TAMAR AC B U I LDI NG DE PARTM E NT E AR N S
R AR E NATIONAL ACCR E DITATION , R AI S I N G
TH E BAR FOR S E RVICE AN D E F F ICI E N CY
Did you know that the Tamarac B uilding Depar tment is accredited by the International Accreditation Ser vice (IAS)? The IAS is a nonprofit organization that evaluates agencies against rigorous , well- defined standards . Its accreditation process is aligned with criteria established by the International Code Council (ICC), the organization responsible for developing adopted building codes . This distinc tion is especially valuable because it eliminates guesswork , which is helpful given that requirements var y by cit y. Only 29 building depar tments nationwide are IAS-accredited . While Florida has hundreds of municipalities and counties , only a dozen have earned this prestigious accreditation . In Broward Count y, only one building depar tment has achieved this honor, Tamarac ’s
So, what does this mean for homeowners in Tamarac?
IAS-accredited departments are rare and recognized as top-tier in terms of permitting efficiency, inspection quality and internal quality management systems. Our mission is to leverage modern technology to enhance productivity while ensuring strict compliance with building codes and regulations. We are committed to reviewing plans efficiently, streamlining the permitting process and delivering timely, accurate ser vices. Through innovation and continuous improvement, we also educate the public and the construction industr y on current codes and procedures, supporting sustainable growth and well-planned development.
To better ser ve our communit y, we’ve made several improvements to the Tamarac .gov website, including the addition of a Permit icon that provides direc t access to ever y thing related to the building permit process This feature was designed with clear goals in mind: save time, reduce inperson visits and simplif y permitting
Licensed contrac tors can now complete paperless registration and be added to our system within one day. They can apply for permits online, upload
required documents and complete submissions without ever visiting our office - of ten within 4 8 hours . Contrac tors and homeowners can also check inspec tion times by 8 a m . on weekdays
Additionally, the website offers a comprehensive applications and forms section, providing jobspecific requirements For example, selecting the windows and doors option will display a checklist of required documents, eliminating guesswork, which is helpful given that requirements vary by City
We’ve also par tnered with Broward Count y to integrate the ePermit OneStop link on our website. This resource provides step -by-step guidance for processes such as asbestos cer tificates , transpor tation concurrency and environmental review, and notices of commencement, which saves valuable time for contrac tors and homeowners .
The Tamarac B uilding Depar tment is powered by highly skilled plan reviewers and inspec tors committed to delivering successful, codecompliant projec ts . To help your project move even faster, we encourage you to share our website and its resources with your contrac tors This simple step can streamline communication and significantly shor ten the permitting process , which is of ten delayed by missing or incomplete documentation .
Our office is located at 6011 Nob Hill Road and is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a m . to 4 p.m . if you need assistance.
Learn more by visiting Tamarac.gov/1124.
FOR E VE R I N OU R H E ARTS
The City of Tamarac, residents and members of the community gathered in remembrance at the annual Memorial Day Ceremony held Monday, May 25, at Tamarac Veterans Park.
The program featured patriotic performances by The Miamians, a wreath-laying tribute and a presentation of colors led by Tamarac Fire Rescue. The ceremony also included remarks from elected officials, special guests and a keynote address delivered by Colonel Brett Dorey, Air Force Reserve Advisor to the Commander of United States Southern Command
The City encourages residents and community members to donate and drop off non-perishable food, toiletry items, socks and hand towels to support the needs of unhoused veterans, at the Parks and Recreation Administration Building, 6001 Nob Hill Road, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. For additional information, please call (954) 597-3621
R E ADY, S ET, DROP I N !
