Home Developer “Encouraged” by Court’s Decision in its Favor

The 13th Floor Woodlands HB GP will get the quasi-judicial hearing they sued the city of Tamarac over, but it is too early to say when it might happen.
The 13th Floor Woodlands HB GP will get the quasi-judicial hearing they sued the city of Tamarac over, but it is too early to say when it might happen.
Early voting for the August 23 Primary Election begins Saturday, August 13, and voters registered by July 25, 2022, are eligible to cast their ballots.
Election season is in full swing as the Broward County Supervisor of Elections office has mailed out over 300,000 vote by mail ballots.
The hot summer days of August are here! I hope you are enjoying this wonderful summertime weather while staying cool and hydrated as much as possible.
Tamarac leaders approved the proposed not to exceed millage rate and agreed on the dates for the public hearings for the 2023 budget.
Trapeze does not want to be considered an adult entertainment establishment by the City of Tamarac and has filed a suit.
Tamarac buys the Church of God of Prophecy building on State Road 7 for future redevelopment.
Attorney Max Lohman, special counsel during the City of Tamarac’s litigation with 13th Floor Homes, handed his resignation letter,.
A forensic fraud investigation company will conduct an audit of all City of Tamarac transactions involving former City Manager Michael Cernech.
A local political consultant pleaded guilty Friday to lying on a coronavirus relief loan application and fraudulently obtaining hundreds of thousands of dollars.
On Tuesday, The Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputies Association, Local 6020 endorsed Stuart Michelson for city commission. On Wednesday, they changed their minds.
The state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is seeking to help defend part of a new property-insurance law aimed at curbing litigation costs.
Tamarac University program is accepting applications for the fall “semester.”
A major police union on Tuesday endorsed Stuart Michelson in his run for the Tamarac City Commission seat in District 2.
From: Mayor Michelle J. Gomez: Welcome to July, a month of barbeques, summer fun, fireworks, and one of my favorite holidays, Independence Day!
After another meeting full of jabs and mutual insults, commissioner Bolton convinced his colleagues to temporarily suspend all discussions on the dais relating to…
At the June 8 meeting, Commissioner Marlon Bolton suggested an item that would empower the city manager and attorney…
At the June 8 meeting, the city commission unanimously approved changing the timing of the sprinkler….
On Friday, ten candidates qualified for the three seats on the November ballot, including one for mayor and two for city commission.
Even though the funds for renovations come from the Colony West revenues and do not affect the city’s budget, the project still caused a stir…
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a measure to cover medical costs of retired law-enforcement dogs.
The city commission recognized three Tamarac Firefighters after they received the 2022 EMS Week Awards.
A South Florida Jewish congregation has challenged a new state law that blocks abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy,
The qualifying period for the 2022 elections is right around the corner and If interested candidates miss this opportunity, they’ll need to wait until 2024.
The weather is really heating up, so staying cool these next few months is a must. Staying hydrated is one major step to navigating the heat and avoiding headaches,
Tamarac needs more sidewalks, bike lanes, and ADA-approved shuttle stops to make the city more accessible and compliant with the ADA.
This past Wednesday, my colleagues and I contemplated putting tougher restrictions on parking on city streets. Let me shed some light on how this piece of legislation work.
The Social Justice Wall in Tamarac Village will include national heroes and highlight their contributions to equality in communities across the nation.
A second candidate running in Tamarac’s November 2022 election has qualified by signatures; it was announced Wednesday.
Broward’s top watchdog is investigating a local non-profit’s financial dealings with the city, records show.