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CIT Y CO M M I S S IO N :

Michelle J . G omez

M ayor

M ichelle .Gomez@Tamarac .gov

K icia Daniel

Vice M ayor, Distric t 4

Kicia D aniel@Tamarac gov

M arlon B olton

Com missioner, Distric t 1

M arlon . B olton@Tamarac .gov

M orey Wright , Com missioner, Distric t 2

Morey.Wrig ht@Tamarac .gov

K r ystal Pat terson , M PA , FR A- R A

Com missioner, Distric t 3

Kr ystal P at ter son@Tamarac gov

IMPORTANT N U MBERS

J oa nna J ohnson

G reg Rosenberg

Ciera C a mpbell

S E A SON S OF CE LE B R ATION I N TAMAR AC

As we tra nsitio n into th e fi n al m onths of th e ye a r, Ta m a ra c is b uzzing with excite m e nt, re fl e c tion a n d a nticipation for th e h olidays a n d b eyon d . We b e gin by h on oring H is pa n ic H e rit ag e M o nt h, ce leb rated f rom S eptem b er th ro ugh O c tob e r. Ta m a ra c ’s dive rse culture a n d rich tra ditions a re th e fo un dation of o ur com m unit y, a n d we ce le b rate th e unit y a n d stre ngth th at com es f rom o ur sh a re d h e ritag e . I n h on or of H ispa nic H e ritag e M onth , we re ce ntly h e ld o ur in a ug ural H ispa nice H e ritag e M onth con ce r t . It was a n in cre dible eve ning fille d with m usic , culture a n d foo d . Th a n k yo u to eve r yon e wh o join e d us to m a ke it a m e m ora ble ce le b ration ! Halloween is a time for creativit y, communit y and fun! We want to see your spook tacular costumes! Share your Halloween looks with us on Instagram by using the hashtag # TamaracTogether

The holiday season is fast approaching! From Thanksgiving to the winter holidays and into the New Year, this time of year offers so many oppor tunities to connec t with others , reflec t on the blessings of the past year and look ahead to what ’s to come. We encourage you to enjoy these special moments with family and frie nds , creating memories that will last a lifetime.

S ch o ols will b e on winte r h oliday, giving stu d e nt s a we ll - d ese r ve d tim e to re lax a n d re ch a rg e . Wh eth e r yo u ’re pla n ning a g etaway or e njoying som e q uiet tim e at h om e , we h op e eve r yon e m a kes th e m ost of th e h oliday se ason .

Another fall tradition to look for ward to is Tamarac ’s Turkey Trot 5K! This beloved annual race brings together runners and walkers of all ages for a fun , family-friendly event the morning of Thanksgiving. Are you a seasoned runner? Want to enjoy a brisk walk before your holiday meal? The Turkey Trot is a great way to kick off the day. Keep an eye on our website for registration details and event information .

Stay tuned for our Holiday Lights Contest! This festive tradition gives you the chance to showcase your holiday spirit with dazzling light displays. We can’t wait to see how Tamarac lights up for the season!

We lo ok for wa rd to ce le b rating this se aso n with all of yo u . Stay con n e c te d with us! Visit w w w Ta m a ra c g ov for th e latest n ews a n d up dates , a n d follow us on so cial m e dia .

Here’s to a season filled with joy, gratitude and togetherness . May your holidays be bright, and may the new year bring peace, h ealth and prosperit y to all

Dear Neighbors ,

Commission Editorial Mayor Michelle J. Gomez

As I look back on the past year, I remain grateful to represent our fantastic City! Whether it ’s been attending our wonderful community events, ser ving on County and State boards, or meeting residents and businesspeople for coffee and conversation, it has been a great year! It has been another year of achievements and awards for our City to celebrate! Here are just a few:

• Tamarac was ranked by Consumer Affairs as the fif th-best place to move to in Florida in 2025! Our population grow th of 11 8% between 201 8 and 2023 , combined with the highest home appreciation of the top five locations between 202 2 and 2023 , also earned our Cit y first place in the Economy categor y.

• Tamarac Fire Rescue continues to win awards individually and as a team , and this year was awarded their second consecutive 5 -year accreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International, which administers one of the most comprehensive fire ser vice evaluations ever developed!

• The City of Tamarac won its third award in three years from the Florida League of Mayors! This year it was for the Municipal Innovation Awards in the “Service Delivery Improvement ” categor y for the City’s project Transforming Municipal Ser vice Deliver y project. Since the inception of the FLM Awards Program, the City of Tamarac is the only City to be an award recipient three years in a row! We received this honor in 2023 for the Tamarac Pet Pantr y, in 2024 for the Shine Tamarac Campaign, and now in 2025 for Tamarac’s Omni- Channel Call Center Solution

Kudos to Team Tamarac!

We still have the last quarter of the year to enjoy many terrific events! Please check the City Special Events webpage for what we have planned,

including the 2025 Ha-Ha’s for the Tatas Comedy Night for Cancer Awareness presented by PuroClean on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at Colony West. For more information on the event or tickets please go to www.Tamarac.me/HaHas or email me at Michelle. Gomez@Tamarac.org. Discounted rooms at the Fairfield by Marriott are also available for attendees, use this link to make your reservation: www.bit.ly/ MarriottHahas. Proceeds from this event will be distributed to the Tamarac Employees Benevolent Fund, Gilda’s Club of South Florida, and American Cancer Society. Special thanks to our Presenting Sponsor PuroClean, Diamond Sponsor HCA Woodmont, Platinum Sponsors Patina Collective and Fairfield by Marriott, and Hospitality Sponsor Colony West, and all our sponsors and supporters!