Dropping into your favorite class just got easier! Customers can now register online through WebTrac for select Drop-In Classes, including Aerobics, Men’s Basketball and Badminton Simply browse available classes, complete your registration online and you’ll receive a receipt with a barcode. Save the barcode to your mobile device or print it and present it for scanning when you arrive. This new feature makes registration more convenient, speeds up check-in and helps you get into class faster
Visit WebTrac for more information and drop in on a class today! Tamarac.me/Webtrac
ETING SCHE DU LE
Tamarac’s Regular City Commission Meetings are held in-person in the Tamarac City Hall Commission Chamber, 7525 NW 8 8th Ave
Please join us for upcoming Regular Commission Meetings on the following dates:
We d n esd ay, J uly 8 | 7: 0 0 p. m .
We d n esd ay, Aug u st 2 6 | 9 :30 a . m .
We d n esd ay, S e pte m b e r 9 | 7: 0 0 p. m .
We d n esd ay, S e pte m b e r 2 3 | 9 :30 a . m .
All Cit y Com mission M e etings a re stre a m e d live at Tam ara c g ov/M e etings , Tam ara cT V org an d on th e Cit y of Ta m a ra c ’s Fa ce b o ok pag e , @ Cit yof Ta m a ra c .
• C aporella Park Over flow Parking Lot, 240 0 NW 53rd St.
Caporella Park Over flow Parking Lot
This schedule is subject to change. For updates about Tamarac’s Regular Commission Meeting and Commission Workshop schedules, please subscribe to our “City of Tamarac – Public Meetings” notifications at Tamarac.gov/StayConnected, visit Tamarac gov/Meetings or call the City Clerk ’s Office at (954) 597-3505
FO U R TH O F J U LY
s Independence Day nears , communities across the United States eagerly anticipate fireworks illuminating the night sk y. Yet, amid the excitement, a sobering realit y lurks: the dangers of mishandled fireworks . With more than 3 1 , 30 0 repor ted fires ignited by fireworks in 202 2 and an estimated 1 0, 20 0 firework related injuries in the emergency room around J uly Four th , it ’s critical to always put safet y first.
It ’s not just adults who fall vic tim to these hazards; children younger than 15 years of age have the highest rate of fireworks injuries . As we prepare to celebrate our nation’s freedom , raising awareness of fireworks safet y is imperative Fireworks should be used by trained personnel, but if you choose to use legal consumer fireworks , follow these safet y tips from Tamarac Fire Rescue to ensure your Four th of J uly festivities sparkle with joy, not accidents .
• Never allow young children to handle fireworks Older children should be closely super vised .
• Use glow sticks as a safe fireworks alternative
• Soak sparklers in a bucket of water for a few hours before discarding. Hot items can ignite dumpster fires .
• Always have a garden hose or fire extinguisher handy.
• Only light one device at a time; maintain a safe distance af ter lighting.
• Instead of at-home fireworks , use red , white and blue silly string. It ’s fun for all ages .
• Never re -light or handle malfunc tioning fireworks .
• Never use illegal fireworks
• Never hold lit fireworks in your hands .
• Never use fireworks while impaired by drugs or alcohol
• It ’s best to leave fireworks displays to the professionals . Family-friendly events like Tamarac ’s All-American Celebration is a fun and safe fireworks alternative
For more fireworks safet y information , visit Tamarac .me/FireworksSafet y.
The Broward Sheriff ’s Office Explorer Program is designed for teens and young adults interested in law enforcement or criminal justice careers. The program focuses on accountability and personal growth by instilling responsibility, leadership, teamwork and self-reliance skills in young people.
Participants work alongside law enforcement deputies and civilian personnel in ongoing training and community service projects.
For more info, contac t Deput y Tenika Hylton email: Tenika Hylton @Sheriff.org or call (95 4) 720 -2 2 25
This development progr am will introduce cadets to the Fire and EMS industr y and prepare them to star t an incredible career path
The 2026-2027 Cadet Progr am is accepting applications now through July 17, 2026!
Meetings are held ever y Tuesday from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Cadet applicants must be ages 14 to 17 high schoolers
Submit completed application packet to Heather Vega@tamar ac org
H E R I TAG E , C O M M U N I T Y A N D C U LT U R E
What began as a tribute to family histor y and Haitian heritage has grown into a recognized South Florida spirits brand centered on culture, stor y telling and communit y connec tion .
