Tamarac, FL

City Commission

The Tamarac City Commission will consider routine consent items, including a $4.5 million Transportation Surtax grant for the McNab Road Bikeway Improvements Project and a three-year EMS billing services contract with Digitech Computer LLC (up to $300,000 annually). The regular agenda includes a resolution to designate about 276 acres at 4600 Woodlands Boulevard as a brownfield area for environmental rehabilitation. The meeting also features several proclamations and reports, with no public hearings scheduled.

• Resolution TR14429: Accept up to $4.5M in Transportation Surtax funds for McNab Road Bikeway Improvements; $135,000 initial planning phase from Broward County
• Resolution TR14425: Three-year EMS billing services agreement with Digitech Computer LLC, not to exceed $300,000 annually
• Resolution TR14431: Designate ~276 acres at 4600 Woodlands Boulevard as brownfield area (Woodlands Club Green Reuse Area)
• Proclamations: Hunger Action Month, Childhood Cancer Awareness, Prostate Cancer Awareness, Sickle Cell Awareness, National Voter Registration Day, 'Live Like Tom'
• Community Hero Award presentation and BSO monthly update

Special Magistrate

The Tamarac Special Magistrate is holding a meeting to hear code enforcement violation cases. The agenda includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and a hearing on the 9-2-2026 agenda. Cases may change based on compliance.

• Approval of Special Magistrate Meeting Minutes from 8-5-2026
• Special Magistrate Hearing on 9-2-2026 Agenda

Staff Agenda Review Workshop

The Tamarac City Commission is holding a staff agenda review workshop to discuss items for a future regular meeting. The agenda includes several proclamations and awards, a consent agenda with a $4.5 million transportation surtax grant for the McNab Road Bikeway Improvements Project and a three-year EMS billing contract with Digitech Computer LLC, and a regular agenda item to designate about 276 acres at 4600 Woodlands Boulevard as a brownfield area. No ordinances or public hearings are listed.

• Ratify submission of McNab Road Bikeway Improvements Project for up to $4.5 million in Transportation Surtax grant funding, with $135,000 for initial planning
• Approve agreement with Digitech Computer LLC for EMS patient transport fee collection, up to $300,000 annually, for three years starting October 1, 2026
• Designate approximately 276 acres at 4600 Woodlands Boulevard as the 'Woodlands Club Green Reuse Area' brownfield for environmental rehabilitation
• Proclamations for Hunger Action Month, Childhood Cancer Awareness, Prostate Cancer Awareness, Sickle Cell Awareness, National Voter Registration Day, and 'Live Like Tom'
• Community Hero Award presentation and Hunger Action Day Community Support Initiative

Non-Represented Employees Pension Board

The Non-Represented Employees Pension Board is meeting to approve invoices, one-time and recurring distributions, and health insurance subsidies, and to review investment performance as of June 30, 2026. The agenda includes several consent items with specific dollar amounts and names.

• Invoice approvals totaling $18,945.32, including $14,381.25 quarterly fees to FMPTF and $2,500 retainer to Klausner, Kaufman, Jensen & Levinson
• One-time distribution of $70,413.80 to Rosemary Fisher (partial lump sum)
• Recurring monthly distributions totaling $13,540.15 and retro payments of $20,889.60 to Fisher, Johnson, and Cajuste
• Health insurance subsidies totaling $1,175.00 monthly and $1,900.00 retro for Fisher and Cajuste
• Investment performance review for quarter ending June 30, 2026

Parks & Recreation Board - CANCELLED

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting scheduled for September 1, 2026, has been canceled due to lack of quorum. The next meeting is set for October 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Rd, Tamarac, 33321. This notice is procedural only; no agenda items are discussed.

• Meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
• Next meeting: October 6, 2026, 4:00 p.m.
• Location: Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Rd, Tamarac, 33321

City Commission

The Tamarac City Commission will consider a $26.6 million law enforcement agreement amendment with the Broward Sheriff's Office, adding school zone speed detection enforcement and restructuring staffing. They will also vote on a development impact fee credit for Woodlands Country Club, a $151,248 VMware software renewal, and a special magistrate pay increase. The agenda includes several proclamations, employee service awards, and a public hearing on a banquet hall special exception.

