Broward County public meetings in 2024

MAP-Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Workshop

The Broward County Transportation Surtax Oversight Board is holding a workshop with presentations on the Miami-Dade County Citizens Independent Transportation Trust (CITT), the Broward County Land-Use Plan, a traffic signal system update, a proposed program performance audit scope, and results of a low-stress multi-modal master plan public perception survey. The board is also receiving reports from the chair, members, board coordinator, and general counsel.

• Miami-Dade CITT reports $4.8 billion in cumulative surtax expenditures from 2002-2023
• Broward County population projected to reach 2.24 million by 2050, a 294,000 increase
• Broward has only 12 square miles (2.8%) of vacant developable land
• Proposed program performance audit scope presented as Session 3
• Low-Stress Multi-Modal Master Plan public perception survey results presented

County Commission on 2024-12-10 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met and approved a large consent agenda (items 1-71) plus several regular and supplemental items, all by unanimous vote. Actions included board appointments, airport-related grants and agreements, public works contracts, and various property and road agreements. The meeting was largely procedural, with no major public hearings or controversial items noted.

• Approved $3,494,400 budget resolution for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Capital Fund
• Increased Automated People Mover Circulator project cost to $193,788,978 with grant funding up to $96,894,489
• Extended duty-free concession agreement with Broward Duty Free, LLC through December 31, 2026
• Authorized change order allowance increase for Public Safety Building fire alarm project to $440,924
• Approved lease extension for Deerfield Beach Percy White Branch Library for five years

The Broward County Commission approved a $7 million gap financing package for the Cross Creek mixed-use affordable housing development in Pompano Beach, which will include 467 total units with 440 income-restricted affordable units. The commission also enacted ordinances updating the County Business Enterprise and Small Business Enterprise goals and prevailing wage requirements for county construction contracts. A public hearing was set for January 28, 2025, to consider a landlord registration and rental property inspection ordinance.

• Approved $7M gap financing for Cross Creek affordable housing (467 units, 440 affordable) (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-43 updating CBE/SBE goals and reserves (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-44 amending prevailing wage requirements (9-0)
• Set Jan 28, 2025 public hearing on landlord registration ordinance (8-0)
• Approved $36.86M supplemental General Fund budget resolution (9-0)
• Approved $30.62M supplemental Enterprise Funds budget resolutions (9-0)
• Approved $3.19M FDOT grant for Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 29 improvements (8-0)
• Approved $2.365M Brightline railroad crossing safety improvements agreement (8-0)

County Commission

The Commission is reviewing several board appointments, aviation department grants, and public works agreements. Key discussions include funding for the Automated People Mover Circulator at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and infrastructure improvements in Parkland.

• Increase grant funding for the FLL Automated People Mover Circulator to $96,894,489
• Appropriate $3,494,400 to the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Capital Fund
• Authorize a $100,000 fund transfer for the Public Safety Building Fire Alarm project
• Approve lighting and landscape agreements with the City of Parkland at no cost to the County
• Grant an easement to Florida Power & Light Company at 600 N Andrews Ave

The Broward County Commission approved $7 million in gap financing for the Cross Creek mixed-use affordable housing development in Pompano Beach, which will include 467 total units with 440 income-restricted units. The board also enacted ordinances updating county business enterprise goals and prevailing wage requirements, and approved a $36.8 million supplemental budget for prior-year commitments. All votes were unanimous, with Vice-Mayor Bogen participating telephonically.

• Approved $7M gap financing for Cross Creek affordable housing development (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-43 updating CBE/SBE goals and reserves (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-44 amending prevailing wage requirements (9-0)
• Approved $36.86M supplemental budget resolution in General Fund (9-0)
• Approved $30.62M supplemental budget resolutions in Enterprise Funds (9-0)
• Approved $3.04M supplemental budget resolutions in Special Revenue Funds (9-0)
• Approved $8.2M supplemental budget resolutions in Capital Outlay Funds (9-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement for tax collection transition to Tax Collector (8-0)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission held its organizational meeting, swearing in commissioners and electing Beam Furr as Mayor and Mark Bogen as Vice-Mayor for one-year terms, both by 9-0 votes. The board also approved a consent agenda covering bridge grant amendments and the 2025 meeting schedule, with no substantive policy debates or public hearings.