Founded by G rammy-nominated singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and communit y advocate Melk y Jean , Saint Sauveur 1972 takes its name from the Saint-Sauveur ship that arrived in South Florida in 1972 carr ying Haitian refugees seeking new oppor tunities . The year is especially meaningful to Melk y Jean , as it also marks when her mother immigrated to the United States .
“ Saint Sauveur represents heritage, resilience, family, and legacy,” Jean said . “ It ’s about honoring where we come from and the sacrifi ces that made our oppor tunities possible ”
Inspired by generations of women in her family who brought people together through hospitalit y and tradition , Melk y Jean created Saint Sauveur to celebrate Haitian culture while fostering meaningful communit y connec tions
Beyond its growing presence in South Florida , Saint Sauveur 1972 is known for its commitment to giving back . Through the C arma Foundation , Jean suppor ts initiatives including food drives , school supply giveaways , scholarships , mentorship programs , youth athletic s , and disaster relief effor ts .
The company has also par tnered with local restaurants and businesses throughout Tamarac and Broward Count y, creating events and experiences that bring residents together through culture, music , food , and conversation .
As Saint Sauveur 1972 continues to expand , its mission remains the same: honoring heritage, celebrating culture, and strengthening the communities it ser ves
“ Tamarac still feels connec ted ,” Melk y Jean said . “ People genuinely suppor t one another here, and that means ever y thing when you’re building something from the ground up.” Residents can look for the Saint Sauveur 1972 booth at selec t Cit y of Tamarac events throughout the year
Caporella Aquatic Complex amenities include a 25-meter heated swimming pool with zero-depth entr y, a slide and a children’s water sprayground The complex also offers a 3,000 -square-foot fitness center, locker rooms and outdoor picnic tables. Call (954) 597-3660 for more information.
POOL HOURS
Monday - Saturday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Session II 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Session II 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SPR AYG ROU ND AND SLIDE HOU RS
Monday - Friday: 3:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m Session II 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday: Session I 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Session II 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
PROACTIVE ARTHRITIS WATER AEROBICS CLASS
Proac tive Ar thritis Water Aerobic s classes are held ever y Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1 0 – 11 a m
TAMAR AC SWIM TE AM
TS Aquatics offers a competitive swim program for children ages 5 – 18 at the Caporella Aquatic Complex
Free tryouts are held Monday – Thursday, 5 – 7 p.m.
SWIMMING LESSONS
PARE NT & ME
Ages: 6 months - 3 years
Class Length: 30 minutes/ 8 classes
LEVELS 1 | 2 | 3
$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents
Ages: 4 - 12 years
Class Length: 30 minutes/ 8 classes
ADULT LEVEL 1
$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents
Ages: 13 + years
Class Length: 45 minutes/ 6 classes
$45 Residents; $55 Non-Residents
FITNESS CE NTE R
The Tamarac Fitness Center offers a friendly, noncompetitive workout environment with a variety of free weights, machines, treadmills, elliptical cross trainers, recumbent lifecycles, stationary bikes and more. Our qualified staff will show you around on your first visit to help you get familiar with the equipment. For more information, contact the fitness center at (954) 597-3661 or visit Tamarac gov/Parks
ANNUAL FITNESS CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES
Adults: $150
Seniors/Active Militar y/ Veterans: $135
Teens (Ages 16 – 17): $95
Teens (Ages 13 – 15): $65
H.I.I.T WITH BLAINE
Tuesday and Friday: 6 p m Saturday: 8 a m
Included with the fitness membership.
The Cit y of Tamarac is par tnering to provide complimentar y fitnes s memberships to nationally recognized SilverSneakers® program members . Through this collaboration, Caporella Fitnes s Center will now offer seniors more oppor tunities to increase their physical ac tivit y levels while motivating them to remain ac tive.
MON T H LY YOU T H
C L A S S E S
For additional information or to register online , visit Tamarac.me/ Webtrac. Clas ses and schedules are subject to change .
