Mayor of North Lauderdale
Let's keep going.
Four years of results in North Lauderdale: federal funds for public safety, food for our families, care for our seniors, a $12 million pump station to fight flooding, lowering the proposed tax rate from 7.65 to 7.40 mills, and a clean audit.
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Mayor Borgelin, in his own words
- Public safety is number one. It's a priority.
- Things are tough nowadays. We want to be able to help them as much as we can.
- You are the backbones of our community.
- We're not going to forget you.
Narrator
- In April, the city broke ground on a twelve-million-dollar pump station to fight flooding.
- In September, he moved to lower the proposed tax rate.
- And the city's last audit came back clean.
- Four years of results. More work ahead.
- Re-elect Mayor Samson Borgelin. Let's keep going.
On screen
- Securing federal funds $750,000 for public safety improvements
- Giving back: food for our families Thanksgiving food giveaway · Nov. 15, 2025
- Looking after our seniors Senior holiday party · Dec. 17, 2025
- Improving daily life in our neighborhoods $12 million pump station to fight flooding
- Keeping the tax rate down Moved to lower the proposed rate from 7.65 to 7.40 mills · Passed unanimously
- Re-elect Mayor Samson Borgelin. Let's keep going. Vote by Tuesday, November 3. voteborgelin.com
- Political advertisement paid for and approved by Samson Borgelin, for Mayor of North Lauderdale.