Tamarac’s building boom might soon have a downside, as Commissioner Elvin Villalobos warns that the city’s capacity for new apartment complexes is like an overstuffed suitcase – getting too full to close.
School is in the home stretch, and we are all looking ahead to the summer season. Whether you plan to hit the road and see the country, take a jet plane to a far-off locale, or hop aboard a cruise, Broward County is ready to serve you.
Residents question whether the vice mayor and full-time Broward County commission aide Marlon Bolton should have a say in whether the Tamarac Fire Rescue is handed over to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.
Welcome to May! It’s the perfect time for some fun in the sun. We have great outdoor concerts, music, and events for the whole family this spring!
The Tamarac City Commission is keeping its $700 monthly car allowance — for now.
Residents who park in the street due to limited space can breathe a sigh of relief. Their cars won’t be ticketed, at least for now.
Upper-level high school students are about to get a front-row seat in the legislative process thanks to newly elected U.S. Rep Jared Moskowitz’s Congressional Youth Cabinet (CYC).
Will Tamarac commissioners finally do away with the $700 car allowance — something several residents have been demanding for months?
Gather round, children; it’s time to once again tell the age-old Easter story of how a Tamarac commissioner and pastor caused confusion and hilarity by claiming that Easter Sunday doesn’t fall on a Sunday.
Seasons may be changing, but Broward County continues to have plenty to do. From our libraries to parks, you can truly do it all.
Welcome to April! It’s a fantastic time of year. Warm breezes fill the air, and nature is bustling with life and the promise of abundance.
Sunset Point Park in Tamarac will soon have a new art installation to give visitors a glimpse into the nearby Florida Everglades and bring together conceptual art and nature.
Say goodbye to the sprawling Woodlands golf course.
The city commission will finally vote on the fate of the Woodlands golf course and the rezoning of the area for the 13th Floor Homes development.
Want to save up to $60K on a down payment and closing costs when buying your first home in Tamarac? Don’t miss the First-Time Home Buyer Purchase Assistance Information Session.
Don’t miss an opportunity to network, meet fellow entrepreneurs, and learn how to do business with local authorities at the Fifth Annual North Lauderdale State of the City Expo.
As Tamarac prepares to celebrate its 60th birthday in July, Mayor Michelle Gomez looked into the city’s past and future….
Hands off the Tamarac Fire Department.That was the message on Wednesday from angry residents
Despite having one of the top-rated municipal fire departments in Florida, three Tamarac commissioners have directed the city manager to explore handing Tamarac fire services …
The annual State of the City Address, set to be delivered by Mayor J. Gomez, will provide an opportunity for community members to hear about Tamarac’s progress.
Tamarac resident Kate Johnson believes city attorney Hans Ottinot should resign or be fired and is prepared to pursue legal action if the city does not act.
March is here! In just a couple of weeks, we’ll welcome the arrival of daylight saving time on March 12 and Spring on March 20.
Plans to build a nine-acre city park inside a residential community near Florida’s turnpike have residents worried about noise, crime, and paralyzing traffic.
Don’t miss an opportunity to network, meet fellow entrepreneurs, and learn how to do business with local authorities at the Fifth Annual North Lauderdale State of the City Expo.
Sixty is a great age, and Tamarac is getting ready to celebrate in style.
Tamarac resident William Goffinet was escorted by police from Wednesday’s commission meeting after members felt threatened.
Resident Horatio Bryan of Banyan Lakes plans to run against Marlon Bolton for the District 1 commissioner seat in the 2024 election.
According to the National Safety Council, choking is a leading cause of injury and death in the United States,
Welcome to February! Hard to believe Winter is almost over, and Spring is just around the corner.
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.
