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Mayor Castillo previews priorities after bond loss, highlights public safety and water work
Summary
Mayor Angelo Castillo delivered the annual State of the City, reviewing 2024 accomplishments — upgraded bond rating, public-safety metrics and infrastructure projects — and said the city will pursue alternate funding after voters rejected a $230 million bond.
Mayor Angelo Castillo delivered Pembroke Pines’ annual State of the City address on April 15, outlining accomplishments from 2024 and the administration’s next steps after voters rejected a proposed $230 million general-obligation bond.
In his remarks, Castillo said the city’s financial position remains strong: credit agencies recently upgraded Pembroke Pines’ bond rating, tax rates have been maintained or reduced for nearly a decade and the city has built
