Broward County public meetings in 2025

Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Meeting - December 12, 2025

The Transportation Surtax Oversight Board will receive updates on transportation programs, including a mobility sensor deployment project and FY2026 formula-based funding for rehabilitation, maintenance, and micro-transit services. The board will also discuss programmatic and financial data tracking metrics, and consider approving the minutes from the October 24, 2025 meeting.

• Mobility Sensor Deployment Project Update
• FY2026 Formula Based Funding Updates: Rehabilitation & Maintenance Projects, Micro-transit Service Funding
• Certified Business Enterprise (CBE) Goal Attainment Quarterly Report
• Discussion: Internal Dashboard: Programmatic and Financial Data Tracking – Part 2
• Motion to Approve Minutes of October 24, 2025 Meeting

County Commission on 2025-12-09 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met on December 9, 2025, and approved a 51-item consent agenda, covering routine contracts, grants, and administrative actions. The board also handled public hearings (items 52-74) and regular agenda items (75-81), with two items withdrawn and two pulled for separate consideration. Notable actions included approving the FY 2026 Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan, a $15.4 million HUD grant application for homelessness services, and a $10.66 million increase for the regional public safety communications system.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-474 adopting the FY 2026 Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (PTASP).
• Authorized a $15,400,000 HUD grant application for Continuum of Care and Youth Homeless Demonstration Program.
• Approved $10,661,000 increase to Motorola Solutions for the P25 public safety communications system.
• Approved $2,082,198 work authorization for NICE Systems to upgrade 911 phone system hardware and software.
• Approved $294,600 total increase for three ambulance transport providers to add school routes and students ages 18-21.

The Broward County Commission approved a $17,892,543 contract with Ranger Construction Industries for Taxiway A Pavement Rehabilitation Phase II at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The board also approved a consent agenda of 51 items, enacted multiple ordinances including rezoning and budget resolutions, and authorized up to $67 million in bonds for the Federal Apartments redevelopment. Commissioner Furr was absent for most votes.

• Approved $17,892,543 Taxiway A pavement rehab contract (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 1-51 (8-0)
• Authorized up to $67M in bonds for Federal Apartments redevelopment (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-51 rezoning Newman's Survey to RS-5/RM-16 (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-52 rezoning Waste Management parcel to A-6 (7-1)
• Approved $6M funding agreement for 307 mixed-income units in Plantation (8-0)
• Approved $2.68M Sitecore digital platform agreement (8-0)
• Approved $10.66M increase for Motorola public safety radio system (8-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will consider approving several contracts and amendments, including extensions for North Perry Airport projects, a $2.08 million upgrade to the 911 system, and a $10.66 million expansion of the public safety radio system.

• Appoint Josh Dotoli to Marine Advisory Committee
• Approve $2.08M upgrade to 911 phone system
• Approve $10.66M expansion of public safety radio system
• Approve $1M contract amendment for transportation planning
• Approve $15.4M HUD grant application for homeless services

The commission unanimously approved a series of items, including the appointment of Josh Dotoli to the Marine Advisory Committee and extensions of two public‑transportation grant agreements for North Perry Airport projects. It adopted the FY 2026 Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan and approved several contracts and funding increases for health, emergency and child‑advocacy services. The most notable action was the approval of a $15.4 million HUD grant application to support housing and services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. All votes were 8‑0 with Commissioner Beam Furr absent.

• Approved appointment of Josh Dotoli to Marine Advisory Committee (8-0)
• Approved extension of Public Transportation Grant for North Perry Airport Separated Shared Use Path Project (8-0)
• Approved extension of Public Transportation Grant for Airfield Lighting Improvements Project at North Perry Airport (8-0)
• Adopted FY 2026 Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (Resolution No. 2025-474) (8-0)
• Approved $40,000 amendment to Broward Addiction Recovery Center contract, increasing total to $88,500 (8-0)
• Approved $294,600 increase in ambulance transport agreements with three private providers (8-0)
• Approved $254,259 contract for child advocacy and mental‑health services (8-0)
• Approved $15,400,000 HUD grant application for Continuum of Care and Youth Homeless Demonstration programs (8-0)

County Commission Meeting - November 18, 2025

The Broward County Commission held its November 18, 2025 meeting, where the main actions were electing a new Mayor and Vice-Mayor for one-year terms. The commission also approved the 2026 meeting schedule and made changes to the December schedule. The rest of the agenda consisted of reports and recognitions.

• Vice-Mayor Mark Bogen elected Mayor (9-0 vote)
• Commissioner Robert McKinzie elected Vice-Mayor (9-0 vote)
• Approved 2026 meeting schedule (9-0 vote)
• Amended December meeting calendar (9-0 vote)
• County Administrator congratulated CEO/Aviation Director Mark Gale on Ultimate CEO award

The Broward County Commission unanimously elected Vice-Mayor Mark Bogen as Mayor and Commissioner Robert McKinzie as Vice-Mayor for one-year terms, both by 9-0 votes. The commission also approved the 2026 meeting schedule and amendments to the December meeting calendar. No board appointments were made, and the meeting included the State of the County Message and various reports.

