Mayor · County Commissioner, District 2
Mark D. Bogen
Chairs County Commission meetings. The mayor’s seat rotates among the nine commissioners each November.
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Mayor · County Commissioner, District 2
Chairs County Commission meetings. The mayor’s seat rotates among the nine commissioners each November.
Vice Mayor · County Commissioner, District 8
Vice Mayor and District 8 Commissioner; votes on county laws, zoning, regional transit, airport/seaport expansion, and the multi-billion dollar county budget.
County Commissioner, District 1
Represents District 1; decides on county ordinances, social and human services programs, environmental policies, and local government spending.
County Commissioner, District 3
Represents District 3; votes on countywide infrastructure, land development approvals, economic development grants, and public safety funding.
County Commissioner, District 4
Represents District 4; oversees county planning and zoning, port and aviation operations, coastal management, and local tax rates.
County Commissioner, District 5
Represents District 5; votes on affordable housing initiatives, regional transportation plans, county tax policy, and business regulations.
County Commissioner, District 6
Represents District 6; key decision-maker on county environmental protection, climate resilience, solid waste management, and regional parks.
County Commissioner, District 7
Represents District 7; votes on county capital improvement projects, public safety allocations, emergency management services, and community development grants.
County Commissioner, District 9
Represents District 9; enacts county laws, oversees county human services budgets, community renewal projects, and local public works.
Sheriff
Heads the Broward Sheriff’s Office; decides law enforcement strategy, detention facility management, unincorporated-area patrols, and county fire rescue operations.
Property Appraiser
Determines property valuations for tax purposes, approves or denies homestead and disability exemptions, and maintains the official county assessment roll.
Supervisor of Elections
Administers every municipal, county, state, and federal election in Broward; manages voter registration, polling locations, and vote counting.
Clerk of Courts
Maintains official court and county public records, processes court filings, manages jury summons, and collects court fees and fines.
Tax Collector
Collects real estate and tangible property taxes, tourist development taxes, vehicle and vessel registration fees, and driver license services.
State Attorney (17th Judicial Circuit)
Broward’s elected chief prosecutor; decides whether to file criminal charges, negotiates pleas, and prosecutes state law violations.
Public Defender (17th Judicial Circuit)
Directs legal defense for people accused of crimes in Broward who cannot afford a lawyer.
School Board Chair · District 3
Board Chair; leads board meetings and votes on district-wide school policies, budgets, curriculum adoptions, and District 3 initiatives.
School Board Vice Chair · District 5
Board Vice Chair; votes on educational standards, school construction and maintenance budgets, and operational policies.
School Board Member, District 1
Represents District 1; decides on school zoning, educational program funding, student safety protocols, and district administrative policies.
School Board Member, District 2
Represents District 2; votes on student mental health policies, school facility planning, support services, and district budgets.
School Board Member, District 4
Represents District 4; votes on school security upgrades, emergency response plans, educational quality, and annual district spending.
School Board Member, District 6
Represents District 6; votes on school board policy revisions, staff appointments, property acquisitions, and school operations.
School Board Member, District 7
Represents District 7; votes on district vendor contracts, instructional materials, student achievement standards, and administrative rules.
School Board Member, At-Large Seat 8
Countywide representative; votes on district-wide strategic plans, budget allocations, governance, and superintendent evaluations.
School Board Member, At-Large Seat 9
Countywide representative; votes on school safety measures, district-wide policy updates, teacher support programs, and district budgets.
Superintendent of Schools
Chief executive of the district, appointed by the board; manages daily operations of all Broward public schools, enforces board policy, and recommends budgets.