TAMAR AC R ECR E ATION CE NTE R CL A S S E S
BALLET AN D JA Z Z Ages 3 -12
3-5 yrs old: Wednesday | 5:45 p m Star ting August 5t h
3-12 yrs old: Saturday | 10 a m
$60 Residents; $70 Non- Residents
Wednesday and Saturday sessions are separate enrollments
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
CH E E R LE ADI N G AN D H I P - HOP Ages 5 -12
Saturday | 11 a . m .
$60 Residents; $70 Non- Residents
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
TAE K WON DO Ages 5 and up
Tuesday & Thursday
Beginners (7-12 yr olds) 5:30 - 6:30 p m
Advanced (12 yrs and older): 6:30 - 7:30 p m
$120 Residents; $130 Non-Residents
Second child $100 Residents; $110 Non-Residents
Yearly ATA Membership fee: $70
GYM NA STIC S Ages 5 -12
5 -10 yrs old: Wednesday | 6:30 p m Starting August 5th
5 -12 yrs old: Saturday | 11 a m . and 11:50 a m
Monthly Fee: $60 Residents; $70 Non- Residents
Wednesday and Saturday sessions are separate enrollments
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
R E ADI N G Ages 5 -1 0
Saturday | 1 0 a m . and 11 a m
$60 Residents; $70 Non- Residents
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
YOUTH VOLLE YBALL Ages 9 -15
Monday & Thursday | 6:30 p m
Beginners (5-9 yrs old): Saturday | 1:30 p m
Beginners (10-16 yrs old): Saturday | 2:30 p m
R egister online at R eignVolleyball com
H ea lt hy Cooking wit h Chef Jones Ages 6 -17
Par ticipants will learn cooking basic s and eat their creation at the end of each class . Skills include reading recipes , measuring wet and dr y ingredients , foo d safet y and basic knife skills
1st & 3rd Wednesday | 6 - 7:30 p m
Bi-weekly session - $75 residents; $ 8 5 non-residents
Additional $20 instruc tor fee for materials monthly *Classes are ongoing monthly
B as ket ba ll Fu nda ment s Ages 7-13
Tuesday | 6:30 p. m .
$ 40 Resident; $50 Non- Resident
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
Tot s in M ot ion Ages 4 - 6
Saturday | 11 a m Starting August 5th
$ 40 Resident; $50 Non- Resident
Price is based on a four-week month and may fluctuate accordingly
TAMAR AC R ECR E ATION CE NTE R CL A S S E S W E E K LY A D U
Z U M BA WITH MAR IA
M onday | 6:30 p. m .
Z U M BA WITH MAR IA
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday | 9:30 a m
STR E N GTH & TON E WITH YA S M I N E
Tuesday | 7 p m
20/20/20 WITH PAU L A
Thursday | 6:30 p m
BAR R E F ITN E SS WITH MAR IA
Saturday | 1 0:35 a m
B E LLY DAN CI N G WITH MAR IA
Tuesday | 6 p m
30 SQ UAR E D WITH YA S M I N E
Thursday | 7 p. m .
PI N K B E R RY BOOST F U S ION WITH WE N DY M onday | 7:30 p. m .
CAR DIO B L A ST WITH WE N DY Wednesday | 7:15 p m
POWE R B U R N PI L ATE S WITH CAROL Wednesday | 6 p m
STR E SS - F R E E YOGA WITH CAROL Wednesday | 7 p m
TR I F IT F LOW WITH WE N DY M onday | 1 0:30 a m
POWE R CI RCU IT WITH WE N DY Saturday | 9:30 a m
Classes are held in-person. For additional information, online registration or costs, visit Tamarac.me/ Webtrac. Classes and schedules are subject to change. Classes are held at Tamarac Community Center, 8601 W. Commercial Blvd
POWE R PU M P PLU S AB S WITH CAROL M onday | 6 p. m .