• First Amendment to Law Enforcement Service Agreement with Broward Sheriff, total $26,648,754 for FY 2026-2027, adding speed detection and replacing 6 Community Service Aides with 2 Sergeants
• Development impact fee credit agreement with Woodlands Club Holdings for Woodlands Country Club
• Three-year VMware software subscription renewal through Redesign Group at $151,248
• Special magistrate hourly rate increase from $200 to $245 for Alan L. Gabriel, Eugene Steinfield, Tamar Hamilton
• First reading of ordinance to adopt Water Supply Facilities Work Plan 2026 Update and amend Comprehensive Plan

Education Advisory Board - CANCELLED

The Education Advisory Board meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026, was cancelled due to lack of quorum. The next meeting is set for September 23, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Rd, Tamarac, FL 33321. This notice is procedural only and contains no agenda items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum
• Next meeting: September 23, 2026, 4:00 p.m., Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Rd

Education Advisory Board

Firefighters Pension Board

The Tamarac Firefighters' Pension Trust Fund board approved a revised actuarial report using a 7% investment return assumption and adopted new mortality tables, which will increase the city's required contribution rate by about 1.3% of payroll. The board also ratified invoices and benefits, discussed a COLA amendment, and voted to switch legal counsel to Jones Walker LLP effective June 1, 2026.

• Approved revised actuarial report with 7% investment return assumption
• Adopted new FRS mortality tables, increasing city contribution rate by ~1.3% of payroll
• Ratified March and April 2026 invoices totaling $132,847.45
• Ratified March and April 2026 benefits totaling $5,878.03
• Voted to transition legal counsel to Jones Walker LLP effective June 1, 2026

Sister Cities Committee

The Sister Cities Committee is holding a regular meeting with a routine agenda: roll call, pledge, approval of July 16, 2026 minutes, member presentations, and discussion of future meeting dates. No substantive decisions or proposals are listed; the agenda is largely procedural.

• Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Next meeting date set for September 17, 2026
• Future meeting date set for October 15, 2026
• Committee member presentations and discussion

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear various code enforcement cases regarding residential and non-residential property maintenance. The agenda includes discussions on landscaping, debris removal, driveway repairs, and vacation rental permit requirements.

• Code enforcement case for 9104 NW 81 CT regarding landscape maintenance and mold removal
• Code enforcement case for 8005 W McNab Rd regarding building exterior and parking lot repairs
• Code enforcement case for 7500 NW 57 St regarding exterior lighting repairs
• Code enforcement case for 6181 Laurel Ln regarding vacation rental registration and permits
• Code enforcement case for 7299 W Commercial Blvd regarding paved area maintenance

Police Pension Board - CANCELLED

This is a cancellation notice, not a meeting agenda. The Police Pension Board meeting scheduled for August 19, 2026, has been cancelled, with the next meeting set for November 18, 2026. No business items are listed.

• Meeting cancelled for August 19, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for November 18, 2026

Firefighters Pension Board

The Tamarac Firefighters' Pension Trust Fund Board approved a revised actuarial report using a 7% investment return assumption and adopted new Florida Retirement System mortality tables, which are projected to increase the city's required contribution rate by about 1.3% of payroll. The board also ratified invoices and benefit payments, discussed a COLA amendment, and voted to switch legal counsel to Jones Walker LLP effective June 1, 2026.

• Approved revised actuarial report with 7% investment return assumption
• Adoption of new FRS mortality tables projected to increase city contribution rate by 1.3% of payroll
• Ratified invoices totaling $132,847.45 for March and April 2026
• Ratified benefit payments totaling $5,878.03 for March and April 2026
• Voted to transition legal counsel from Sugarman, Susskind & Braswell to Jones Walker LLP effective June 1, 2026

General Employees Pension Board

The Tamarac General Employees' Pension Trust Fund board approved the revised actuarial valuation report using a 7% interest rate assumption, which lowered the required contribution rate to 14.95%. They also approved increasing the equity allocation in the Investment Policy Statement from 60% to 65% to improve long-term returns. The board ratified invoices and benefits, appointed a new vice-chair, and retained Jones Walker LLP as legal counsel.