• Elected Mark Bogen as Mayor for one-year term (9-0)
• Elected Robert McKinzie as Vice-Mayor for one-year term (9-0)
• Approved 2026 meeting schedule (9-0)
• Approved amendments to December meeting calendar (9-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will elect a mayor and vice-mayor and hear the State of the County message. Consent items include approving the 2026 meeting schedule, amending the December 2025 calendar, and appointing members to various boards.

• Election of mayor and vice-mayor from among commissioners
• Approval of the 2026 commission meeting calendar
• Amendment to the December 2025 meeting schedule
• Appointments to various county boards (specific names not listed in agenda)

The Commission elected Vice‑Mayor Mark Bogen as Mayor and Commissioner Robert McKinzie as Vice‑Mayor, each by a 9‑0 vote. A motion to approve the Consent Agenda (items 1‑3) was unanimously carried. The 2026 meeting schedule and a December calendar amendment were each approved by a 9‑0 vote.

• Vice‑Mayor Mark Bogen elected Mayor (9-0)
• Commissioner Robert McKinzie elected Vice‑Mayor (9-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items 1‑3 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 County Commission meeting schedule (9-0)
• Approved amendment to December meeting calendar (9-0)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 79 items plus supplemental items, covering contracts, grants, and appointments. Notable actions include increasing the Port Everglades Upland Facility Improvements Project by $6.4 million, expanding a transit contract with Limousines of South Florida by about $6.9 million, and approving a $600,000 state grant for child welfare services. The meeting also included proclamations and board appointments.

• Approved Amendment No. 2 to FDOT grant for Port Everglades Upland Facility Improvements, increasing project cost by $6,400,000 and FDOT participation to $6,780,000
• Approved First Amendment with Limousines of South Florida for public transit, adding two routes and raising contract value from $5,691,056 to about $12,578,842
• Approved $600,000 grant from Florida Department of Children and Families for child welfare services, with $300,000 county match
• Approved 2024 Port Everglades Master/Vision Plan Update
• Approved lease extension for Signature Flight Support at airport for one year with option for five more

The Broward County Commission approved a 79-item consent agenda, including numerous contracts, grants, and appointments, and enacted several ordinances. Key actions included approving the 2024 Port Everglades Master/Vision Plan Update, enacting a taxicab ordinance with amendments, and deferring items related to certificate classifications to January 2026. The board also approved resolutions setting public hearings for December 9, 2025, on various zoning and franchise matters.

• Approved 79-item consent agenda unanimously
• Approved 2024 Port Everglades Master/Vision Plan Update (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-42 amending taxicab regulations (9-0)
• Deferred certificate classification ordinances to January 2026 (9-0)
• Approved $2.99M EMAS repairs contract for FLL Airport (8-0)
• Approved $1M IGNITE Broward festival production services agreement (8-0)
• Approved Performing Arts Center Authority FY2026 budget of $67,082,432 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-456 for rezoning to agricultural-disposal district (8-1)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will consider approving several contracts and amendments, including a $6.4 million grant for Port Everglades improvements and a $12.5 million parking management agreement. The body will also appoint new members to the Children's Services Board.

• Approve $6.4M grant for Port Everglades Upland Facility Improvements
• Approve $12.5M parking management agreement with SP Plus LLC
• Approve $12.5M public transportation contract with Limousines of South Florida
• Approve $587,081 contract for child abuse recovery services
• Appoint Caleine Ajusma to Children's Services Board

The Broward County Commission approved the Consent Agenda and a series of board appointments, lease amendments, and contract changes. Notably, it approved Amendment No. 2 to the Public Transportation Grant Agreement, raising the Port Everglades Upland Facility Improvements Project cost by $6,400,000. It also approved a $12,578,842 amendment to the Limousines of South Florida contract. All votes were unanimous, with Commissioner Hazelle Rogers absent for the votes.

• Consent Agenda items 1‑79 approved unanimously (motion by Commissioner Geller, seconded by McKinzie)
• Appointment of Caleine Ajusma to Children’s Services Board approved 8‑0 (Commissioner Rogers absent)
• First Amendment to lease with Tri‑Star Airport Handling Services approved 8‑0
• Amendment No. 2 to Public Transportation Grant Agreement increasing project cost by $6,400,000 approved 8‑0
• Second Amendment to Limousines of South Florida contract increasing value to ~$12,578,842 approved 8‑0
• 2024 Port Everglades Master/Vision Plan Update approved 9‑0 (pulled from Consent Agenda by Commissioner Fisher)
• Ordinance draft to amend Article IX, Use of Mass Transit Facilities approved 8‑0
• Renewal of State of Florida Department of Health HIV contract approved 8‑0

Broward Housing Council Meeting

The Broward Housing Council is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes from its August 22, 2025 meeting and October 23, 2025 workshop, hear reports from the Chair and Director, and address new and old business. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific action items listed. Public comments will be accepted.