H E ALI N G YOGA WITH CAROL M onday | 7 p m
TR AN S FOR M 60 WITH M I K E Tuesday | 6 p m
PI L ATE S CHALLE N G E WITH CAROL Tuesday | 6 p. m .
HATHA YOGA WITH CAROL Tuesday | 7 p m
STR E N GTH AN D BAL AN CE WITH GA Z E LLE Wednesday | 6 p m
POWE R SCU LP TI N G WITH GA Z E LLE Thursday | 6 p. m .
YOGA WITH B ETH Thursday | 7 p. m .
BODY SCU LP TI N G WITH M I K E Friday | 6 p m
CYCLI N G WITH YA S M I N E Wednesday | 6 p m . Friday | 7 p m
I N N E R G LOW YOGA WITH CAROL Saturday | 1 0:30 a . m .
R I DDI M & R I DE Saturday | 9:30 a m
STR ETCH & MOB I LIT Y WITH YA S M I N E Wednesday | 7 p m
W E E K LY S E N I O R C L A S S E S
Want to have f un , tr y new activities , make friends and get in shape? Tamarac’s Senior P rogram o er s something for ever yone . Clas ses are held Monday – Friday, 8:30 a m . – 4 p m . This program is for senior s 5 5 and up . Activities are held at the Tamarac Communit y Center unles s other wise noted . For additional information , including f ull descriptions of our monthly calendar with days , times and fees , please visit us at Tamarac gov/ 10 0 or pick up a copy of our monthly calendar at the Tamarac Communit y Center, 8 6 01 W. Commercial B lvd , or call ( 9 5 4) 597-36 20 . Senior P rogram member ship is required for clas ses
G ET SOCIAL
Walking Club | Bingo | Mah Jong
Spanish for B eginners | Senior Dance | G olden Girls
Men’s Forum | Travel Club | Senior Social | Board Games
DAN CE F ITN E SS
Line Dance (B eginner, Intermediate & M ulti- Level Classes) | Dance Fit | Fit & Fun Dance | Soulf ul Step
AE ROB IC S
Water Aerobic s | Senior Synergy | Sit & Fit
Stretch & Core | 20/20/20 | Senior Fitness
Total B ody Works C ardio | Chair Resistant Strength
Workout | Pilates
M I N D BODY WE LLN E SS
Tai Chi/Q igong | Yoga | Chair Yoga | Stretch Plus Restore & Strength
CR E ATIVE ARTS
Happy H ookers | Creative Writing | Painting
B eading | Drawing | Clay Workshop
Advanced Rubber Stamping | Q uilting
ATH LETIC S
Pickleball (Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced Level Days)
Ping Pong | Pickleball Training for Beginners
Would you like to become a Cit y of Tamarac aerobic s instruc tor or group recreation clas s instruc tor? Apply at Tamarac Communit y Center or by calling ( 95 4) 597-36 20 .
S OC IA L S E R V I C E S
C all our information and referral line at ( 9 5 4) 597-36 20 to learn more about these and other social ser vice programs available in B roward Count y
BROWARD 211
Broward 211 or (954) 537-0211 is a free 24-hour helpline offering support, information, referrals and crisis services
Professional staff connects people in need with nearly 3,800 programs and services. Bilingual staff and telephone interpreters are available.
VITA’ S (VOLU NTE E R INCOM E TA X ASSISTANCE) PROG R AM
Free Tax Return Preparation for Q ualif ying Taxpayers at the Tamarac Communit y Center J une thru September, By Appointment only. C all 95 4 -9 6 4 - 8 8 8 4 selec t language and press 3 to schedule an appointment VitaTaxesFree.org
FREE H E ARING
SCREENING
Hear for Good, Inc. provides free hearing tests with a board-certified doctor of audiology. Discounted hearing aids may be available through its nonprofit foundation. Call (954) 998-3277 to schedule a hearing test at their office or for their visit to the Tamarac Community Center Note: This ser vice is NOT available during the summer months of June, July, and August.
