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Mayor Nick Sortal

Our Voice in City Hall

Since elected Mayor in 2022, Nick Sortal has focused on making Plantation more affordable, safer, and more responsive to the needs of our residents. Nick led the first millage-rate reduction in nearly a decade during the most recent budget process.

Other initiatives he cites include implementing police body cameras, opening North Acres Park, creating a stormwater team to reduce flooding, and expanding transparency and communication with residents through a regular email newsletter, a weekly “Monday Mayor’s Minute” video, and direct responses on social media.

Nick is in his eighth year as a Plantation elected official and previously served on the City Council from 2018 to 2022.

Meet Nick Sortal

Nick Sortal brings a unique depth of perspective to public service, blending 35 years of experience as a trusted journalist with a lifelong dedication to community leadership. Before becoming Mayor, Nick spent three decades at the Sun-Sentinel building a reputation for fairness and storytelling, eventually transitioning from covering local issues to solving them. Beyond City Hall, he is a devoted family man and tireless volunteer deeply rooted in Plantation; a resident of Jacaranda Lakes since 1993 with his wife, Robyn, he has served the city through everything from delivering groceries to seniors to organizing the “Plantation Palooza” benefit concert.

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Nick Sortal for Plantation Mayor
1100 NW 95th Ave.
Plantation, FL 33322

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