• Elected Beam Furr as Mayor and Mark Bogen as Vice-Mayor, both 9-0
• Approved amendments to FDEP grant agreements for SE 3rd Avenue, Andrews Avenue, and SW 7th Avenue bridge scour protection projects
• Approved 2025 meeting schedule for the County Commission
• Approved December 2024 schedule changes (supplemental item)
• No board appointments were made

The Broward County Commission elected Beam Furr as Mayor and Mark Bogen as Vice-Mayor for one-year terms, both by 9-0 votes. The commission also approved a consent agenda including three bridge scour protection grant amendments, the 2025 meeting schedule, and a December schedule change. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond these administrative and ceremonial actions.

• Elected Beam Furr as Mayor for one-year term (9-0)
• Elected Mark Bogen as Vice-Mayor for one-year term (9-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 1-5 and supplemental item 8 (unanimous)
• Authorized amendments for SE 3rd Avenue Bridge Scour Protection grant (9-0)
• Authorized amendments for Andrews Avenue Bridge Scour Protection grant (9-0)
• Authorized amendments for SW 7th Avenue Bridge Scour Protection grant (9-0)
• Approved 2025 commission meeting schedule (9-0)
• Approved December schedule change (9-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will hold its regular meeting on November 19, 2024, including ceremonial items, election of Mayor and Vice-Mayor, and several consent agenda items. The consent agenda includes approval of board appointments, authorization of grant amendments for three bridge scour protection projects (SE 3rd Ave, Andrews Ave, SW 7th Ave) with no additional financial obligation, and approval of the 2025 meeting schedule. The regular agenda includes reports from the Mayor and County Administrator, and a supplemental item to amend the December 2024 meeting calendar.

• Election of Mayor and Vice-Mayor for the commission
• Approval of appointments to various boards
• Authorization of grant amendments for SE 3rd Avenue, Andrews Avenue, and SW 7th Avenue Bridge Scour Protection projects
• Approval of the 2025 County Commission meeting schedule
• Amendment to the December 2024 meeting calendar

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on November 12, 2024, and approved a consent agenda of 51 items plus several regular and supplemental items. Key actions included a major contract increase for the Port Everglades bulkhead replacement project, several budget resolutions, and setting public hearings for December 10, 2024. The meeting included proclamations, a farewell to Commissioner Ryan, and a moment of silence.

• Approved Amendment No. 1 to Moss & Associates contract for Port Everglades Bulkhead Replacement, increasing contract by $61,254,663 to $152,200,000
• Adopted budget resolution for Port Everglades Capital Fund in amount of $65,139,100 for bulkhead project
• Approved $12,092,944 FDOT block grant for public transit with equal county match
• Approved $81,200 Strategic Job Creation Incentive for Project Maverick (116 new jobs)
• Set public hearings for Dec 10, 2024 on Port Everglades franchise assignments, Wilton Manors redevelopment units, and Hollywood land use amendment

The Broward County Commission approved a $14 million expenditure for 100 temporary housing homes on the Shaw parcel, but a subsequent vote failed 4-4 after Commissioner Geller changed his vote. The commission also approved a $61.25 million increase for the Port Everglades bulkhead replacement project and continued four landfill-related items to January 2025.

• Approved $14M for 100 temporary homeless housing homes on Shaw parcel (5-3, later failed 4-4)
• Approved $61.25M increase for Port Everglades bulkhead replacement (9-0)
• Continued Monarch Hill landfill expansion and related ordinances to Jan 28, 2025 (8-0)
• Approved $10.8M Taxiway A pavement rehab at FLL Airport (9-0)
• Approved $11.6M exit roadway improvements at FLL Airport (9-0)
• Approved $2.5M EPA diesel emissions grant with $16.2M county match (9-0)
• Approved $12.09M FDOT transit block grant with matching funds (9-0)
• Enacted ethics ordinance amending county code (9-0)

County Commission

The County Commission will consider a $61.3 million amendment to the Port Everglades bulkhead replacement contract, increasing the total to $152.2 million. Other items include conveying a county-owned lot to United Way for affordable housing, accepting a $2.5M EPA grant for shore power, and setting public hearings on land use changes and franchise renewals. Budget transfers for the Broward Sheriff's Office and a job creation incentive for Project Maverick are also on the agenda.

