Neighbors, I want to take a moment to speak with you about something important: why the March 10th election matters so much for our community. Local elections don't always get the attention they deserve. But the truth is, no level of government impacts your day-to-day life more than your city commission. The decisions made right here in Pembroke Pines affect the safety of your neighborhood, the cost of your utility bills, the quality of your parks and schools...

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.

Neighbors, Our most recent Commission Meeting covered several important items for our city, and I’d like to share a few key updates with you — especially on an issue that directly affects the safety and quality of life in our neighborhoods. At last week’s meeting, we approved $4.1 million in roadway improvements  across Pembroke Pines. After careful discussion and collaboration, I supported three of my fellow commissioners to move this critical investment forward. These impro