I’m looking forward to seeing you at the Veterans Day Ceremony on Veterans Day, Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, the Holiday Lighting on Saturday, December 6th, Paws with Claus on Saturday, December 13th, and our many other upcoming events.

Wishing you a G’mar Chatima Tovah for Yom Kippur, and Happy Diwali/ Deepavali, Halloween, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s Eve!

Warm regards , Michelle

Commission Editorial Vice Mayor Kicia Daniel, Dist rict 4

As we welcome the fall season , I am grateful for the oppor tunit y to reflec t on the wonder ful moments we’ve shared in our communit y over the past few months . One of the highlights of the summer was our Senior Health & Wellness Expo, which brought together residents , organizations , and ser vice providers for an af ternoon of resources , health screenings , and connec tion . Seeing so many of our seniors engaging, learning, and enjoying themselves was truly rewarding, and I thank ever yone who par ticipated in making the event a success.

This summer, I was also for tunate to host a student intern from Millennium 6 -12 Collegiate Academy. Mentorship is a power ful tool, and providing students with hands- on civic experience is something I deeply value. It was inspiring to witness the dedication and fresh perspec tive our intern brought to Cit y Hall, and I am hopeful about the future leaders coming from our schools .

In addition , I am proud to share that the Distric t 4 Home Improvement Program was a success and provided financial assistance to several residents These investments help families strengthen their homes and , in turn , strengthen our neighborhoods . Looking ahead , I am excited to connec t with you at upcoming communit y events . Please stay engaged by following me on Instagram @ drkiciadanielvicemayor or on Facebook @Commissio ner Kicia Daniel, Cit y of Tamarac Distric t 4 . Stay connec ted for updates , oppor tunities , and ways to get involved . Yours in Ser vice, Dr. Kicia Daniel Vice Mayor, Distric t 4

HCommission Editorial Commissioner Marlon Bolton, District 1

The holidays are upon us, and the weather is finally beginning to cool. We have many blessings for which we must give thanks and many opportunities to share our good fortune. As we enter the holiday season, let us take this time to let those around us know how much we value their friendship. This time of year also reminds me of when I was first elected to the Tamarac City Commission

I was first elected to ser ve you as Commissioner nine years ago this November. Residents in District 1 wanted change, so they went out in great numbers to make it happen. I am forever grateful for the opportunity to ser ve the City of Tamarac for three consecutive terms. I have remained attentive to the needs of our residents, and I am ver y thankful for the ideas they of ten bring to my attention, or projects they want me to advocate for

In many ways, the holiday season is a sweet ending for all the hard work we’ve put in throughout the year. 2025 has been an amazing year for me and the residents of District 1. We saw the completion of many projects in east Tamarac. We saw the sale of the old Shaker Village Club House which will be transformed into a world-class community center We also saw construction for the barrier wall along Commercial Blvd , west of Rock Island Road begin I am excited for the future of our city

Oc tober is Breast C ancer Awareness Month . My office is proud to present two impor tant events that will bring our communit y together to suppor t a great cause. We invite you to join us for the Tamarac For the Cure Run/ Walk on October 11th and the Pink Heroes Gala on October 18th

To register for the Tamarac for the Cure Run/ Walk , please visit w w w.Tamarac .Gov/Cure. For more information about the Pink Heroes Gala , including tickets and sponsorship oppor tunities , please visit caribtix .com/PinkHeroesGala or call Maria Smith at (95 4) 275 -3 8 50.

Let me wish ever yone the best this holiday season and that you have a prosperous and healthy new year. Please be safe as you join friends and family in celebrations and gatherings in the coming weeks.

Until Next Time!

Marlon D. Bolton , Commissioner, Distric t 1

ello Friends ,

HCommission Editorial Commissioner Morey Wright , District 2

ello Neighbors

District 2 Recap

This past summer, District 2 was alive with energy, progress, and a deep sense of community pride. On July 20th, Island SPACE hosted the HERS 2025 event, celebrating Honorably Exceptional Regal Sisters for their outstanding contributions. During the event, a donation was presented on behalf of District 2 in support of their continued empowerment work.

Fitness and wellness took center stage as I hosted several communit y events at the Tamarac Village Amphitheater, including Feel the Rhy thm on J uly 19th , Tamarac Sweat Fest on August 23rd , and Fête n’ Flex on August 30th . These events brought residents together for movement, fun , and communit y connec tion . We look for ward to bringing more fitness events as well as Food Truck Fridays to the Tamarac Village Amphitheater!

We also proudly recognized Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy for their incredible academic achievement earning the distinction of being ranked the #1 high school in Broward County Public Schools by U S . News & World Report. In celebration of this milestone, a $10,000 donation was awarded to the school using the District 2 Discretionary Funds an investment in our youth and a commitment to educational excellence in District 2

Capital Improvement Project

Our cit y is undergoing an exciting transformation , one projec t at a time. From vibrant mural installations to road improvements , the Cit y of Tamarac is bringing new life to neighborhoods and public areas across the communit y.

Recent Projects

Streets across the city are brighter and more vibrant thanks to infrastructure enhancements

and public art that celebrates Tamarac’s cultural diversity. A key initiative, the NW 94th Avenue Crosswalk & Roadway Drainage Improvements Project, is improving pedestrian safety and accessibility near Challenger Elementar y and Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy. Scheduled for completion in Fall 2025, this project will enhance mobility and safety for students and residents alike

Future Projects

Looking ahead, major projects are on the horizon The Pine Island Road Improvement Project will expand the corridor from four to six lanes between Commercial Blvd and McNab Road. It includes a 12foot multi-use path, improved crossings, and better lighting. Construction is set to begin in 2028 .

