Newly appointed members of the Margate Board of Adjustment took the spotlight during their first meeting on June 4, 2025, as they introduced themselves and shared their backgrounds. The meeting kicked off with a warm welcome, skipping the oath-taking ceremony since it had already been completed earlier in the evening.

Among the new members, Barbara Farris, a ten-year resident of Margate, expressed her enthusiasm for joining the board. Candy Harris, a registered nurse with 35 years of experience, highlighted her commitment to the community after living in Margate for six years. Bradley Uribe, a property manager and newcomer to the board, shared his excitement about contributing to local governance. Russell Anderson, a long-time resident of 28 years and an experienced teacher and athletic director, brought valuable insights from his previous role as president of his condo board.

The meeting set a collaborative tone as members prepared to tackle the agenda, which included the election of officers. This gathering marks a significant step for the board as it gears up to address important community issues in Margate. The diverse backgrounds of the new members promise a range of perspectives that could enhance decision-making in the city.