• Amendment to Port Everglades bulkhead replacement contract increased by $61,254,663 to $152,200,000
• Conveyance of county-owned lot to United Way for affordable housing development
• Acceptance of $2.5M EPA grant with $16.2M county match for diesel emissions reduction at Port Everglades
• Resolution to allocate 750 redevelopment units to the City of Wilton Manors
• Small-scale land use plan amendment in Hollywood

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 48 items and separately considered several pulled items, including setting public hearings for November 12, 2024, on ordinances related to the Monarch Hill landfill expansion, a land-use plan amendment, and a waste-limitation ordinance. The board also approved multiple contracts, grants, and agreements, including airport leases, a trash pickup contract increase, and funding for child abuse services.

• Approved setting public hearing for Monarch Hill landfill expansion ordinance (Resolution 2024-475, 8-1 vote)
• Approved setting public hearing for land-use plan amendment PC 22-5 in Broward Municipal Services District (Resolution 2024-476, 8-1 vote)
• Approved setting public hearing for ordinance prohibiting landfilling of certain specified waste (sponsored by Vice-Mayor Furr)
• Approved $110,000 increase to equipment rental contract with Trane US Inc., raising total to $1,020,469
• Approved $122,612 increase to trash pick-up contract with Panzarella Waste & Recycling, raising total to $3,492,590

The Broward County Commission approved four resolutions to set public hearings for November 12, 2024, on proposed ordinances related to the Monarch Hill Landfill expansion, including a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment, a land use plan amendment, waste limitation rules, and height limits for landfills in the A-6 district. All four resolutions passed 8-1, with Commissioner Bogen voting no. The commission also approved numerous consent agenda items, including contracts, grants, and appointments, and held public hearings on Port Everglades franchise renewals and a rezoning.

• Approved resolution to set public hearing on Monarch Hill Landfill expansion (8-1)
• Approved resolution to set public hearing on land use plan amendment (8-1)
• Approved resolution to set public hearing on waste limitation ordinance (8-1)
• Approved resolution to set public hearing on landfill height limits (8-1)
• Approved $22M multifamily housing revenue note for Woodsdale Oaks (9-0)
• Approved $2.8M UKG timekeeping software agreement (9-0)
• Approved $2.25M grant application for ADA-accessible transit vehicles (9-0)
• Approved rezoning of Washington Park lots from RS-6 to GP-1 (8-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission is meeting to approve several airport terminal leases and public works contracts. The body is also setting public hearings for November 12 regarding the Monarch Hill Landfill expansion and other land use plan amendments.

• Proposed public hearing for Monarch Hill Landfill expansion ordinance
• Terminal building leases with Compania Panamena De Aviacion, S.A. and Porter Airlines (Canada) Limited Co
• Contract increase of $110,000 for equipment rental services with Trane US, Inc.
• Trash pick-up contract amendment with A.J. Panzarella, LLC increasing total amount by $122,612
• Grant of $501,500 for recovery services for survivors of child abuse and sexual violence

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on October 8, 2024, and approved a 41-item consent agenda, plus transferred items, covering board appointments, airport construction grants, a stormwater project, property reclassification, a federal HIV/AIDS grant, port security funding, and budget transfers. The board also approved several board appointments and waivers of conflict, and deferred item 21.

• Approved $2,911,925 construction cost increase for North Perry Airport runway crossing mitigation project (grant up to $145,596)
• Approved $1,424,820 construction cost increase for North Perry Airport apron reconfiguration project (grant up to $71,241)
• Approved $649,588 work authorization for Broadview Park Green Infrastructure Stormwater Flood Mitigation Project
• Approved $1,411,111 Port Security Grant from FEMA with $470,370 county match for port security enhancements
• Approved $960,000 transfer to fund five school resource officers in Pompano Beach schools

The Broward County Commission approved the consent agenda (Items 1-41) unanimously, with two items pulled for separate consideration. The board enacted ordinances on public camping/sleeping and the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program, and approved a resolution amending the Administrative Code related to PACE. A motion to allocate $50,000 per commissioner for municipal cultural grants failed 3-5.

• Approved consent agenda Items 1-41 (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2024-37 on public camping/sleeping (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2024-38 on PACE program (8-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-469 amending Administrative Code on PACE (8-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-451 transferring $960,000 for school resource officers (8-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-465 granting bunkering franchise to Shell NA LNG (9-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-468 releasing alleyway in Pompano Beach (9-0)
• Failed motion for Municipal Cultural Grant Program (3-5)

County Commission

The County Commission will consider several infrastructure amendments for North Perry Airport and Port Everglades. The body is also reviewing board appointments, a personnel cap for Fiscal Year 2025, and various budget transfers for law enforcement.