Another exciting initiative, the Gateway Landscape Improvements Project, includes new landscaping, decorative pavers, irrigation systems, and upgraded medians bringing the City’s Go-Forward Roadway Landscape Master Plan to life. District 2 is home to the first of three locations of the project along Pine Island Road and Commercial Boulevard

These effor ts are all par t of Tamarac ’s mission to create a safer, more welcoming, and more vibrant communit y. As these improvements continue, we invite ever yone to get involved!

Warm regards , Morey Wright, Jr.

Commissioner, Distric t

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Commission Editorial Commissioner Krystal Patterson, District 3

As we close out 2025, I am proud to reflect on the progress we have made together in District 3. This year has been one of collaboration, innovation, and meaningful community impact.

Breaking Barriers Series

Since its launch in May 2025, Breaking Barriers has delivered events that are already making a difference. The Small Business Forum provided entrepreneurs with tools and resources to strengthen their growth, while the Back-to-School Health Clinic helped students prepare for the school year with essential screenings and family resources Next, we turn our attention to Women’s Health

Business Spotlight Initiative

Through the District 3 Business Spotlight Initiative, we continue to highlight the entrepreneurs who enrich our economy and serve our residents. Business owners interested in being featured can find the signup link in our weekly District 3 newsletter so be sure you are subscribed to stay connected

Community Clean - Up

We have also seen success in our clean-up and compliance efforts. Through targeted outreach and coordination with City staff, we addressed priority sites, improved property conditions, and enhanced the look and safety of our neighborhoods.

On Monday, October 27, 2025, from 9:00 a m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Tamarac Community Center, I am proud to host the next Breaking Barriers event in partnership with the Christine E. Lynn Health & Wellness Institute. The Kathr yn Krickstein Pressel MammoVan will be on site to provide women with life-saving mammogram screenings and additional wellness resources. Health is one of the most important areas where we can support one another, and I encourage you to join us for this important opportunity.

Kings Point Way Dual Naming

In May, we proudly celebrated the official dual naming of Kings Point Way / NW 80th Street, honoring a community that exemplifies Tamarac’s spirit of pride and engagement

Thanksgiving Gift Card Giveaway

Looking ahead, my office will host a Thanksgiving gif t card giveaway in November to support families during the holiday season. Please stay tuned for more details.

Closing & Holiday Wishes

As 2025 comes to a close, I remain committed to building on this year ’s momentum expanding oppor tunit y, uplif ting neighborhoods , and strengthening communit y ties . I wish you and your family a safe, joy ful holiday season and a bright star t to 2026

Warm regards ,

Kr ystal Patterson , M PA , FR A- R A Cit y Commissioner, Distric t 3

CH AN G E YO U R CLOCK , C HA N G E YO U R BAT TE R I E S

As the year comes to a close, we’d like to remind ever yone that daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 2 . When you set your clocks back , remember to replace the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms should be tested monthly and replaced ever y 1 0 years . Homes should have smoke alarms in each bedroom and in the immediate vicinit y outside each room

Homes with fuel-burning appliances or attached garages need carbon monoxide alarms . The holiday season is a time for gathering, celebrating and sharing meals, but it also brings an increased risk of cooking-related fires As kitchens heat up with festive activity, it ’s important to stay alert and practice safe cooking practices. Tamarac Fire Rescue urges residents to take precautions to prevent fires and protect their homes and loved ones during the busiest cooking season of the year.

Cooking Fire Statistic s*

• Tamarac Fire Rescue responded to more than 35 cooking-related calls in 2024

• Clothing is the item first ignited in less than 1% of home cooking fires, but clothing ignitions caused 8% of home cooking fire deaths.

• Ranges or cook tops account for 53% of home cooking fire incidents .

• Unattended cooking is a fac tor in 29% of repor ted home cooking fires and half of the associated deaths .

* Based on 2017-2021 annual averages .

What you should know about home cooking safety

• Stay aler t. Don’t cook if you’re sleepy or have consumed alcohol.

• Always remain in the kitchen when cooking. Use a timer to reduce the chances of burning your food

• Keep any thing that can catch fire — oven mitts , wooden utensils , food packaging, towels and cur tains away from your stovetop

• Never throw water on an oil fire

If you have a cooking ﬁre

• Get out! Close the door behind you to help contain the fire and call 9 -1 -1 .

• Keep a lid nearby to smother small grease fires Smother the fire by sliding the lid over the pan and turning the stove off. Leave the pan covered until it is completely cooled

• For oven fires , turn off the heat and keep the door closed

TAMAR AC CIT Y COM M I SS ION

ME ETING SCHE DU LE

Tamarac’s Regular City Commission Meetings are held in-person in the Tamarac City Hall Commission Chamber, 7525 NW 8 8th Ave. Please join us for upcoming Regular Commission Meetings on the following dates:

We d n esd ay, O c to b e r 8 | 7: 0 0 p. m .

We d n esd ay, O c to b e r 2 2 | 9 :30 a . m .

We d n esd ay, N ove m b e r 12 | 7: 0 0 p m

M o n d ay, N ove m b e r 24 | 9 :30 a m

We d n esd ay, D ece m b e r 1 0 | 7: 0 0 p. m .

All Cit y Commission Meetings are streamed live at w w w Tamarac gov/Meetings , w w w.TamaracT V.org and on the Cit y of Tamarac ’s Facebook page, @Cit yof Tamarac .

This schedule is subjec t to change. For updates about Tamarac ’s Regular Commission Meeting and Commission Work sh op sch e d ules , ple ase subscrib e to o ur “Cit y of Ta m a ra c – P ublic M e etings” n otifi c ations at w w w Tam ara c g ov/StayCo n nec te d , visit w w w Ta m a ra c g ov/M e etings or c all th e Cit y Cle rk ’s O ffi ce at (9 5 4) 597-3 5 0 5 .

