Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach

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• Freddy York is asking District 2 to hire him, and he still hasn’t told us who he is. It’s not on his website, and it’s not in any of his interviews. His website gives four labels: Coast Guard veteran, small business owner, husband and father, Pompano Beach resident. Those are good starting points, and voters want to hear more before Nov. 3: Coast Guard: What years? What was your job? What did it teach you that you’d bring to the commission? Your business: What is it? How many people do you em

  24 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Freddy York blames Rhonda Eaton for license plate readers. The company that sells them sent $5,000 to the people backing York. Eaton got nothing. RedSpeed sells license plate readers and has been lobbying Pompano Beach for a camera contract. $2,500 to Vice Mayor Alison Fournier, who's backing York. $2,500 to People for Pompano, the group that paid for her text telling you to elect him. $0 to Rhonda Eaton. Freddy, you attack Eaton over plate readers while the plate reader company funds your si

  21 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 7K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Freddy York keeps making videos about streetlights and license-plate cameras. Not one of them is about keeping you safe. Streetlights first. For years my part of District 2 had none. What we had was the BSO helicopter circling over our homes every night. Then the lights went in, and I don’t hear the helicopter anymore. His take: two videos mocking the lights for being too bright. “Thanks, Rhonda.” Too bright? I thought so too. In January 2023, I raised it with the city. It’s still an open iss

  17 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Freddy York says the city sends business “to companies outside of Pompano.” So does his own campaign. In a July reel filmed at the new beach concession stand, he wrote: “It isn’t bad enough they keep building new things, so they also send the business to companies outside of Pompano.” His campaign reports show that same month, he ordered printing from a wholesaler in Glendale, California. His signs came from Delray Beach. His voter data came from Tampa. His reports list $1,024 in campaign spe

  15 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Commissioner Fesik says “The Mayor’s vote stopped it.” The city’s own records tell a different story. Every vote is listed in the first comment, item by item, with file numbers you can look up. It takes six votes to tie. In the city’s 559 recorded roll calls, 29 main items failed 3-3. In 26 of them, the no votes came from Fesik, Fournier and Perkins. Here’s what three of those no votes stopped, straight from the city’s official minutes: City Hall financing, June 10, 2025. City Hall is being

  10 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Pompano Beach homeowner in District 2. I read the agendas, watch the meetings, and look up the votes. I have opinions, and I share them with my name on them. Follow for what's actually happening at City Hall.

  9 October 2026 · Dennis Burnham, Pompano Beach · $0 – $99 · 3K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library