Coconut Creek: charter review every six years from 2030
Coconut Creek city · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
Shall the Charter be amended to require review of the City Charter every six years beginning in January 2030 in order to align with the general election schedule? Currently, the Charter is reviewed every five years, which often does not align with a scheduled election thereby creating a delay in voter consideration of the board’s recommendations.
In plain language
A VoterDecoder summary of the official measure text.
Coconut Creek voters are asked whether the charter should be reviewed every six years, beginning in January 2030. The question says the charter is currently reviewed every five years, which often does not align with a scheduled election. It says that mismatch can delay voter consideration of the board's recommendations. A YES vote changes the review schedule to every six years, starting January 2030, to align with the general election schedule. A NO vote keeps the five-year review schedule.
Official ballot arguments
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