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Margate formally recognizes Juneteenth as city holiday for non‑bargained employees

September 03, 2026 | Margate, Broward County, Florida


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Margate formally recognizes Juneteenth as city holiday for non‑bargained employees
The commission approved a resolution recognizing Juneteenth (June 19) as a paid holiday for non‑bargained municipal employees and directed the city manager to negotiate with unionized bargaining units on the holiday's inclusion for those employees.

Mayor Ossorio and commissioners framed the measure as a long‑overdue recognition of the federal holiday; the item passed unanimously. City staff clarified this action applies to non‑bargained personnel and that unionized employees must be covered through collective‑bargaining negotiations. Several residents urged the commission to consider local celebrations to mark the day, and commissioners asked staff to return with suggestions for low‑cost commemorations that comply with state law.

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