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Ramblewood East residents press Coral Springs commission as police open probe into association finances and election practices
Summary
Multiple Ramblewood East homeowners told the Coral Springs City Commission about alleged mismanagement, withheld ballots and intimidation by their condo board. The department assigned a detective to a financial investigation and asked residents to file complaints with state regulators.
Ramblewood East condominium residents urged the Coral Springs City Commission on Feb. 5 to intervene after months of alleged mismanagement, missed ballots and threats from their homeowners association leadership.
The speakers said long-serving board members have purchased rental units, withheld financial information, moved to impose a rental program without clear voter approval, and impeded the run-up to a Feb. 17 board election. Several homeowners said ballots had not been received and alleged the board had pressured owners not to vote for specific candidates.
Why it matters: Ramblewood East residents said the situation threatens homeowners’ rights, safety and housing stability for seniors and single-parent households who live in the complex. The city’s police and administrative responses could affect whether alleged misconduct is treated as criminal, regulatory or contractual.
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