• Increase construction costs for two North Perry Airport projects to $2,911,925 and $1,424,820
• Contract with KCI Technologies, Inc. for Broadview Park stormwater flood mitigation up to $649,588
• Acceptance of a $1,411,111 FEMA grant for Port Everglades security enhancements
• Budget resolution to transfer $960,000 for five school resource officers in Pompano Beach
• Approval of a Fiscal Year 2025 personnel cap of 6,930

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 44 items plus supplemental items, including board appointments, airport grants, utility easements, and budget resolutions. Key actions include authorizing a $44,093,591 federal transit grant application, approving airport infrastructure grants for North Perry Airport, and accepting utility easements for water projects.

• Approved $44,093,591 FTA Urbanized Area Formula Grant application for transit
• Approved $4,067,342 FAA grant for Taxiway A Extension at North Perry Airport
• Approved $1,176,800 state grant for Mitigate RW 1L-19R Crossings at North Perry Airport
• Approved $5,356,653 LIHEAP budget for home energy assistance
• Approved $1,600,891 Community Services Block Grant for financial stability services

The Broward County Commission approved a term sheet for a new nine-year operating agreement with the Florida Panthers, with two five-year renewal options at the county's discretion. The commission also approved a consent agenda covering 44 items, including grants, contracts, and budget resolutions, and enacted several ordinances related to child care licensing, development review, and school impact fees.

• Approved term sheet for new 9-year arena operating agreement with Panthers (9-0)
• Approved consent agenda of 44 items (unanimous)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-33 on child care licensing (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-34 suspending transportation concurrency assessments (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-35 ratifying school impact fees (8-0)
• Approved $7.5M increase for airport terminal modernization contract (7-0)
• Approved resolution supporting release of 10 cities from tri-party education agreements (7-1)
• Approved 2025 health insurance with 5% employee deduction increase (6-1)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission is meeting to decide on several high-value grant agreements for airport and transit infrastructure. The body will also consider funding for resident financial stability and home energy assistance.

• Grant agreements for North Perry Airport totaling $5,709,571 for construction and design
• Federal Transit Administration grant applications for $44,093,591 and $3,639,701
• Appropriation of $1,600,891 for financial stability and $5,356,653 for home energy assistance
• Contract increase of $3,129,540 for CPZ Architects, Inc. at Port Everglades
• Tire purchase agreements with Michelin and Goodyear each increased to $4,500,000

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda and several regular items, including a $77.7 million FAA grant for the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Terminal Connectors project, a $25 million federal grant for low-emission transit, and funding for homeless and support services. The meeting also included board appointments and various contracts and resolutions.

• Approved $77,675,450 FAA grant for Terminal Connectors project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Approved $25,000,000 federal grant for Low or No Emissions transit program
• Approved $20,905,152 for support services and $20,047,540 for homeless services
• Approved $16,967,885 grant application for HIV/AIDS services
• Approved $83,930 for Automated License Plate Readers for Wilton Manors Police

The Broward County Commission approved a $77,675,450 Federal Aviation Administration grant for the Terminal Connectors project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The board also approved over $40 million in funding for homeless services and support services, and enacted several land use plan amendments. A revised schedule of water and wastewater rates was approved with a 6-2 vote.

• Approved $77,675,450 FAA grant for airport Terminal Connectors project (8-0)
• Approved $20,905,152 for support services to specified providers (7-0, Mayor Rich abstained)
• Approved $20,047,540 for homeless services and single-source providers (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2024-25 for Margate land use plan amendment (7-1, Bogen no)
• Approved revised water/wastewater rates Resolution 2024-383 (6-2, Bogen and McKinzie no)
• Approved $25M federal grant for low/no emissions transit (7-0)
• Approved $5.2M JetBlue lease amendment for Terminal 3 project (7-0)
• Deferred Royal Caribbean cruise terminal agreement to Sept 17

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will vote on multiple contracts, grants, and leases, including a $77.7M FAA grant for airport terminal connectors, a $25M federal transit grant, and a $370K annual cleaning services contract. The meeting also includes waivers for conflicted board members and single-source determinations for homeless services providers.