• Approval of August 22, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of October 23, 2025 workshop minutes
• Chair's report by Christopher Krzemien
• Director's report by Darby Delsalle
• Public comments

Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Meeting - October 24, 2025

The Transportation Surtax Oversight Board will review surtax-funded project updates, including the Port By-Pass Road opening and MAP Broward program reports. Action items include approving meeting minutes, converting Pembroke Pines design funds to construction, and noting the county's decision to potentially reallocate Sunrise project funds to the Oakland Park Boulevard BRT project. The board will also set its 2026 meeting calendar.

• Approve Pembroke Pines request to convert $664,688 design funding to construction, with a max $3,766,562 construction award for project PPIN-039
• Note county decision to reallocate $1,110,000 design and $8,140,000 construction funds from Sunrise projects SUNR-075 & SUNR-061 to Oakland Park Boulevard BRT, pending negotiations
• Add $314,574.57 from County Public Works project B108 cost savings to leverage a shared use path along SR-7/US-441 to Riverland Woods Park
• Set 2026 Oversight Board meeting and workshop calendar
• Approve minutes of August 22, 2025 meeting

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold a regular meeting and public hearing on October 23, 2025, to consider three public hearing items: a trafficways plan waiver, a small-scale land use amendment in Weston, and a land use amendment in the Broward Municipal Services District. Staff recommends approval for all three, with the third subject to a voluntary commitment to restrict 93% of proposed dwelling units as affordable housing for 30 years. The agenda also includes consent items and reports.

• PH 1: Waiver of 10-foot right-of-way dedication along State Road A1A/Ocean Drive in Hollywood
• PH 2: Land use change from Irregular (5) Residential to Commerce on 1.44 acres south of State Road 84, west of Bonaventure Boulevard, Weston
• PH 3: Land use change from Community to Medium (16) Residential on 39.4 acres east of Southwest 46 Avenue, between Peters Road and Southwest 21 Manor
• PH 3: Voluntary commitment to restrict 474 of 508 dwelling units (93%) as affordable housing at moderate-income level (up to 120% of median income) for 30 years
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes, plat reviews, and attendance records

County Commission on 2025-10-21 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met and approved a large consent agenda, including a terminal lease with WestJet at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a $622,938 port security grant, and several budget resolutions for the Broward Sheriff's Office. The meeting also included board appointments, proclamations, and a collective bargaining agreement amendment. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Terminal Building Lease Agreement with WestJet for Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, from November 17, 2025 to November 16, 2030.
• Accepted $622,938 Port Security Grant from FEMA, with $207,646 in county matching funds, for port security enhancements.
• Approved $1,946,460 agreement with The School Board of Broward County for driver education safety programs.
• Approved $1,220,000 agreement with Legal Aid Service of Broward County for legal services to eligible residents.
• Approved multiple budget resolutions transferring funds within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for Broward Sheriff's Office programs, including $1,296,186 for the Forfeiture Unit.

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a 55-item consent agenda covering appointments, contracts, and budget resolutions, plus several public hearing items including Port Everglades franchise renewals and administrative code amendments. One item (26) was deferred to January, and one (52) was withdrawn. All votes were 9-0.

• Approved consent agenda items 1-55 (9-0)
• Approved WestJet terminal lease at FLL Airport (9-0)
• Approved $622,938 Port Security Grant and budget resolution (9-0)
• Approved $38.5M PFAS water treatment engineering contract (9-0)
• Approved Port Everglades franchise renewals for Hyde Shipping and SSA Cruise (9-0)
• Deferred Dania Beach land use map amendment to January (9-0)
• Withdrew HCA certificate of public convenience item (9-0)
• Approved $1.5M line of credit increase for Southeast Florida Community Development Fund (9-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will consider approving a lease for WestJet at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a $622,938 port security grant, and various funding transfers for the Broward Sheriff's Office. The meeting also includes appointments to county boards.

• Approve WestJet lease at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (Nov 17, 2025–Nov 16, 2030)
• Authorize $622,938 Port Security Grant from FEMA (FY 2025)
• Approve $1,296,186 transfer to Broward Sheriff's Office Forfeiture Unit
• Approve $1,220,000 agreement with Legal Aid Service of Broward County
• Approve $1,946,460 agreement with School Board for driver education services

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a $1,946,460 agreement with the School Board to fund driver‑education safety programs. It also accepted a $622,938 federal port‑security grant, approved a $1,220,000 legal‑aid services contract, and approved a lease for WestJet ticket‑office space at the airport. In addition, the board confirmed several board appointments and transferred funds to the Sheriff’s Office for various law‑enforcement programs.