CO R N E R

Take a look at construction and development projects currently under way or coming soon to Tamarac!

Private Development

• Tamarac Day C are, 78 30 N . Universit y Dr

• Tamarac Village, 919 0 W Commercial Blvd

• Tamarac Circle, Five Home Development,

5 40 0 -5 4 40 NW 57th Ct

• Lakes of Tamarac Townhome, Six Unit Townhouse

Development, 59 8 0 NW 94th Ave.

• Dunkin Donuts , 70 01 NW 8 8 Ave.

• McNab Plaza , 7015 -7023 N . Universit y Dr.

M ajor City Project s

• Water Treatment Plant Control B uilding & Filter

Replacement Projec t, 78 03 NW 6 1st St

• Citywide Buffer Wall Project Phase IIC, North side of Commercial Blvd , between NW 58th Way and Rock Island Rd.

• Cit y wide AMI -ALD Metering System Projec t

• Pinehurst Circle Water Main Improvements Projec t

• C aporella Park Over flow Parking Lot, 240 0 NW 53rd St

Lace up your tennis shoes and join the Cit y of Tamarac on Thanksgiving morning for the 45th Annual Tamarac Turkey Trot 5K ! This cherished tradition will kick off on Thursday, November 27, at 7:30 a .m ., at Tamarac Cit y Hall, 7525 NW 8 8th Ave. The event welcomes more than 2,0 0 0 runners , trotters and walkers from South Florida and beyond .

Scan the Q R code to register!

Par ticipation in the race includes a commemorative m edal and T-shir t. Af ter the race, the overall winners and the top three male and female age group winners will be presented with their trophies at Tamarac Cit y Hall with trophies

The 45th Annual Tamarac Turkey Trot 5K is open to the public. Race registration, event course and additional information are available at www.Tamarac.gov/TurkeyTrot. Kick off your holiday weekend with fitness, fun and community spirit!

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R E E N SCE N E : HOLI DAY E DITION

With th e h olidays up on us , we ’d like to re min d resid e nt s h ow to re c ycle waste a ccum ulate d d uring th e se ason p rop e rly.

DO :

Re c ycle un conta min ate d c a rdb oa rd , pa p e r b oxes , c a rds a n d e nve lop es . S ave b ows , rib b ons , gif t b oxes , gif t bags a n d eve n wra p ping pa p e r for f uture use . Consid e r

using re us a ble tote bags , b rown pa p e r bags or eye - c atching m agazin es or n ewspa p e r pag es as wra p ping m ate rial . Yo u c a n also g et cre ative by craf ting p e rson alize d a n d re c ycla ble gif t wra p using craf t pa p e r, m a rke rs or crayons .

DO N ’ T:

Re m e m b e r th at string light s , a r tifi cial tre es , fo a m pa ckaging , tinse l , rib b ons , b ows , gif t bags , tissu e pap e r an d wrap ping pap e r are n ot rec yclable.

CH R I STMA S TR E E R ECYCLI N G :

G ive yo ur Ch ristm as tre e a n ew life by re p urp osing it! From Friday, D e ce m b e r 26 - S un day, J a n ua r y 1 8 , b ring yo ur un d e corate d tre e to Ta m a ra c P ublic S e r vices , 6 01 1 N ob H ill Rd . , wh e re it will b e ch op p e d into m ulch for Cit y la n dsc a ping p roje c t s . U n d e corate d tre es c a n also b e pla ce d curbsid e on yo ur re g ula rly sch e d ule d b ulk trash pick- up day to e nsure th ey a re disp ose d of in a n environ m entally f rien dly m a n n er

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TAMAR AC B LOOM S , OU R N EW SUSTAI NAB I LIT Y

The Cit y of Tamarac is developing a new sustainabilit y initiative tailored to our communit y ’s needs . The goal of this work is to improve the qualit y of life for residents and suppor t a more vibrant and resilient Tamarac . Please take our shor t resident sur vey to share your thoughts on what sustainabilit y initiatives the Cit y should prioritize. Whether it ’s clean energy, climate resilience, green spaces or waste reduc tion , your feedback will help guide Tamarac ’s sustainabilit y strategy and future programs

Thank you for your interest, engagement and input. Together, we can build a more vibrant and sustainable future for generations of Tamarac residents .

PROG R AM

#TamaracBlooms # HelpUsG rowG reen

Sur vey closes on October 23

RESTAURANT

#WORK WITHUS

Do you want to earn a living while making a diﬀerence in the community? Explore opportunities to work for the City of Tamarac . From experts in a wide variety of trades to skilled professionals, we oﬀer a range of challenging and rewarding positions and professional development opportunities . Join us in enhancing the lives of residents and businesses who call Tamarac home. We invite you to #WorkWithUs .

For more information or to apply, visit w w w.Tamarac .gov/Jobs .

FE ATU RE D POS ITION S

Capital Projects Manager

Fleet Mechanic II

Director of Community Development

Risk and Safety Specialist Network

Administrator I

Chief Electrical Inspector

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Three years ago, volunteer Jerr y Kaber saw an oppor tunit y to bring people together and he took it. Jerr y founded the Men’s Forum as par t of the Cit y of Tamarac ’s Senior Program , creating a space for men in the communit y to connec t, share and suppor t one another

Since then , the group has met ever y Friday at 11:15 a .m . at the Tamarac Communit y Center. Their conversations range from life experiences and personal dreams to cherished memories

More than just a weekly gathering, the Men’s Forum has become a place of camaraderie and friendship for those who attend

Jerr y passed away on J uly 11 , 2025 , at the age of 8 6 , and lef t behind a legacy of compassion , connec tion and communit y. Through his vision and dedication , he created a meaningful program that continues to enrich th e lives of Tamarac ’s senior men . His kindness and commitment will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him .