• Approve $77,675,450 FAA grant for Terminal Connectors project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Approve $25,000,000 federal transit grant for Low or No Emissions program
• Approve $370,000 annual cleaning services contract with OIC of South Florida Inc.
• Approve Marine Terminal Lease and Operating Agreement with A.G. Royce Metal Marketing for 3.94 acres at Port Everglades
• Approve $20,905,152 in funding for support services providers

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on August 22, 2024, and approved a consent agenda of 76 items, plus several board appointments and a $50 million federal grant for the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Terminal Connectors project. The meeting included public hearings and regular agenda items, with one item withdrawn and one deferred.

• Approved $50,000,000 FAA grant for Terminal Connectors project at FLL
• Approved termination of Bobby's Landing, LLC lease at North Perry Airport
• Approved revocable license agreement with Fairfield OFP LLC along SE 3rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale
• Approved highway maintenance agreement with FDOT for NW 21st Avenue project, estimated $8,160 cost to County
• Appointed members to Climate Change Task Force, Medical Marijuana Advisory Board, and other boards

The Broward County Commission approved a $50 million Federal Aviation Administration grant for the Terminal Connectors project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The board also approved a $47.9 million advertising agency contract for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, and enacted an ordinance for a special assessment on private hospitals to fund uncompensated charity care. The PACE program ordinance and related interlocal agreement were continued to October 8, 2024.

• Approved $50M FAA grant for FLL Terminal Connectors (8-0)
• Approved $47.9M advertising contract for Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2024-23 for hospital special assessment (8-0)
• Continued PACE program ordinance and ILA to Oct 8 (8-0)
• Approved $3.756M FDOT grant for I-95 Express Bus Service (8-0)
• Approved $3.65M FDOT grant for I-595 Express Bus Service (8-0)
• Approved $1.12M transfer for crime prevention programs (7-0, Mayor abstained)
• Approved $9M referral rate agreement for elderly services (7-0, Mayor abstained)

County Commission

The County Commission will meet to discuss various board appointments and infrastructure projects. Key items include aviation grants, utility easements, and public works agreements.

• FAA Grant Agreement of $50,000,000 for Terminal Connectors at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Contract increase of $114,584 for Brown and Caldwell for Reclaimed Water Plant Expansion engineering services
• Agreement for $226,136 in matching funds for the State of Florida Medicaid Low Income Pool program
• Termination of lease agreement with Bobby’s Landing, LLC at North Perry Airport
• Highway Maintenance Agreement with FDOT for NW 21st Avenue improvements at an estimated cost of $8,160

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop for the recommended Broward County FY2027 budget. The agenda includes an overview of the budget, resources, and links to related documents. It appears to be informational and procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed.

• Understanding Your Recommended Broward County Budget FY2027
• Recruitment for Budget and Management Analyst Position
• Performance Measure Reports
• Budget Mandates
• FY21 JAG Request for Public Comment

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on June 18, 2024, and approved a large consent agenda (Items 1-62) plus several regular and supplemental items. Key actions included approving a terminal lease at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a joint agreement with Parkland for a roundabout project, and multiple grant agreements from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The meeting also included proclamations and board appointments.

• Approved Terminal Building Lease Agreement with SMS International Shore Operations US, Inc. for storage space at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Terminal 3, Level 2, from Sept 2, 2024 to Sept 1, 2029.
• Approved Joint Participation Agreement with City of Parkland for roundabout improvements at Hillsboro Boulevard and NW 64th Terrace/NW 74th Place, with $250,000 paid by the City.
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-311 authorizing $463,083 in Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds (including $400,603 FDLE and $62,480 county match) for specified service providers.
• Approved multiple FDLE grant agreements: $178,000 for Nancy J. Cotterman Center equipment, $43,504 for oversight, $32,000 for mental health first aid training books, $20,000 for sentence mitigation training, and $127,099 for State Attorney's Office equipment.
• Approved First Amendment to Agreement with Global Vision Technologies, Inc. increasing not-to-exceed amount from $1,570,000 to $2,226,000 for Human Services Client Services Management System replacement.

County Commission

The County Commission is reviewing various administrative actions including several board appointments and public works projects. The agenda also includes multiple grant agreements and contract amendments across departments such as Aviation, Human Services, and Water Management.

• Appoint Joshua C. Johnson to the Central Examining Board
• Lease agreement for storage space in Terminal 3 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Reclassification of property at 600 North Andrews Avenue as public right-of-way
• Joint Participation Agreement with City of Parkland for a roundabout project estimated at $250,000
• Increase Global Vision Technologies, Inc. contract from $1,570,000 to $2,226,000

County Commission

The Commission is considering several infrastructure and service agreements, including a major increase for the Copans Transit Operations Facility. Other items include property easements, water utility appointments, and funding for substance use disorder treatment.

