Neighbors, Last night, the Pembroke Pines City Commission held our latest meeting, and I wanted to share a few highlights with you. One of the best moments of the evening was recognizing the West Broward High School competitive cheerleading team for winning their seventh FHSAA Class 2A Competitive Cheerleading Championship and their second national championship in the D1 Large Non-Tumbling division.

Neighbors, While I continue to serve District 4 as your Vice-Mayor and Commissioner, it's important that I stay in touch with you to ensure everyone is up to date in our community. There’s a couple of updates and reminders I’d like to go over. Most importantly, a reminder that Election Day for our District is March 10th. If your vote-by-mail ballot has arrived, make sure you fill it out and return it ASAP. The election for Pembroke Pines District 4 Commissioner is the

Neighbors, I wanted to share a brief update on recent City Commission activity and what we’ve been working on to support our community. At last week’s Commission meeting, I took time to thank School Board Member Rebecca Thompson for her leadership and hard work during the school redefining process. These discussions are challenging, and it’s important to recognize collaborative efforts that keep students and families at the center of decision-making.

On Wednesday evening, the Pembroke Pines City Commission met. You can watch the video of the meeting on Pembroke Pines’ YouTube page or on the City’s website. I asked the police department to introduce our 2025-26 Pembroke Pines police officers serving as school resource officers. The item and powerpoint presentation can be found by clicking here.

We just wrapped up our final City Commission meeting before the summer break, and I wanted to update you on the important decisions made, and how I’m continuing to fight for transparency, fairness, and affordability in our city.