TAMAR AC STAN DS AGAIN ST BU LLYIN G AN D HATE

Bullying and hate can cause lasting harm , which is why Tamarac has committed to being an Anti- B ullying and Anti- Hate Communit y. This Oc tober, the Cit y joins the nation in recognizing National B ullying Prevention Month and Unit y Day on Oc tober 2 2 and is officially launching the #TamaracBeKind campaign to promote kindness , belonging, and shared responsibilit y.

A S L I C E O F N E W YO R K N OW

AT YO U R F I N G E R T I P S

The latest pizzeria just touched down in Tamarac , and you’ll want a “pizza” this! The NY Pizza Place is widely known for its authentic taste of New York-st yle pizza with secret family recipes dating back generations . This beloved family- owned chain has three locations in Broward Count y, making Tamarac Town Square, 8275 NW 8 8th Ave., its newest home.

With a menu that offers diverse bites , from buffalo chicken pizza topped with chicken , mozzarella cheese and drizzled with buffalo sauce to popular NY street foods like the meatball parm panuozzo, which is a 14-inch pizza dough baked golden and stuffed with meatball, marinara and mozzarellait ’s sure to satisf y your cravings .

“In South Florida, we realized something was missing real New York pizza. As a native New Yorker, I knew the secret was in the dough, so we went straight to the source: Brooklyn,” said Elyshia Allen, Owner. “Today, ever y one of our pizzas, garlic knots and panuozzos are made with dough we proudly bring in from Brooklyn. We of course only use Grande cheese and Italian plum tomatoes. And then there’s our oven, The Dragon —an Italian brick beauty that cooks each pizza in just six minutes at

700 degrees, recreating that old-school New York flavor ever yone loves. It ’s more than pizza to us it ’s a little slice of New York we get to share.”

Not only does their pizza incorporate the classic flavors of New York, but as you enter the Tamarac location, this culinar y hotspot, stretching more than 1, 200 square feet, proudly displays graffiti artwork by native New York artists. The restaurant walls are scaled with brick and subway tile, bringing the culture of New York to the South Florida scene.

Whether you’re looking to dine in, order takeout, or grab a pie for a special occasion, the warm and inviting atmosphere is sure to make every visit a memorable one. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience a taste of New York at The NY Pizza Place You can learn more about The NY Pizza Place’s hours of operation at www NYPizzaPlace com or follow their social media for their latest updates

@TheNYPizzaPlace.

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R E M IN DE R S

For Child ren :

Never enter the home of a stranger.

Utilize crosswalks to safely cross the road . Avoid pranks that can damage proper ty or cause harm to yourself or others .

Ensure an adult accompanies children as they trick- or- treat .

Make eﬀor ts to go trick- or- treating before dark .

Remember, as you prepare for an enjoyable Halloween , be mindful of your surroundings and keep safety at the forefront of your mind . For non - emergencies , call (954) 764 - HE LP (4537). For emergencies , please dial 9 -1 -1 .

Inspect all treats before any thing is eaten .

S OF S E RVICE

Fire Chief Mike Annese, a 27-year veteran of Tamarac Fire Rescue, retired in September

Chief Annese began his career with Tamarac Fire Rescue in 1998 as a firefighter/paramedic and rose through the ranks to serve as Rescue Supervisor, Fire Lieutenant, Captain, Battalion Chief, Assistant Chief and Deputy Chief. The Tamarac City Commission unanimously appointed him to Fire Chief in February 2022.

During his leadership, the department joined Broward County’s Closest Unit Response Program, administered more than 2,000 COVID-19 vaccines to Tamarac residents, and maintained both its international accreditation and Class 1 rating with the Insurance Services Office.

“It ’s been an honor to serve the City of Tamarac as Fire Chief,” Annese said. “I want to thank the men and women of Tamarac Fire Rescue who work tirelessly every day to keep our community safe.”

Annese’s retirement marks the end of a career dedicated to public service and

TAMAR AC U N IVE R S IT Y 2026

Get a behind-the-scenes look at your City and how it operates at Tamarac University ( TU), an eight-week interac tive program held in the spring of each year

TU provides the oppor tunit y to visit Cit y facilities and learn from elec ted officials , depar tment direc tors and other Cit y staff about the role of local government and public ser vice. It ser ves as a training ground for volunteers and provides networking oppor tunities for civic-minded residents

If you’re interested in learning about local government and public service, TU might be for you. Applications for the TU Class of 2026 will be accepted starting Saturday, November 1, 2025, through Friday, January 23, 2026. Visit www Tamarac gov/TU for more information and to apply for this FREE course.

CELEB R ATI N G STR EN GTH , WELLN E SS AND COMM U N IT Y

This October, Tamarac honors one of its brightest examples of strength and vitality

Violet Polstein, who turns 80 this month. A Tamarac resident for a decade and a familiar face at both the Community Center and Tamarac Parks and Recreation programs for more than seven years, Violet lives each day with energy, purpose and joy.

Violet first discovered Tamarac through regular visits to her son in Florida .

“ Ever y year I visited my son in Florida . He would say, ‘ Mom , why don’t you move here? It ’s like living your childhood in Belize with the sun , the water and all the tropical fruits .’ My husband and I decided to take his advice ”

For Violet, Tamarac ’s centers are more than places to exercise they ’re a second home.

“ My health and wellness , and the many lovely people I have met, keep me coming back . I ’m devoted to my workouts and the staff who push me to be happy and healthy.”