• Approved $1,946,460 driver‑education safety agreement (9-0)
• Approved $1,220,000 Legal Aid Services contract (9-0)
• Accepted $622,938 Port Everglades security grant and budget resolution (9-0)
• Approved $1,296,186 transfer to Broward Sheriff’s Forfeiture Unit (9-0)
• Approved Terminal Building lease with WestJet at Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood Airport (9-0)
• Approved laptop agreements for Taskforce and Care Resource homeless outreach programs (9-0)
• Reappointed Maxine Tulloch to Broward Cultural Council (9-0)
• Approved $33,016 reimbursement for medication‑assisted treatment program (9-0)

County Commission on 2025-10-07 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission approved a 52-item consent agenda, including a $330,320 Family Court Navigator Pilot Program with the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, a $2,994,695 extension of Port Everglades parking management services with SP Plus LLC, and several Port Everglades office leases. The board also approved a $50,000 sale of surplus property on Lyons Road in Coconut Creek and set public hearings for October 21 on Hyde Shipping Corporation franchise renewals.

• $330,320 Family Court Navigator Pilot Program with Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
• $2,994,695 increase to SP Plus LLC Port Everglades parking contract, total $12,533,067
• $50,000 sale of surplus property at Lyons Road between West Sample and Wiles Roads, Coconut Creek
• Port Everglades office leases with Accordia Shipping, Bukkehave, Shipwright, and Valls Ship Agencies
• Public hearings set for Oct 21 on Hyde Shipping steamship agent and stevedore franchise renewals

The Broward County Commission approved a 52-item consent agenda, including contract threshold increases, board appointments, and collective bargaining agreements. It also authorized up to $145 million in Port Everglades revenue bonds, approved several Port Everglades franchise renewals, and enacted three ordinances. Items 8, 26, 60, and 63 were withdrawn.

• Approved $145M Port Everglades revenue bonds (8-0)
• Approved 52-item consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved contract threshold increases for Lee Construction ($2M and $3M) and Florida Palm Construction ($1.25M)
• Approved Family Court Navigator Pilot Program with $330,320 from reserves
• Approved FY2026 personnel cap of 6,676
• Approved collective bargaining agreements with wage reopeners for multiple units
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-34 (Tax Collector), 2025-35 (Motor Carriers), 2025-36 (CRA repeal)
• Approved Mayor Furr's travel to COP30 and Resilient Cities Forum (9-0)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will consider a range of actions, including board appointments and several contract and lease approvals. Key decisions include a $12,533,067 amendment to the SP Plus parking management contract, threshold increases for Lee Construction job‑order contracts, a $50,000 sale of surplus property on Lyons Road, and a $330,320 Family Court Navigator pilot agreement.

• Approve $12,533,067 amendment to SP Plus LLC parking management agreement for Port Everglades (extend month‑to‑month, increase cap).
• Increase contract thresholds: $2,000,000 for Lee Construction Job Order Contract No. PNC2119543C1_2; $3,000,000 for Contract No. PNC2119543C1_4; $1,250,000 for Contract No. PNC2119543C1_7.
• Approve sale of surplus real property on Lyons Road between West Sample Road and Wiles Road for $50,000 to Johns Family Partners, LLLP.
• Authorize $330,320 Family Court Navigator Pilot agreement with the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of Florida.
• Approve $300,000 contract with Broward Behavioral Health Coalition, Inc. for the Broward Youth Reentry Program.

The Broward County Commission approved the consent agenda items and appointed several board members. It increased contract thresholds for Lee Construction and authorized the County Administrator to acquire real property and execute related documents. The Commission also approved the purchase of surplus land on Lyons Road for $50,000, a Family Court Navigator pilot program, a behavioral‑health contract, multiple Port Everglades lease agreements, and the FY 2026 personnel cap. All actions were approved unanimously (8‑0).

• Approved Consent Agenda items 1‑52 (8‑0)
• Reappointed Alexander Fernandez to Broward Regional Health Planning Council (8‑0)
• Increased open‑end contract threshold for Lee Construction to $2,000,000 (8‑0)
• Authorized County Administrator to acquire real property and execute related agreements (8‑0)
• Approved purchase of surplus property on Lyons Road for $50,000 (8‑0)
• Approved Family Court Navigator pilot program and $330,320 budget transfer (8‑0)
• Approved Broward Behavioral Health Coalition contract for $300,000 (8‑0)
• Approved four Port Everglades lease agreements totaling several thousand square feet (8‑0)

County Commission on 2025-09-16 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda with 42 items, including funding for homeless services, transit grants, and various contracts. Key actions included approving $12.4 million for homeless service providers, renewing $7.9 million in homeless programs, and accepting FDOT grants for express bus services. The meeting also included proclamations and board appointments.

