Music Fest, Teen Forum, Tax Help, and Earth Month Events Highlight Busy April • Coral Springs Talk

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New County Mayor Michael Udine: “My Focus is Healthy and Sustainable Broward”

Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine.

From Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine

Ready for some great music and beach vibes? The annual Tortuga Music Festival is here, and ready to kick off our summer season. The festival runs from April 10-12 this year and includes artists such Post Malone, Riley Green, and Kenny Chesney. Tortuga has a huge economic impact on our local community. In addition, part of its mission is to help with ocean conservation efforts that protect our vital ecosystems and environment. Check out all the great events throughout the festival at visitlauderdale.com and get ready to relax on the beach!

Ready to learn how government works? The annual Coral Springs Teen Political Forum will take place at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts on April 16 at 6:30 PM. This event provides youth throughout District 3 and Broward County with the opportunity to ask tough questions and gain insight into the challenges policymakers face daily. Elected leaders from state, county and cities will all participate. I look forward to seeing these young leaders run for office in the future and appreciate them attending to make their voices heard.

Tax season is here, and the deadline is approaching fast. Your taxes or extension request must be filed by April 15. Need help? Taxes can be confusing, and Broward libraries offer many resources and free tax preparation for qualifying individuals. All events are first-come, first-served and provide tax professionals to assist you. Visit Broward.org/library for more information about programs and to find out when one will be held at your local library.

This spring, it has been my honor to recognize various organizations throughout our community with proclamations from Broward County. In March, I recognized American Red Cross Month, and in April, I will be presenting a proclamation to our first responders who are being honored with the “Tom Gallagher Awards” during “National 911 Education Month.” I will also present a proclamation in support of the “Walk Like MADD” event held by the group Mothers Against Drunk Driving. These amazing organizations do vital work, along with many others in our community every day.

April is Earth Month with Earth Day celebrated on April 22. There will be many events hosted throughout the County, including many at our parks. In District 3, Coral Springs will host Earth Fest at the Sawgrass Nature Center in the Coral Springs Sports Complex on April 25 from 9 AM to 12 PM. It will feature nature exhibits, community garden displays, raffles, and a plant giveaway. Best of all, the event is free! Enjoy this great educational and fun opportunity for the whole family.

Finally, I would like to wish a very Happy Easter and Passover to all who celebrate. Whether participating in a community egg hunt or enjoying family around the seder table, let’s all enjoy time with our loved ones and the blessings that we have received.

Let’s connect! The top priority in my office is maintaining contact with the residents of District 3 and Broward County. We are available by phone, email, and social media. Reach me at [email protected] or at my office at (954) 357-7003. On social media, find me at Facebook/CommissionerMichaelUdine and @MichaelUdine on X (formerly Twitter) or Instagram to receive important updates and see what’s happening in our community.

Michael Udine

Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine represents Seat Three, covering Coral Springs, Parkland, Tamarac, and North Lauderdale.

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