Her dedication doesn’t just fuel her own journey it lif ts others as well

“ The many compliments I get wherever I go I hear, ‘ Violet, I want to look like you! ’ make me feel good about myself and remind me that I ’m inspiring others ”

As Violet celebrates her milestone bir thday, her stor y is a power ful reminder that Tamarac is more than a Cit y—it is a communit y where health , wellness , and connec tion thrive at ever y age.

Caporella Aquatic Complex amenities include a 25-meter heated swimming pool with zero-depth entr y, a slide and a children’s water sprayground The complex also offers a 3,000 -square-foot fitness center, locker rooms and outdoor picnic tables. Call (954) 597-3660 for more information.

POOL HOURS

Monday - Saturday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Session II 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Sunday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Session II 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

SPR AYG ROU ND AND SLIDE HOU RS

Monday - Friday: 3:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Saturday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m Session II 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Sunday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Session II 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

PROACTIVE ARTHRITIS WATER AEROBICS CLASS

Proac tive Ar thritis Water Aerobic s classes are held ever y Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1 0 – 11 a m

TAMAR AC SWIM TE AM

TS Aquatics offers a competitive swim program for children ages 5 – 18 at the Caporella Aquatic Complex

Free tryouts are held Monday – Thursday, 5 – 7 p.m.

SWIMMING LESSONS

PARE NT & ME

Ages: 6 months - 3 years

Class Length: 30 minutes/ 8 classes

LEVELS 1 | 2 | 3

$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents

Ages: 4 - 12 years

Class Length: 30 minutes/ 8 classes

ADULT LEVEL 1

$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents

Ages: 13 + years

Class Length: 45 minutes/ 6 classes

$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents

FITNESS CE NTE R

The Tamarac Fitness Center offers a friendly, noncompetitive workout environment with a variety of free weights, machines, treadmills, elliptical cross trainers, recumbent lifecycles, stationary bikes and more. Our qualified staff will show you around on your first visit to help you get familiar with the equipment. For more information, contact the fitness center at (954) 597-3661 or visit www Tamarac gov/Parks

ANNUAL FITNESS CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES

Adults:

$150

Seniors/Active Militar y/ Veterans: $135

Teens (Ages 16 – 17): $95

Teens (Ages 13 – 15): $65

H.I.I.T WITH BLAINE

Tuesday and Friday: 6 p m Saturday: 8 a m

Included with the fitness membership.

The Cit y of Tamarac is par tnering to provide complimentar y fitnes s memberships to nationally recognized SilverSneakers® program members . Through this collaboration, Caporella Fitnes s Center will now offer seniors more oppor tunities to increase their physical ac tivit y levels while motivating them to remain ac tive.

MON T H LY YOU T H C L A S S E S

For additional information or to register online , visit www.Tamarac.me/ Webtrac. Classes and schedules are subject to change

TAMAR AC R ECR E ATION CE NTE R CL A S S E S

BALLET AN D JA Z Z Ages 3 -12

Saturday | 1 0 a m

$60 Residents; $70 N on - Residents

Price is based on a four-week month and may ﬂuctuate accordingly

CH E E R LE ADI N G AN D H I P - HOP Ages 5 -12

Saturday | 11 a m

$60 Residents; $70 N on - Residents

Price is based on a four-week month and may ﬂuctuate accordingly

TAE K WON DO Ages 5 and up

Tuesday & Thursday

Tiny Tigers (5-6 yrs old): 4 - 4:45 p m

Beginners (7-12 yr olds) 5:30 - 6:30 p m

Advanced (12 yrs and older): 6:30 - 7:30 p m

$120 Residents; $130 Non-Residents

Second child $100 Residents; $110 Non-Residents

Yearly ATA Membership fee: $70

GYM NA STIC S Ages 5 -12

Saturday | 11 a m. and 11:50 a m

M onthly Fee: $60 Residents; $70 N on - Residents

R E ADI N G Ages 5 -1 0

Saturday | 1 0 a m . and 11 a m

$60 Residents; $70 N on - Residents

Price is based on a four-week month and may ﬂuctuate accordingly

YOUTH VOLLE YBALL Ages 9 -15

M onday & Thursday | 6:30 p m

M onthly Fee: Residents: $ 150, Non - Residents: $ 1 60

Beginners (5-9 yrs old): Saturday | 1:30 p m

M onthly Fee: Residents: $75 , N on - Residents: $ 8 5

Beginners (10-16 yrs old): Saturday | 2:30 p m

M onthly Fee: Residents: $75 , N on - Residents: $ 8 5

R egister online at w w w R eignVolleyball com

H ea lt hy Cooking wit h Chef Jones Ages 7-12

Par ticipants will learn cooking basic s and eat their creation at the end of each class . Skills include reading recipes , measuring wet and dr y ingredients , fo od safet y and basic knife skills

1st & 3rd Wednesday | 6 - 7:30 p m

Bi-weekly session - $9 0 residents; $ 1 0 0 non -residents *Classes are ongoing monthly

W E E K LY A D U LT F I T N E S S C L A S S E S

TAMAR AC R ECR E ATION CE NTE R CL A S S E S

Z U M BA WITH MAR IA

M onday | 6:30 p m

Z U M BA WITH MAR IA

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday | 9:30 a m

STR E N GTH & TON E WITH YA S M I N E

Tuesday | 7 p m

20/20/20 WITH PAU L A Thursday | 6:30 p m

BAR R E F ITN E SS WITH MAR IA

Saturday | 1 0:35 a m

20/20/20 WITH PAU L A M onday | 11 a . m .

