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Candidate Profile: Brandi Zabadal Says Pompano’s Growth Must Keep Pace With Infrastructure

POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — District 2 City Commission candidate Brandi Zabadal says Pompano Beach can continue to grow, but the city needs to make sure its infrastructure and existing neighborhoods grow with it. “I hear residents asking, ‘Are we growing faster than our infrastructure can handle?’” Zabadal said. “People want to see Pompano succeed, but

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Candidate Profile: Alison Fournier Points to Infrastructure, Fiscal Oversight in District 3 Race

Pompano Beach District 3 Commissioner Alison Fournier is seeking another term, pointing to progress on the SE 6th Terrace bridge, road resurfacing and recreational improvements while arguing for greater scrutiny of city spending and debt. By Attiyya Atkins POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Commissioner Alison Fournier says residents looking for evidence of what she has accomplished

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Candidate Profile: Audrey Fesik Says Pompano Must Fix What It Has Before Funding What It Wants

By Attiyya Atkins Pompano Beach District 1 Commissioner Audrey Fesik is making infrastructure, flooding and fiscal restraint central to her case for another term, while calling for greater scrutiny of major City projects, Airpark growth and how residents participate in local government. POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Commissioner Audrey Fesik says some of the most important

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Candidate Profile: Patricia Hawkins-Williams Says District 4 Can No Longer Be an Afterthought

Former state representative and Lauderdale Lakes commissioner Patricia Hawkins-Williams is running for Pompano Beach City Commission District 4, arguing that Northwest Pompano needs greater investment, stronger communication from City Hall and a meaningful role in the city’s redevelopment. POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Patricia Hawkins-Williams has spent 16 years in elected office, but as she campaigns

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