• Approved $12,433,591 in FY 2025-26 homeless services agreements
• Renewed $7,886,372 in homeless shelter and housing programs
• Accepted $1,459,319 for I-75 Express Bus, $2,921,360 for I-95, $5,618,000 for I-595
• Approved $11,974,432 FDOT block grant for public transit
• Approved Port Everglades lease with A.G. Royce Metal Marketing

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 42 items and a supplemental agenda, including a resolution authorizing up to $180 million in water and sewer utility revenue refunding bonds. The board also approved several public hearing items, including new water and wastewater rate schedules, a Sunday bus service re-establishment, and multiple land use plan amendments. A few items were approved with dissenting votes, including the state legislative program and funding for legal aid and community programs.

• Approved $180M water and sewer revenue refunding bonds (9-0)
• Approved revised retail water and wastewater rates (8-1)
• Approved re-establishment of Sunday bus service on Route 48 (9-0)
• Approved $12.4M in homeless services agreements (9-0)
• Approved $3.18M Port Everglades operations center contract (9-0)
• Approved 2026 State Legislative Program (8-1)
• Approved $50K for Coast to Coast Legal Aid senior eviction services (7-2)
• Approved $50,400 in District 9 charitable donations (7-2)

Senator Rich remarks about David Schachter during the moment of silence

The Broward County Commission will consider a consent agenda including funding for homeless services, Port Everglades contracts, and transportation grants. Key items include approving $12.4 million in new agreements and $7.9 million in renewals for homeless services, a settlement for Wiles Road improvements, and several Port Everglades leases and amendments. The meeting also includes routine appointments and procedural items.

• Approve $12,433,591 in new homeless services agreements and $7,886,372 in renewals for FY 2025-2026
• Settlement with Acosta Tractors, Inc. for Wiles Road improvements (Contract No. PNC2121018C1) at no additional cost
• Approve $2,110,000 contract with Tidalis Americas Ltd. for PortControl system at Port Everglades
• Approve FDOT grants for I-75 ($1,459,319), I-95 ($2,921,360), I-595 ($5,618,000) express bus services
• Transfer $674,542 from BSO Detention reserve to pay inmate inpatient care invoices

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will vote on funding for I-75, I-95, and I-595 express bus services and approve housing contracts totaling over $20 million. The body will also consider appointing a new board member and approving a settlement for a road improvement project.

• Approves $1.46M grant for I-75 Express Bus Service
• Approves $2.92M grant for I-95 Express Bus Service
• Approves $5.62M grant for I-595 Express Bus Service
• Approves $20.32M in housing and homeless services contracts
• Approves settlement for Wiles Road improvements

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a $12,433,591 funding package for housing service agreements for fiscal year 2025‑2026. It also renewed $7,886,372 in contracts for homeless‑service providers and authorized a $1,459,319 grant to fund the I‑75 Express Bus Service. Additional actions included a settlement with Acosta Tractors for Wiles Road improvements and a marine terminal lease at Port Everglades.

• Approved appointment of Elaine F. Blattner to the Commission on the Status of Women (9‑0)
• Approved settlement with Acosta Tractors, Inc. for Wiles Road improvements at no additional cost (9‑0)
• Approved $12,433,591 housing services funding for FY 2025‑26 (9‑0)
• Renewed $7,886,372 contracts for homeless‑service providers for FY 2025‑26 (9‑0)
• Authorized $95,000 agreement with Care Resource Community Health Centers for housing case management (9‑0)
• Approved $1,459,319 FDOT grant for I‑75 Express Bus Service operations (9‑0)
• Approved $2,110,000 technology products agreement with Tidalis Americas for Port Everglades (9‑0)
• Approved one‑year marine terminal lease of 3.94 acres at Port Everglades with A.G. Royce Metal Marketing (9‑0)

MAP Broward's Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Meeting - August 22, 2025

The Transportation Surtax Oversight Board will review and vote on proposed FY2026 surtax-funded projects and expenditures for county departments and municipal programs, as well as five-year plans for 2026-2030. The agenda also includes updates on surtax accomplishments, legal changes, and a near-miss traffic incident system.

• Motion to approve FY2026 projects for Public Works, Transportation, Municipal Surtax Program, and Support Services
• Motion to approve five-year plans 2026-2030 for Public Works, Transportation, and Municipal Projects
• Public Works FY2026 recommended budget and five-year plan presentation
• Transportation Department FY2026 recommended budget and five-year plan presentation
• Near-Miss Traffic Incident Identification System Phase II update

County Commission on 2025-09-04 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 27 items plus supplemental items, including a $19.28 million federal grant for Port Everglades berth improvements, a $920,000 transfer for crime prevention programs, and several board appointments. Public hearings were set for September 16 on Port Everglades franchise renewals and tariff changes. Three items were deferred.

