Wayne Messam

Mayor of Miramar, FL. Climate-conscious business owner. Father of 3, husband. Natl 🏉 champ. 1st Gen 🇺🇸. Former Candidate for President of the United States.

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@AdamSchefter Go Noles

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The museum was constructed by the Clark/HJ Russell/ Smoot Joint Venture

HJ Russell is the largest Black Owned Construction Manager and Smoot is also a Black Owned CM. Clark is not Black Owned.

Know your mud pies before you reply to posts. This will not be another example of whitewashing history.

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Awesome job @CoconutPalmElem well deserved. 🎉💥🎉💥

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@CoconutPalmElem did it again!
This hard earned A is one of the highest the school’s ever earned & it’s dedicated to our @of_miramar community, parents, students and staff. @AP_NColey
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Statement from the Office of Mayor Wayne M. Messam on the Supreme Court TPS Ruling Affecting Haitian Families

The Office of Mayor Wayne M. Messam strongly opposes the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals.

This ruling is wrong and deeply troubling.

Haitians under TPS fled violence, instability, and disaster—conditions that have only worsened. Haiti continues to face severe unrest, gang violence, and humanitarian crises. Sending people back puts lives at risk.

TPS holders are vital members of our communities—workers, parents, and taxpayers who contribute to our economy and society. Many have built lives here over years.

This decision ignores reality and threatens to separate families and destabilize communities.

Miramar stands with its vibrant Haitian American community and values their contributions.

I urge federal leaders to act with urgency and compassion to protect Haitian TPS holders and provide a permanent solution.

America must not turn its back on those who came seeking safety and have followed the law.

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Miramar currently invests more than $4.44 million in senior related services, including Senior Services and Adult Daycare.

These are programs our seniors count on for care, transportation, wellness, recreation, referrals, and support.

But if the November property tax ballot question passes, it will be illegal for the City to use property tax dollars to fund senior services.

That means services our seniors depend on could be placed at risk.

So the question is simple:

Is that what you want for your city?
Is that what you want for our seniors?

Our seniors helped build Miramar. We should protect the services that help support them.

These are your property tax dollars at work.

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Could Miramar respond to a major hurricane without raising taxes?

Yes. Absolutely.

Public safety comes first. Our budget includes emergency reserves to help clear streets, remove debris, activate distribution sites, power critical infrastructure, and keep residents informed when it matters most.

These are your property tax dollars at work.

#PROPERTYTAXES
#YOURTAXDOLLARSATWORK

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Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, mentors, and father figures throughout our City of Miramar.

Today, we celebrate the men who lead with love, provide with sacrifice, protect with courage, and guide with wisdom. Your commitment to your families helps build the strong foundation upon which our community stands.

Thank you for the countless ways you show up every day through your hard work, your presence, your encouragement, and your example. The values you instill in our children and families help make Miramar the amazing city we are proud to call home.

On behalf of the City Commission and my family, I wish you a day filled with love, appreciation, and the joy of being surrounded by those who matter most.

Happy Father’s Day, Miramar!

Mayor Wayne M. Messam

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Today, we celebrate Juneteenth a day that reminds us that freedom delayed is still worth fighting for, and that progress is never guaranteed without vigilance, courage, and collective action.

Juneteenth is more than a commemoration of the end of slavery in America. It is a testament to the resilience of a people who endured injustice, overcame barriers, and continued to believe in the promise of a more perfect union.

As we reflect on this historic day, we must also acknowledge the challenges of our present moment. Across our nation, there are renewed efforts to erase history, diminish hard-fought gains, and question the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion. These challenges are not merely political debates they are reminders that the struggle for justice and equal opportunity continues.

The answer to these challenges is not division, hatred, or despair. It is unity. It is education. It is civic engagement. It is peaceful resistance. It is ensuring that future generations understand the sacrifices made by those who came before us and the responsibility we have to protect their legacy.

Let us honor Juneteenth not only with celebration, but with purpose. Let us support one another, strengthen our communities, defend truth, and continue the work of building a nation where freedom, opportunity, and justice belong to all.

Our ancestors endured far greater obstacles and still found a way to persevere. We owe it to them and to those who will come after us to keep moving forward together.

Happy Juneteenth. ❤️🖤💚

#Juneteenth #FreedomDay #Unity #Justice #Community #KeepMovingForward

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So proud of the work our Economic Development Department is doing. https://t.co/Bk88RjZL5t

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Miramar voters, my personal response to the property tax exemption amendment bill. Know the facts before you vote

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"The Sunbeam and the City of Miramar relationship has been amazing. It's been a partnership joined at the hip and this project, it completes the city," said Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam. Crews break ground on new Miramar Cove project set to transform. https://t.co/RSfwTAha1K

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Today, Miramar broke ground on a transformational project years in the making — Miramar Cove.

Nearly a decade ago, I shared a vision to reimagine Red Road & Miramar Parkway into a true destination for our residents. Today, that vision is reality through a $1.5B investment by Sunbeam that will redefine our Town Center with dining, entertainment, recreation, public spaces, & a signature central cove.

The future of Miramar is bright.

– Mayor Wayne Messam

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Happy Mother’s Day!
Today, we honor you-the heart of our families and the strength of our community.
Your love shapes our future.
Your strength uplifts us.
Your care holds us together.
Thank you for all that you do, every day.
WE SEE YOU. WE APPRECIATE YOU.
WE CELEBRATE YOU.

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Help us honor our fallen veterans during our city’s Memorial Day Ceremony. Nominate you family member today.
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Happy Easter, Miramar!

On this Resurrection Sunday, may we be reminded of the boundless, unconditional love of our Savior, Jesus Christ. In this holy season, let us reflect on His sacrifice, renew our faith, and embrace the spirit of hope, grace, and new beginnings.

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Sending prayers to the family of @NMetayerBowen and the city of @CoralSpringsFL. She was an inspiring leader and colleague. May her soul rest in peace.

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BREAKING NEWS: Coral Springs police say they are "currently working a death investigation" involving Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen. https://t.co/5toTeifc3i

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13th Annual Rhythms of Africa Returns to Miramar https://t.co/1mETxPMomR

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“Justice begins with recognizing the inherent worth in every person. As Dr. King taught us, progress is achieved when dignity guides our laws, our leadership, and our lives.”

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Jamaica Consul General, Food For The Poor and Miramar join forces to help Melissa-impacted island amid relief efforts https://t.co/234LYTOWCM via @wsvn