City Commission

The Coral Springs City Commission consists of five (5) members elected at large by the residents of Coral Springs to serve as the city's governing body, representing all residents.

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Learn more about each city official including office hours and their experience.

Mayor Scott J. Brook

In 2024, Scott J. Brook, the Mayor of Coral Springs and a renowned attorney specializing in family law, was officially sworn in for another term.

Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen

Nancy Metayer Bowen, a long-time resident of Coral Springs, serves as the city’s first African-American and Haitian-American woman Commissioner.

Shawn Cerra

Shawn Cerra, a resident of Coral Springs since 1993, was sworn in for an additional term in November 2022.

Joshua Simmons

Joshua Simmons became the first African American Commissioner in Coral Springs when he was elected in November 2018 and was sworn in for a second term in November 2022.

Joseph McHugh

Joseph McHugh, a Coral Springs resident since 1993, was elected City Commissioner for Seat 5 in November 2024.

Coral Springs Milestone Recognition

The Milestone Recognition program acknowledges and celebrates long-term residents, local businesses, newborns, and residents achieving naturalization.

A personalized letter of recognition, signed by the members of the Coral Springs City Commission, will be presented to the qualifying recipient. The letter will acknowledge and celebrate the recipient’s commitment and contributions to our vibrant and diverse community.

Eligibility

Individuals who have lived in Coral Springs for 40 years or more.
Businesses operating in Coral Springs for 25 years or more.
Residents with newborns.
Residents achieving naturalization as United States citizens.

The City of Coral Springs may verify the eligibility criteria outlined above as part of the Milestone Recognition Program's approval process. If necessary, the city may contact applicants for further information or to request supporting documents.

Please contact the Commission Office at 954-344-5911 for any questions.

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Elected Official for the Day

The City of Coral Springs is excited to announce the Elected Official for the Day program, an incredible opportunity for students attending school (or homeschooled) within our city limits to experience our local government's responsibilities and decision-making processes firsthand. This program aims to foster civic engagement, empower our youth, and provide our young residents with a unique and educational experience.

The selected students will have the opportunity to experience a day in the life of our Mayor, Vice Mayor or Commissioners. They will accompany the elected official to meetings, engage in discussions with city officials, and get a behind-the-scenes look at how local government operates. It's a chance for young minds to learn, contribute their ideas, and inspire change in our community. Parent/responsible adult chaperones will need to accompany elementary/middle school students who are selected for the program.

Eligibility

All students currently attending school or being homeschooled in Coral Springs are eligible to participate in the Elected Official for the Day program. This includes students from public, private, and charter schools and those being homeschooled within our city. Eligible students must be from 3rd to 12th grade.

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