TR ANSPORTATION SE RVICES
Transportation services are available for Tamarac residents. Door-to-door paratransit transportation is available for residents with disabilities and those over 55 if no other transportation is available. Please call (954) 597-3649 for additional information Additional bus route information (Red and Red extension) and schedules are available at Tamarac.gov/439 or at City facilities.
SHIN
E COU NSE LOR
Under a grant from the Florida Department of Elder Affairs, the SHINE (Ser ving Health Insurance Needs of Elders) Program is a free and confidential counseling ser vice to assist current and prospective Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers. A network of trained volunteers is available to assist with Medicare, Medicare Savings Plans, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Supplemental Insurance, Financial Assistance, Prescription Drug Plans and more. Call (954) 745 -9779 for more information
TE E N PARE NT G ROU P - G U IDING GOOD CHOICES
O ffers free one -hour weekly sessions which provide the tools to continue raising your children free of drugs , delinquency and oth er “at risk ” behaviors . Discussions also include coping with parental stress and self- care. The group meets ever y Wednesday at the Tamarac Communit y Center from 6 - 8 p m To register for this program please contac t: Whitney Rolle: wrolle @ mhs net or Alina Shaw: alshaw@ mhs net
CIRCLE OF SU PPORT
Led by a licensed mental health therapist, learn strategies to cope with various life changes. Group meetings are held every Monday from 10:30 to 11:30 a m. Please call (954) 597-3642 for additional information
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
For information on volunteering for Parks and Recreation programs or events , please contac t Michelle Sendik , Recreation Site Super visor, Michelle. Sendik@Tama rac org or call (95 4) 597-3620.
CIT Y OF TAMAR AC FOOD AN D PET PANTRIES
The pantries are available to residents by appointment only, while supplies last. Income requirements must be met. Applications must be submitted prior to par ticipating Visit Tamarac .gov/SocialSer vices or call (95 4) 597-36 42
TECH COMPUTER LITERACY CLASSES
Monthly classes are held on the second Monday and third Thursday from 1 0 a m - noon . These sessions will address computers , tablets , cell phones , Wi- Fi, ema il, Zoom and other commonly used applications Registration Code 2470 41
WE LLN ESS WE DN ESDAY ’ S
Join Healthcare for H umanit y, Inc at the communit y center on the second Wednesday of the month from 1 0 a . m . - noon for health initiatives that focus on seniors
HEAL PROGRAM
Join us ever y third Wednesday of the month from 6 PM to 7:30 PM at the Tamarac Recreation Center, located at 7501 N . Universit y Drive, for an oppor tunit y to connec t with other ac tive members and access valuable family suppor t resources . Presented by the YMC A of South Florida , this free program offers individual and group counseling sessions for families with minor children , with the goal of providing resources , education , and professional suppor t to help families thrive. Attendees can build connec tions within the communit y, learn about available ser vices , and receive guidance in a welcoming environment. Light refreshments will be ser ved
TAMAR AC E XPRESS SH UT TLE
Monthly on the 2nd Wednesday; Coral Square Mall, $2 round-trip; schedule subjec t to change, drivers may only drop off at scheduled stops . Paratransit members must contac t the Transpor tation O ffice to schedule a connec ting ride to the Tamarac Communit y Center. Destinations include, but are not limited to: Coral Square Mall, B Js , Ramblewood Square, RK Coral Pa lm Plaza , Trader Joes , Atlantic Crossing Plaza and more. For more information or to schedule your ride, call (95 4) 597-36 49
G RE AT ESCAPE DAY TRIPS 2026
Monthly on the 3rd Thursday. The G reat E scape Day Trips offer a fun , stress-free day with transpor tation $3 per person at sign-up, Firstcome, first-ser ved . From 1 0 a m . to 3 p m , residents pay for all attrac tions and food/beverages . Destination includes , but is not limited to: the Holly wood B oardwalk / Margaritaville, Flagler M useum , Dania Pointe , Coconut Creek C asino, West Palm B each O utlets , Pembroke L akes and Sawgrass Mills . C all (95 4) 597-3620 for more information .
