The Tamarac City Commission meeting held on June 25, 2025, focused on several key agenda items, with a significant emphasis on Ordinance 7A. This ordinance aims to amend Chapter 13 of the city’s code regarding miscellaneous offenses. Specifically, it involves renaming the section concerning trespassing and access to public waterways.

The ordinance was introduced by a city commissioner and includes provisions for enforcement, penalties, and sustainability measures. After the introduction, a motion was made by Commissioner Bolton and seconded by Commissioner Wright to advance the ordinance. Deputy City Manager Miss Calloway was present to address any questions from the commissioners.

Following the motion, the meeting opened for public comments. Two residents, Patty Lynn and Kate Johnson, had signed up to speak regarding the ordinance. The public comment period allows community members to express their views and concerns about the proposed changes.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the city’s efforts to enhance regulations related to public access and property use, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and community engagement. Further discussions and feedback from residents will likely shape the final implementation of the ordinance.