• Approved revised actuarial valuation report with 7% interest rate assumption (required contribution 14.95%)
• Approved equity allocation increase from 60% to 65% in Investment Policy Statement
• Ratified invoices totaling $48,521.68 (March and April 2026)
• Ratified benefits totaling $97,038.03 (February, March, April 2026)
• Retained Jones Walker LLP as legal counsel, maintaining $2,050 monthly retainer

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Commission on the Status of Women - CANCELLED

This agenda is a cancellation notice for the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Commission on the Status of Women meeting originally scheduled for August 17, 2026. No business items are listed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled for August 17, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026

Veterans Affairs Committee

The Veterans Affairs Committee will hold its regular meeting on September 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Rd. The agenda includes old business (school board volunteer application status, PIO video questions), new business (Veterans Day planning, sub-committees), and other routine items. No major decisions or financial actions are listed; the meeting is largely procedural and open to the public.

• Approval of minutes from 6/11/2026
• School Board Volunteer application status update
• PIO video questions review
• Veterans Day planning discussion
• Sub-committee formation discussion

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Commission on the Status of Women

The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Commission on the Status of Women's August 17, 2026 meeting was cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 21, 2026. No agenda items were discussed.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting: September 21, 2026

Development Review Committee - CANCELLED

Senior Advisory Committee

The Tamarac Senior Advisory Committee will convene on September 8, 2026, to discuss updates on old business items such as the committee website, collaborations with other committees, and the Tamarac Blooms initiative. No new business or formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Review of committee website updates
• Update on collaboration with other committees
• Update on Tamarac Blooms initiative
• Discussion on filing vacant seat
• Planning for next meeting on October 13, 2026

Senior Advisory Committee

The Senior Advisory Committee is meeting to handle routine business: approving prior minutes, discussing old business items like committee awareness, website updates, collaboration with other committees, and filling a vacant seat. No new business items are listed, so the meeting is largely procedural.

• Approval of 7/14/26 minutes
• Update on Committee website
• Status of vacant committee seat
• Next meeting set for September 8, 2026, at Tamarac City Hall

Special Magistrate

The Tamarac Special Magistrate will hear quasi-judicial appeals on property maintenance and business license violations cited by city inspectors. All speakers will be sworn and subject to cross-examination.

• Non-residential property at 5001 N State Road 7 cited for debris removal, concrete cleaning, pothole patching, and fascia repair
• Multiple businesses (Kings Point Plaza Ltd, RG Real Estate Holdings LLC, etc.) cited for missing occupational licenses at addresses along N Nob Hill Rd, NW 37 Ave A, and W McNab Rd
• Residential property at 8715 NW 83 Ave cited for stagnant pool water posing health hazard
• Condominium association at 5180-5190 E Sabal Palm Blvd cited for loose stair rail, hallway odors, and carpet hazards
• Property at 7707 N University Dr cited for parking lot lighting repairs

Special Magistrate

The Tamarac Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on July 15, 2026, to consider numerous code enforcement cases, including property maintenance, occupational license, and landscaping violations. The agenda lists over 30 cases, each with a first-time violation date of July 15, 2026, indicating these are initial hearings. The magistrate will determine whether violations have been corrected and may impose fines or other penalties.

• Case 26-10101923: Standing water in pool at 8715 NW 83 Ave, recurring violation, will proceed to hearing for finding of fact.
• Case 26-10101836: Exterior lighting repair at The Centre at Woodmont Condominium, 7707-7797 N University Dr.
• Case 26-10101600: Non-residential property maintenance at 5001 N State Road 7 (ECM-BG2-Tamarac FL-1-UT LLC).
• Multiple occupational license violations (12-26) at commercial properties including 7654 & 7656 N Nob Hill Rd, 5098 NW 37 Ave A, 10428 W McNab Rd, 8051 W McNab Rd, 6300 Hiatus Rd.
• Several residential property maintenance cases (9-130) for driveway, roof, and landscaping issues across various addresses.

Special Magistrate

The Tamarac Special Magistrate is meeting to handle routine procedural items and a code violation hearing. The agenda includes approval of minutes from a prior meeting and a violation hearing scheduled for August 5, 2026. Cases may change based on compliance.