B E LLY DAN CI N G WITH MAR IA Tuesday | 6 p m

ADJ U STAB LE B E N CH WOR KOUT WITH MICHAE L Wednesday | 6:15 p m

30 SQ UAR E D WITH YA S M I N E Thursday | 7:30 p m

PI N K B E R RYBOOST F U S ION WITH WE N DY M onday | 7:30 p m

CAR DIO B L A ST WITH WE N DY Wednesday | 7:15 p m

Classes are held in-person. For additional information, online registration or costs, visit www.Tamarac.me/ Webtrac. Classes and schedules are subject to change. Classes are held at Tamarac Community Center, 8601 W. Commercial Blvd.

POWE R PU M P PLU S AB S WITH CAROL M onday | 6 p m

H E ALI N G YOGA WITH CAROL M onday | 7 p. m .

TR AN S FOR M 60 WITH M I K E Tuesday | 6 p m

TOTAL BODY BAR R E WITH CAROL Tuesday | 6 p m

HATHA YOGA WITH CAROL Tuesday | 7 p. m .

STR E N GTH AN D BAL AN CE WITH GA Z E LLE Wednesday | 6 p m

POWE R SCU LP TI N G WITH GA Z E LLE Thursday | 6 p m

YOGA WITH B ETH Thursday | 7 p m

BODY SCU LP TI N G WITH M I K E Friday | 6 p. m .

B E AT B U R N E R S WITH VI N CE NT

Wednesday & Friday | 7 p m Saturday | 9:30 a m

CYCLI N G WITH YA S M I N E Wednesday | 6 p m

I N N E R G LOW YOGA WITH CAROL Saturday | 1 0:30 a . m .

Want to have fun , tr y new activities , make friends and get in shape? Tamarac’s Senior P rogram o ers something for ever yone . Clas ses are held Monday – Friday, 8:30 a m . – 4 p m . This program is for seniors 5 5 and up . Activities are held at the Tamarac Communit y Center unles s other wise noted . For additional information , including full descriptions of our monthly calendar with days , times and fees , please visit us at w w w Tamarac gov/ 10 0 or pick up a copy of our monthly calendar at the Tamarac Communit y Center, 8 6 01 W. Commercial B lvd , or call ( 9 5 4) 597-36 20 . Senior P rogram membership is required for clas ses

G ET SOCIAL

Walking Club | Bingo | Mah Jong

Spanish for B eginners | Senior Dance | G olden Girls

Men’s Forum | Travel Club | Senior Social | Board Games

DAN CE F ITN E SS

Line Dance (B eginner, Intermediate & M ulti- Level Classes) | Zumba | Dance Fit | Fit & Fun Dance

AE ROB IC S

Water Aerobic s | Senior Synergy | Sit & Fit

Stretch & Core | 20/20/20 | Senior Fitness

Total B ody Works C ardio

Chair Resistant Strength Workout

M I N D BODY WE LLN E SS

Tai Chi/Q igong | Yoga | Mind B ody B alance Chair Yoga

CR E ATIVE ARTS

Happy H ookers | Creative Writing | Painting B eading | Drawing | Clay Workshop

Advanced Rubber Stamping | Q uilting

ATH LETIC S

Pickleball (Beginner & Intermediate Level Days)

Ping Pong | Pickleball Training for Beginners

Would you like to become a Cit y of Tamarac aerobic s instruc tor or group recreation clas s instruc tor? Apply at Tamarac Communit y Center or by calling ( 95 4) 597-36 20 .

S OC IA L S E R V

I C E S

C all our information and referral line at ( 9 5 4) 597-36 20 to learn more about these and other social ser vice programs available in B roward Count y

BROWARD 211

B roward 2 11 or (95 4) 537- 02 11 is a free 24 -hour helpline offering suppor t, information , referrals and crisis ser vices . Professional staff connec ts people in need with nearly 3 , 8 0 0 programs and ser vices Bilingual staff and telephone interpreters are available.

IN DIVIDUAL COU NSE LING

Fre e limite d co u n se lin g se s sio n s a re ava ila b l e fo r Ta m a ra c re sid e nt s

C o nt a c t L a k sh mi at (9 5 4) 6 5 5 -70 4 0 to sch e d ul e a se s sio n . Pl e a se l e ave yo u r n a m e a n d p h o n e n u m b e r. C a lls a re retu rn e d within 24 h o u r s

FREE H E ARING SCREENING

H ear for G ood , Inc . provides free hearing tests with a board- cer tified audiology doc tor Discounted hearing aids may be available through its nonprofit foundation

C all (95 4) 9 9 8 -327 7 to schedule a hearing test at their office or for their visit to the Tamarac Communit y Center, scheduled for N ovember 5 , 2025 .

TR ANSPORTATION SE RVICES

Transportation ser vices are available for Tamarac residents Door-to-door paratransit transportation is available for residents with disabilities and those over 55 if no other transportation is available. Please call (95 4) 597-3649 for additional information. Additional bus route information (Red and Red extension) and schedules are available at www Tamarac gov/439 or at City facilities

SHIN E COU NSE LOR

U n d e r a g ra nt f ro m th e Flo rid a D ep a r tment of Eld er Aff a ir s , the S H I N E (S e r vin g H e a lth I n su ra n ce N e e d s of Eld e r s) Pro g ra m is a f re e a n d co n fi d e ntia l co u n se lin g se r vice to a s sis t cu rre nt a n d p rosp e c tive M e dic a re b ene fi cia rie s , the ir f a milie s a n d c a re give r s . A n et wo rk of tra in e d vo l u nte e r s is ava ila b l e to a s sis t with M e dic a re , M e dic a re S avin g s Pla n s , M e dic a re Adva nt a g e Pla n s , M e dic a re S u p p l ement a l

In su ra nce , Fina ncia l A s sis t a nce , Pre scriptio n D r u g Pla n s a n d m o re

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TE E N PARE NT G ROU P - G U IDING

GOOD CHOICES

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C o m m u n it y C e n te r f ro m 6 - 8 p . m .