• Approved $19,280,625 MARAD grant for Port Everglades Berths 16-18 improvement project
• Approved $920,000 transfer to Law Enforcement Trust Fund for crime prevention programs
• Approved $1.6M CSBG and $5.4M LIHEAP subgrant agreement with Florida Department of Commerce
• Set public hearings for Shell NA LNG and United Stevedoring franchise renewals at Port Everglades
• Approved lease agreements for office space at Port Everglades Amman Building

The Broward County Commission approved a $19.28 million federal grant agreement for Port Everglades Berths 16-18 improvements, with the county matching that amount. The board also approved a $920,000 transfer for crime prevention programs and enacted an ordinance on coronary calcium scan disclosures. Three items related to international travel to South Africa were deferred to the next meeting.

• Approved $19.28M MARAD grant for Port Everglades Berths 16-18 (8-0)
• Approved $920,000 LETF transfer for crime prevention programs (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-28 on coronary calcium scan disclosures (8-0)
• Approved $3.29M contract to Cubic ITS for traffic signal equipment (8-0)
• Approved $6.69M FAA grant for FLL Taxiway A rehabilitation (8-0)
• Approved $4.61M FAA grant for North Perry Taxiway M rehabilitation (8-0)
• Deferred South Africa trade mission travel items 37, 38, 42
• Approved settlement in Nader Bazl v. Broward County (8-0)

County Commission

The County Commission is reviewing several funding agreements for human services and port improvements. The body is also appointing members to various advisory boards and scheduling public hearings for port franchises and tax certificate ordinance changes.

• Grant Agreement for up to $19,280,625 for Port Everglades Berths Improvement and Modernization Project for Berths 16-18
• Subgrant Umbrella Agreement for $1,600,000 (CSBG) and $5,400,000 (LIHEAP) for economic and energy assistance
• Budget transfer of $920,000 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for BSO crime prevention and drug abuse programs
• Contract extensions for Feeding South Florida ($60,000) and Legal Aid Service of Broward County ($41,000)
• Proposed Ordinance to repeal Section 31½-4 of the Broward County Code regarding tax certificate sales

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a series of appointments, lease agreements, and funding actions. Notably, it accepted a $19,280,625 federal grant for the Port Everglades Berths Improvement and transferred $920,000 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for crime‑prevention programs. All votes were 8‑0 with Vice‑Mayor Bogen absent.

• Approved appointments of nine individuals to various advisory boards (8‑0)
• Approved $19,280,625 federal grant for Port Everglades Berths Improvement (8‑0)
• Approved lease agreements for office space at 2550 Eisenhower Blvd (two leases) (8‑0)
• Approved $1,600,000 CSBG and $5,400,000 LIHEAP subgrant agreements (8‑0)
• Approved $920,000 transfer within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund (8‑0)
• Approved acceptance of warranty deed for Fat Village Project property (8‑0)
• Approved participation in South Florida Anchor Alliance Phase 2 pilot project (8‑0)
• Adopted resolutions to hold public hearings on Shell NA LNG and United Stevedoring franchise renewals (8‑0)

Budget Public Hearing #1 5:01pm

This is the first of two public hearings on Broward County's recommended FY2027 budget. The agenda is largely informational, with links to budget resources, performance reports, and legislative programs, but no specific dollar amounts or line-item decisions are listed. Residents are invited to comment on the proposed budget.

• Public hearing on recommended FY2027 budget
• Links to performance measure reports and budget mandates
• Recruitment for Budget and Management Analyst position
• FY21 JAG request for public comment (historical reference)

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold a regular meeting and public hearing to consider several land use items. These include recertifying future land use elements for Tamarac and Fort Lauderdale, an amendment to change 58.7 acres in Southwest Ranches from Agricultural to Commerce, and removing a 6.2-acre site from the Environmentally Sensitive Lands map in Fort Lauderdale. The council will also hear presentations and reports from staff.

• Recertification of City of Tamarac Future Land Use Element (PCR 25-9)
• Recertification of City of Fort Lauderdale Future Land Use Element (PCR 25-10)
• Amendment PC 25-1: 58.7 acres in Southwest Ranches from Agricultural to Commerce, with voluntary cap of 716,000 sq ft total development (116,000 sq ft commercial)
• Amendment PCNRM 24-1: Remove 6.2-acre site from ESL Map in Fort Lauderdale (between C-14 Canal, Cypress Creek Rd, Andrews Ave, I-95)
• Presentation on Resilient Broward website by Chief Resilience Officer Jennifer Jurado

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop for Broward County's recommended FY2027 budget. The agenda is largely procedural, providing links to budget resources, performance reports, and legislative programs, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

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

Broward County Housing Council

The Broward Housing Council will review proposed administrative rules for in-lieu payments related to affordable housing, approve meeting minutes, and discuss its annual fall workshop. The council also considers changing its October meeting date due to the workshop.

