North Lauderdale City Commission
The City Commission of the City of North Lauderdale is composed of a Mayor and four Commissioners. All of our elected officials are elected for four-year staggered terms.
The Commission is responsible to the citizens of North Lauderdale for the establishment of policy and the overview of the operation of the City which is performed by the City Manager and the various operating departments.
The City Commission holds regular meetings on the second and final Tuesday of each month, at which time City policy is established through the passage of ordinances and resolutions. Additional commission meetings and special meetings are held periodically as required.
The duties of the City Commission include attendance at regular and special Commission meetings and workshop meetings; public hearings; passage of ordinances and resolutions; acting on items required by City Charter such as acceptance of proposals, grants, agreements, proclamations, awards, etc.; and interacting with citizens on a daily basis.
The Commission also has a primary responsibility for the establishment of the annual City budget and the provision of revenues sufficient for the effective operation of City government.
The City of North Lauderdale's elected officials have complied with the Broward County Code of Ethics, Section 1-19, Subsection 7, requiring them to file an annual Statement of Financial Interest and make the form available for public consumption.
To view copies of the 2011 FORM 1, click here.
To view copies of the 2012 Certification of Completion of Annual Ethics Training forms, click here.
Copies of the City's elected officials 2013 Charitable Contribution Fundraising forms are available below:
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