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CIRCLE

OF SU PPORT

Led by a licensed mental health therapist, learn strategies to cope with various life changes . G roup meetings are held ever y M onday from 1 0:30 to 11:30 a m . Please call (95 4) 597-36 42 for additional information

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Contac t the Social Ser vice Depar tment at (95 4) 597-3626 for information on how to volunteer/ receive communit y ser vice hours during our Social Ser vice Special Events

TAMAR AC FOOD PANTRY

The Tamarac Food Pantr y is available to income - eligible Tamarac residents on the first and third Thursday of each month , subjec t to supply availabilit y. Appointments are required and can be scheduled ever y three months

To determine eligibilit y and apply, please visit w w w Tamarac gov/SocialSer vices For additional information , please call (95 4) 597-36 42

TAMAR AC PET PANTRY

The pantries are available to residents by appointment only while supplies last. Income requirements must be met. Applications must be submit ted before par ticipating . Visit w w w Tamarac gov/SocialSer vices or call (95 4) 597-36 42 .

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F A C I L I T Y L O C AT I O N S

CAPORE LL A AQUATIC COMPLEX AND FITNESS CE NTE R 930 0 NW 5 8th St .

CAPORE LL A PARK 520 0 Prospec t Rd

COLONY WEST GOLF CLU B 6 850 NW 8 8th Ave.

GARY B JONES PARK FOR PEOPLE AND PU PS 81 01 Southgate B lvd .

MAINL ANDS PARK 450 0 Monterey Dr. SU NSET POINT PARK 11 0 0 0 W. M cN ab Rd

SWIM CE NTR AL ANNEX PARK 5 8 0 0 NW 9 8th Ave.

TAMAR AC COMM U NIT Y CE NTE R 8 601 W. Commercial B lvd

TAMARAC MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER 753 1 N . U niversit y Dr.

TAMARAC PARK RECREATION CENTER 7501 N . U niversit y Dr.

TAMAR AC SPORTS COMPLEX 99 01 NW 77th St

TE PHFORD PARK 1 0 0 03 Southgate B lvd .

VETE R ANS’ ME MORIAL PARK 7825 Southgate B lvd

WATE RS E DG E PARK 750 8 NW 61st St .

S P E C IAL E VE NTS

COM M U NIT Y GAR AG E SALE

Don’t miss the Cit y ’s Communit y Garage Sale. Vendor spaces are sold out, which means you ’re bound to find unique treasures!

When: Saturday, Oc tober 4

Time: 7:30 a m . – 12:30 p m

Where: Tamarac Park

HALLOWE E N HOOPL A

Enjoy spook tacular carnival games , bounce houses , Halloween musical enter tainment, dancing to the spook y DJ, ar ts & craf ts , and first 50 0 kids will receive a treat bag

When: Friday, Oc tober 24

Time: 6 – 8:30 p m

Where: Tamarac Park

B aseball Fields

Price: Free

TH E G RE AT PU M PKIN SPL ASH

Enjoy a Halloween -themed pool par t y with music , a magic show, balloon ar t and family-friendly ac tivities f un for all ages!

When: Saturday, Oc tober 25

Time: 1 0 AM – 1 PM

Where: C aporella Aquatic Complex

Price: $5 per guest

PRE - REG ISTR ATION REQ U IRE D. w w w Tamarac me/Events

VETER ANS DAY CEREMONY

Please join us as we recognize our veterans who have ser ved our countr y.

When: Tuesday, N ovember 11

Time: 1 0:30 a . m .

Where: Veterans’ M emorial Park

HOLIDAY PAR ADE AN D TRE E

LIG HTING

Tamarac’s Mayor and Commissioners will light the City’s official Christmas tree, menorah and kinara. Enjoy a special appearance by Santa Claus and holiday entertainment

Holiday Parade

Time: 1:0 0 p m

Tree Lighting

When: Saturday, December 6 Time: 6:30 p. m .

Where: C aporella Park

Price: Free

PAWS WITH CLAUS HOLIDAY PAW-TY

Give your pet a shot at winning the B est Dressed H oliday Hound Contest and don’t forget your camera to capture pet photos with Santa .

When: Saturday, December 13

Time: 1 0 a . m . – 12 p. m .

Where: Gar y B Jones Park for People and Pups

Price: Free

WINTE R WON DE RL AN D

Join the City of Tamarac for a holly jolly night of reindeer games Enjoy bounce houses, face painting, carnival games, pictures with Santa and a special appearance by Rudolph the RedNosed Reindeer.

When: Friday, December 12

Time: 6 - 8 p. m . Where: Tamarac Park B aseball Fields

Price: Free

L E AGU E S

WI NTE R YOUTH

BA S K ETBALL LE AG U E R

Residents: $9 0 ; Non - Residents: $110

M E N ’ S 30 AN D OVE R

BA S K ETBALL LE AG U E

Recreational basketball league for M en ages 30 and older. Registration for the Spring season will begin on December 13 . The “ Rookie Run” for new players will be held on Thursday Januar y 8th and games will begin on Thursday Januar y 15 . All games will be played at the Tamarac Communit y Center

Residents: $95; Non- Residents: $105

TAMAR AC SOCCE R ACADE MY

Developmental academy for both boys and girls . Sessions will be held at either the Tamarac Spor ts Complex or at Tamarac Park

Please call (95 4) 740 -7 1 01 for more information

For more information about programs and activities listed in the D iscover y S ection of Tam-A- G ram , please contact the P arks and R ecreation D epar tment at ( 9 5 4) 59736 2 0 . Times and locations are subject to change without notice