• Discussion of BrowardNEXT Administrative Rules Article 5 on in-lieu payments for affordable housing
• Approval of June 27, 2025 meeting minutes
• Proposed amendment to 2025 meeting dates, moving October 24 meeting to Oct 31, Nov 7, or Nov 14
• Discussion of BHC Annual Fall Workshop on October 23, 2025

County Commission

The County Commission will consider a consent agenda including board appointments, easements, and contracts. Notable items include applications for $49.2 million in federal transit grants, a $2.55 million increase to an advertising contract, and approval of a catering permit at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The meeting also includes appointments to various boards and councils.

• Apply for $45,371,096 in FTA Urbanized Area Formula Grant and $3,799,484 in Bus and Bus Facilities Grant
• Increase advertising agency contract with Spark Branding House by $2,000,000 to $2,550,000 for FY2026 brand campaign refresh
• Approve co-sponsorship of AAAE 2026 Conference of the Americas up to $50,000
• Grant utility easements to Florida Power & Light at Everglades Holiday Park and on Eisenhower Blvd in Fort Lauderdale
• Appoint Dr. Mireidy Fernandez to Broward County Planning Council

The commission approved a third amendment to contract GEN2127506P1_1 with Spark Branding House, raising reimbursable expenses to $2.55 million for FY 2026 and increasing the overall contract ceiling to $87,955,220. The motion passed unanimously with a 9‑0 vote. Other unanimous approvals included multiple board appointments, an aviation conference co‑sponsorship, utility easements, and two federal transit grant applications.

• Approved third amendment to contract with Spark Branding House, raising total limit to $87,955,220 (9‑0)
• Approved $45,371,096 Federal Transit Administration Urbanized Area Formula Grant application (9‑0)
• Approved $3,799,484 Federal Transit Administration Bus Facilities Formula Grant application (9‑0)
• Approved $50,000 co‑sponsorship of 2026 Airport Executives conference (9‑0)
• Approved Meals Aloft permit agreement with MCWC, LLC for airport catering (9‑0)
• Approved utility easement granting City of Fort Lauderdale water/wastewater rights at 4650 NW 21 Ave (9‑0)
• Approved perpetual easement to Florida Power & Light at Everglades Holiday Park (21940 Griffin Rd) (9‑0)
• Approved appointments of nine individuals to various county boards (9‑0)

County Commission on 2025-08-21 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met on August 21, 2025, and approved a large consent agenda (items 1-73) plus supplemental items, along with several board appointments and routine administrative actions. The meeting was largely procedural, with most items passed unanimously by a 9-0 vote.

• Approved $45,371,096 in federal transit formula grants (Resolution 2025-260) and $3,799,484 for bus facilities (Resolution 2025-261)
• Approved $50,000 co-sponsorship for AAAE 2026 Conference of the Americas
• Approved third amendment to advertising contract with Spark Branding House, increasing reimbursable expenses to $2,550,000 and total contract to $87,955,220
• Approved utility easements for FPL at Everglades Holiday Park and Eisenhower Blvd
• Approved appointments to Consumer Protection Board, Planning Council, Housing Council, and other boards

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 73 items plus supplemental items, all by unanimous or near-unanimous votes. Key actions included authorizing a $34.15 million multifamily housing revenue note for the Ekos Pembroke Park project, approving a $32.6 million elevator maintenance contract for the airport, and enacting three ordinances on dangerous dogs, impact fee credits, and technical code amendments. The board also approved a settlement in the Monarch Hill litigation with Coconut Creek and Deerfield Beach.

• Approved $34.15M housing revenue note for Ekos Pembroke Park (9-0)
• Awarded $32.6M elevator maintenance contract to Schindler (9-0)
• Enacted dangerous dog ordinance requiring confinement and insurance (9-0)
• Enacted impact fee credit ordinance aligning with state law (9-0)
• Approved Monarch Hill litigation settlement (9-0)
• Approved $45.37M FTA transit grant application (9-0)
• Approved $2.55M ad agency contract increase for brand refresh (9-0)
• Terminated school impact fee interlocal agreement (9-0)

Broward Housing Council Meeting

The Broward Housing Council will meet to hear a presentation on the Broward County Continuum of Care, approve the April 25, 2025 meeting minutes, and receive reports from the Chair and Director. New business includes appointing a council member to the Continuum of Care and discussing the annual fall workshop. The meeting is advisory to the County Commission on housing issues including affordable housing, workforce housing, and homelessness.

• Appointment of BHC member to Broward County Continuum of Care
• Discussion of BHC Annual Fall Workshop
• Presentation on Broward County Continuum of Care by Patrice Paldino, Director, HOSS-D
• Approval of April 25, 2025 meeting minutes
• Introduction of new BHC members

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold public hearings on two small-scale amendments to the county land use plan for properties in Plantation, each requiring affordable housing commitments. The council will also consider recertifying future land use elements for Davie and Fort Lauderdale, and an update to the BrowardNext administrative rules regarding in-lieu payments for large residential amendments. Several items are routine approvals, including the agenda, minutes, and plat reviews.