• Increase of Arcadis Group contract for Copans Transit Operations Facility from $5.5 million to $12.2 million
• Approval of $4,643,685 budget for community-based substance use disorder treatment services
• Grant application for $5,901,322 for Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged trip and equipment
• $100,000 grant to support hosting costs for the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup
• Acceptance of various road easements and property deeds at no cost to the County

County Commission

The Commission will consider several funding agreements and contract amendments. Key items include allocating millions for service providers, renewing Boys & Girls Clubs agreements, and increasing funding for the I-95 Express Bus Service.

• $3,822,617 appropriation for local match funding for service providers
• $2,109,062 total for Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County facilities
• $750,000 agreement with Areawide Council on Aging for emergency meals
• $385,000 agreement with CareerSource Broward for summer youth employment
• $150,000 funding increase for I-95 Express Bus Service operations

County Commission

The Commission is reviewing several aviation-related lease agreements for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport. Additional items include building automation upgrades at the Government Center, various land transfers, and multiple board appointments.

• Agreement of Lease between Broward County and Bobby’s Landing, LLC for North Perry Airport
• Amendment to BSO agreement for law enforcement services at FLL airport costing $31,293 annually
• Lease agreement with JetBlue Airways Corporation for 19 acres at FLL airport
• Work Authorization for building automation upgrades at Government Center East for $620,425
• Threshold increase for LEE Construction Group, Inc. contract to $24,082,000

County Commission

The Commission is considering several large-scale infrastructure projects, including a major expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Other items include water resilience grants, public transportation funding, and various departmental agreements.

• Increase total cost of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Phase II projects to $106,401,334
• Grant agreement for Dania Cut-Off Canal Resilience Project up to $4,750,000
• Grant agreement for Wastewater Pump Station (No. 300) Resilience Project up to $2,900,000
• Increase Port Everglades Wayfinding Information Signage contract to $4,423,058
• Public transportation operating costs grant of $10,904,807 with a required county match

County Commission

The Commission is considering several budget resolutions, including $79,894,490 for the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Other items include mosquito control grants, various utility easement acceptances, and elderly care service contracts.

• Budget resolution for $79,894,490 in grant funding for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Grant agreement of $170,000 for mosquito surveillance and control equipment
• Utility easement acceptances in Pompano Beach, Hollywood, and Pembroke Park
• Contract amendment for Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. increasing total amount to $5,085,318
• Funding increase of $51,199 for Areawide Council on Aging case management services

County Commission

The Commission is considering several grant amendments and agreements regarding aviation infrastructure at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport. The agenda also includes highway construction grants, utility easements, and various board appointments.

• Gate Expansion and Terminal Connectors project cost increase to $103,278,258
• Airfield Lighting Improvements at North Perry Airport cost increase to $3,675,000
• FDOT grant for Pine Island Road design services up to $1,000,000
• Engineering services amendment for water and wastewater projects totaling $5,137,600
• Ten-year license agreement with Global Terminal Holdings LLC at Port Everglades

County Commission

The Commission is considering several items including Ryan White fund disbursements, utility easements in Lauderdale Lakes, and affordable housing development funding. The agenda also includes requests for public hearings regarding land use, building codes, and parking facility licenses.

• Appropriation of $3,182,717 in Ryan White funds for service providers
• Funding agreement up to $5,500,000 for Andrews Apartments, LLC mixed-income development in Fort Lauderdale
• Acceptance of a road easement on NE 3rd Avenue in Fort Lauderdale at no cost to the County
• Acceptance of a $364,325 grant for the Urban Area Security Initiative
• Quitclaim deed of eight parcels to the City of Miramar

County Commission

The Broward County Commission met to review various infrastructure, aviation, and human services items. The meeting included decisions on airport construction grants, water management projects, and board appointments. The commission also addressed contract amendments for judicial complex upgrades and engineering services.

• Appropriated $16,511,090 for Ryan White Program service providers
• Approved a grant agreement for up to $4,000,000 for Taxilane T Widening at FLL
• Authorized a $928,743 upgrade for the Judicial Complex North Building automation system
• Increased engineering services contract for water and sewer improvements to $5,806,772
• Approved a $600,000 grant from FDEP for Canal Pump Station (S-45) improvements