Mayor Jack Brady is a retired teacher who now serves as a full-time Mayor.  He is a graduate of Murray State University in Kentucky where he received a Bachelors of Science Degree and he received a Master's Degree in guidance and counseling from Florida Atlantic University.  He served four years in the United States Navy in the Security Division Aviation Vietnam era.  Mayor Brady is married to Pat and has two children and one grandson.  

He now serves as the first City-wide elected Mayor, but has been on the North Lauderdale City Commission in District B since 1988.  He served four terms as mayor and four times as Vice Mayor.  He serves on the Florida League of Cities Intergovernmental Relations Committee, the Broward County League of Cities Educational and Children's Committee, a Board Member of the Broward County Sickle Cell, a Board Member of the North Lauderdale Boys and Girls Club, a former Board Member of the North Lauderdale Charter High School, a former Board Member of the North Broward Chamber of Commerce, and a Board Member of the Muscular Dystrophy Association.  His community and charity involvement includes Events Coordinator for Act of Kindness, Inc.; Master Mason Lodge #373, Scottish Rite, Lauderdale Lakes Moose Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, North Lauderdale Baseball League since 1972, Joe DiMaggio's Children's Hospital and 3^rd Vice President of the Area Agency on Aging.  Mayor Brady enjoys dealing with people and says that is what drew him into public service.  His goal is to serve all the residents of North Lauderdale for a better community for everyone.  Mayor Brady ran unopposed in the March 2005 election and will serve a 4 year term.