S P E C IAL E VE NTS
BACK-TO -SCHOOL SPL ASH
Make a splash before the school year begins at the Cit y of Tamarac ’s B ack-to -School Splash! Dive into an ac tion-packed day of poolside fun featuring music , games , fa milyfriendly ac tivities , and plent y of excitement for all ages . B ring your friends and family and celebrate the end of summer with an unforgettable day of fun in the sun!
When: Saturday, August 1
Tim e: 1 0 a . m . - 1 p. m .
Where: Caporella Aquatic Center
Price: Free
Register: Tamarac Gov/SpecialEvents
BACK-TO -SCHOOL RESOU RCE FAIR
Free backpacks and giveaways for the first 20 0 attendees , first come, first ser ved . Enjoy communit y resources and a back-to -school showcase, plus don’t miss the 11:30 a . m . Rip the Hallways modeling show.
When: Saturday, August 8
Time: 1 0 a m . - 1 p m
Where: Tamarac Community Center
Price: Free
HISPANIC HE RITAG E MONTH
Celebrate with an unforgettable night of music , culture and communit y under the stars in Tamarac! Enjoy live enter tainment, delicious food trucks and vibrant traditions that bring the spirit of Hispanic heritag e to life for all ages
When: Friday, September 1 9
Time: 6:30 - 9 p. m .
Where: Tamarac Village Amphitheater
Price: Free
COM M U NIT Y GAR AG E SALE
When: Saturday, Oc tober 3
Time: 7:30 a m . - 12 p m
Vendor setup
5:30 a . m . - 7 a . m .
Where: Tamarac Park
Price: Early Registration: July 1August 16 $30 per space
Late Registration: August 17 - October 2 $45 per space
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R e sid e n t s: $ 9 0
N o n - R e sid e n t s: $ 11 0
M E N ’ S 3 0 A N D OV E R
BA S K E T BA L L L E AG U E
R e c re a ti o n al b as ke tb al l l e ag u e
fo r M e n a g e s 3 0 a n d o l d e r
Re g i s tra ti o n fo r th e Fa l l s e a s o n wi l l
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p l aye d a t th e Ta m a ra c C o m m u n it y
C e n te r o n e ith e r T h u r s d ay o r
Tu es d ay eve n i ng
R e sid e n t s: $ 9 5
N o n - R e sid e n t s: $ 1 0 5
TAMAR AC S O CC E R AC AD E M Y
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a c a d e my fo r k i d s of va ri o u s a g e s
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For more information about programs and activities listed in the D
r y S ection of Tam-A- G ram , please contact the P arks and R ecreation D ep ar tme nt at ( 9 5 4) 597-36 2 0 . Times and locations are subject to change without notice
F A C I L I T Y L O C AT I O N S
CAPORE LL A AQUATIC COM PLEX AN D FITN ESS CE NTE R 930 0 NW 5 8th St
CAPORE LL A PARK 520 0 Prospec t Rd .
COLONY WEST GOLF CLU B 6 8 50 NW 8 8th Ave.
GARY B JON ES PARK FOR PEOPLE AN D PU PS 81 01 Southgate B lvd .
MAIN L AN DS PARK 450 0 Monterey D r. SU NSET POINT PARK 11 0 0 0 W. M cN ab Rd
SWIM CE NTR AL AN N EX PARK 5 8 0 0 NW 9 8th Ave
TAMAR AC COM M U NIT Y CE NTE R 8 601 W. Commercial B lvd .
TAMARAC MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER 753 1 N . U niversit y D r.
WATE RS E DG E PARK 750 8 NW 61st St . Scan t he Q R can code for more ode Special Events pecial
TAMARAC PARK RECREATION CENTER 7501 N . U niversit y D r.
TAMAR AC SPORTS COM PLEX 9 9 01 NW 77th St
TE PHFORD PARK 1 0 0 03 Southgate B lvd .
VETE R ANS’ M E MORIAL PARK 782 5 Southgate B lvd .
