.
Tamarac to Ban Future Marijuana Dispensaries: “We Have Enough”
Tamarac “has enough marijuana dispensaries” and will not approve any new applications from businesses looking to open such stores or pharmacies within city limits, according to the city commission.
Residents Bash City’s Survey, Say It Doesn’t Address Real Issues
A routine survey by the city leaders is gathering negative attention, despite the seemingly good intentions behind it.
Tamarac Adds Pet Food and Care Items to the City Pantry
In a rare display of complete solidarity, the Tamarac city commission approved adding pet food and care products to the city pantry and social services.
U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Sworn in For 1st Full Term
Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick was sworn in Saturday for her first full term in the U.S. House of Representatives from Florida’s 20th Congressional District.
Apply Now for Tamarac University Spring 2023 Class
Tamarac University is ready to welcome more students, and registration for the Class of Spring 2023 is officially open.
Mayor Gomez: Important Reminders for January
Welcome to 2023! I’m delighted to kick off another year with you and hope these next 12 months are filled with love, good health, joy, abundance, harmony, and happiness!
Florida Drivers Get a Break on Tolls with New Relief Program
Starting on January 1, 2023, Florida drivers will be able to take advantage of the new Toll Relief Program, which offers credits to frequent commuters
Seat-Gate: Tamarac City Commissioners Locked in Late-Night Meeting Over Musical Chairs Mix-Up
It wasn’t the budget concerns or the large development projects that kept the Tamarac city commissioners on the dais till 2 a.m.
“Our City is Screwed” Says Mayor After Bolton Forces City to Hire New Attorney, City Manager
“Our city is screwed,” said Mayor Michelle Gomez after the vote that fired City Attorney John Herin and reinstated Hans Ottinot in his place, effective noon on December 15.
Legislation Proposed By DeSantis Would Save Some Commuters $550 a Year in Tolls
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a $500 million measure that will provide savings to frequent toll-road users in the state.
Marlon Bolton Selected Vice Mayor of Tamarac
Commissioner Marlon Bolton was selected as the new vice mayor of Tamarac after he nominated himself at the Dec. 14 commission meeting.
City of Tamarac Breaks Ground On Park Enhancement Project
The City of Tamarac has officially broken ground on a project to improve Caporella Park.
Broward Democratic Party Holds Annual Meeting and Holiday Party
The Broward Democratic Party is holding its annual meeting with a holiday party and volunteer appreciation event to follow.
Mayor Gomez: Important Reminders for December 2022
Mayor Gomez: This November, I’m feeling extra thankful to our community of kindhearted residents, hardworking business owners, brave first responders, and heroic veterans.
My Vision for this City is Unity, Said Newly Elected Commissioner
Newly elected commissioners in Districts 2 and 4 and re-elected mayor Michelle Gomez were sworn into office this week. The members agreed…
Mayor Michelle Gomez: “It Is My Honor to Serve Again”
“Life is good,” said newly reelected Mayor of Tamarac Michelle Gomez at the Induction Ceremony at the City Hall, and the room erupted in applause.
Tamarac Election Results are In: Gomez, Daniel, and Wright Win
The Tamarac municipal election results are in: Michelle Gomez, Morey Wright, and Kicia Daniel are the winners.
Tamarac Candidates Gomez And Gelin Deny Being Behind Smear Campaigns
There is no love lost between incumbent Mayor Michelle Gomez and Vice Mayor Mike Gelin, both hoping to win the mayoral race on November 8.
Tamarac’s Chamber Meet the Candidates Event Raises Funds for Local Schools
Tamarac North Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce Meet the Candidates event raised $485 for local schools.
Tamarac City Manager Hands in Resignation Notice
City Manager Kathleen Gunn hands in her resignation, so the new members of the commission elected on November 8 would have an opportunity to “select the city manager of their choice.”
Mayor Gomez: Important Reminders for November 2022
Mayor Gomez: This November, I’m feeling extra thankful to our community of kindhearted residents, hardworking business owners, brave first responders, and heroic veterans.