• Approval of meeting minutes from July 1, 2026
• Special Magistrate hearing for a code violation (case dated August 5, 2026)

Special Magistrate

The City of Tamarac's Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on July 1, 2026, to address 47 building code violation cases, including first-time violations and penalty/non-compliance matters. The agenda lists properties with alleged violations such as unpermitted alterations, expired permits, and unsafe conditions. Some cases are marked as complied, while others may result in daily fines of $100. The meeting is open to the public.

• Daily fine of $100 for non-compliance cases at 7901 W Commercial Blvd, 3801 NW 49 St, and 6204 Orchard Tree Ln
• First-time violation cases include unpermitted commercial alterations at 6716 N University Dr and 5825 N University Dr
• Multiple unpermitted A/C replacement cases at addresses including 8321 Sands Point Blvd #107 and 4750 W Commercial Blvd
• Several fence and shed violations at Bonaire at Woodmont properties on NW 79 Ave
• Two cases marked as complied: 8333 W McNab Rd #224 and 7125 NW 102 Ave

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board will hold a quasi-judicial public hearing to consider two related land-use actions: a small-scale local land use plan amendment and a zoning map change for a 5.5-acre parcel at 5600 N Hiatus Road. The proposals aim to facilitate an industrial warehouse facility by reclassifying the land from Commercial to Industrial and adjusting the zoning from MU-C to BP.

• TO2625: Small-scale land use plan amendment to change 6.1 acres from Commercial to Industrial future land use
• TO2626: Zoning map amendment to change 5.5 acres from MU-C to BP zoning for industrial warehouse
• Case No. 2-LUA-25 for land use plan amendment
• Case No. 8-Z-25 for zoning map amendment
• Property located at 5600 N Hiatus Road, north of W Commercial Boulevard

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board is holding a regular meeting with public hearings, quasi-judicial hearings, and reports from the director and board members. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific items listed for discussion or decision.

• Public Hearing
• Quasi-Judicial Hearing
• Director's Report
• Planning Board Reports

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board is meeting to consider a public hearing on amendments to the city's Comprehensive Plan and Water Supply Facilities Work Plan, and quasi-judicial hearings on a special exception for a banquet hall and a major site plan for a warehouse redevelopment. The board will also approve minutes, take public comments, and hear reports.

• Public hearing on Comprehensive Plan amendments to incorporate 2026 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan
• Special exception request for Duwbu Ballroom & Lounge at 3104-3108 W Commercial Blvd for a banquet hall in MU-C district
• Site plan approval for demolition of 19,983 sq ft school and construction of 84,245 sq ft industrial warehouse at 5600 N Hiatus Rd

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board is meeting to consider a special exception application (TBO103) from US1 Automobile II, Inc. for an auto repair shop at 2530-2 West Commercial Blvd. The board will also take up routine items including minutes, disclosures, and public comments. If no quorum is present, the meeting may be held as a workshop with no formal action.

• Public hearing on TBO103: special exception for auto repair shop in MU-C zoning district at 2530-2 West Commercial Blvd
• Approval of minutes from March 4, 2026
• General public comments period
• Director's report and board reports

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board is meeting to consider a proposed ordinance that would allow certified recovery residences in zoning districts where residential uses are permitted, subject to reasonable accommodation. The board will also review minutes from March 4, 2026, and hear general public comments. The meeting is open to the public, and if no quorum is present, it may be held as a workshop with no formal action.

• Public hearing on ordinance TO2609 to amend Chapter 10 of the Land Development Code to create Section 10-3.6 for certified recovery residences
• Approval of minutes from March 4, 2026
• General public comments period
• Planning Board disclosures and City Attorney statement

Planning Board

The Tamarac Planning Board is meeting to consider one quasi-judicial item: a special exception application for Duwbu Ballroom & Lounge at 3104-3108 West Commercial Boulevard. The board will decide whether to grant or deny the request to allow a banquet hall in a commercial retail plaza within the MU-C zoning district. The rest of the agenda is procedural (call to order, minutes, disclosures, reports).

• TBO104: Special Exception application for Duwbu Ballroom & Lounge, 3104-3108 West Commercial Boulevard, to allow a banquet hall in MU-C zoning district