• PH 3: 24.2 acres north of Peters Road between Pine Island Road and University Drive, from Commerce to mixed residential/commerce, with 39 affordable units for 30 years
• PH 4: 22.5 acres south of Peters Road between Pine Island Road and University Drive, from Commerce to mixed residential/commerce, with 49 affordable units for 30 years
• PH 5: Amendment to BrowardNext Article 5 updating in-lieu payment option for amendments adding 100+ residential units
• PH 1: Recertification of Town of Davie Future Land Use Element (map amendment)
• PH 2: Recertification of City of Fort Lauderdale Future Land Use Element (text amendment)

County Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a resolution setting FY2026 assessment rates for private hospitals. The special assessment funds supplemental payments under the Medicaid Hospital Directed Payment Program and the Low Income Pool Program.

• Resolution for FY2026 non-ad valorem special assessment on private hospitals for Medicaid supplemental payments

The County Commission adopted Resolution No. 2025‑244, establishing fiscal year 2026 non‑ad valorem special assessment rates for private hospitals to help finance supplemental Medicaid payments. The resolution passed unanimously with an 8‑0 vote. No other actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025‑244 establishing FY2026 special assessment on private hospitals (8‑0)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a resolution setting FY 2026 assessment rates on private hospitals to fund supplemental Medicaid payments. Commissioners also discussed Senate Bill 2502 and directed the County Attorney to review DEI initiatives for compliance, with recommendations expected in August. The meeting was brief and largely procedural.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-244 (8-0) for non-ad valorem special assessment on private hospitals for Medicaid Hospital Directed Payment and Low Income Pool programs
• Commissioner Geller discussed SB 2502 and requested review of DEI resource use for legal compliance
• County Attorney to report DEI compliance findings at first Commission meeting in August
• Recognitions of Roy Campbell and Carla Spalding

The Commission approved Resolution No. 2025-244, setting FY2026 assessment rates for a non-ad valorem special assessment on private hospitals to fund supplemental Medicaid and Low Income Pool payments. The vote was 8-0, with Vice-Mayor Bogen absent. Commissioner Geller also discussed SB 2502 and requested a review of DEI-related resource use; the County Attorney will report back in August.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-244 for FY2026 hospital special assessment (8-0)
• Commissioner Geller requested County Attorney review of DEI resource use under SB 2502 (discussion only)

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop where the County Administrator presents an overview of the General Fund for fiscal year 2026. The agenda contains only this single item, so the meeting is focused on the initial budget presentation and discussion.

• County Administrator's General Fund Overview for FY26

County Commission

The Commission approved a second amendment to a $500,000 agreement with Broward Behavioral Health Coalition to add a recurring program for diversion services for individuals with mental illness while incarcerated. The Board also approved several utility easements, a surplus property sale, and a $2.18 million transfer for solid‑waste landfill capping. Additional contracts and grant agreements were authorized, including a $300,000 increase for Alzheimer’s services and a $9 million referral rate agreement for home‑based care.

• Amendment $500,000 to Broward Behavioral Health Coalition for mental‑health diversion services (Item 10)
• Utility easement for City of Hollywood at Sheridan Street (Item 4)
• Surplus parcel of ~7,638 sq ft at Lyons Road, value ≤ $15,000 (Item 2)
• Transfer $2,178,900 from solid‑waste reserves for South Broward Ash Monofill capping (Item 8)
• Referral Rate Agreement up to $9,000,000 for home‑based services (Item 12)

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved several board appointments, real‑estate easements, encroachment agreements, and a $2,178,900 transfer from reserves for the South Broward Ash Monofill. It also approved grant funding and contract amendments for public safety, mental‑health diversion services, and aging services.

• Appointed Natalie Glusman to the Commission on the Status of Women (9‑0)
• Declared a 7,638‑sq‑ft surplus parcel on Lyons Road (value ≤$15,000) for sale (9‑0)
• Approved a utility easement for the City of Hollywood at Sheridan Street (9‑0)
• Approved an encroachment agreement for a new wastewater pipeline with Florida Gas Transmission (9‑0)
• Adopted budget resolution transferring $2,178,900 from reserves for Phase 7 capping at South Broward Ash Monofill (9‑0)
• Approved a $108,822 Edward Byrne grant for laptops for the Housing Options, Solutions, and Supports Division (9‑0)
• Approved a $500,000 amendment to add a mental‑illness diversion program (8‑0, Commissioner Rich abstained)
• Approved a $300,000 contract amendment for the Areawide Council on Aging to expand Alzheimer’s services (8‑0, Commissioner Rich abstained)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on June 10, 2025, and approved a consent agenda of 66 items, plus several items pulled for separate discussion. Key actions included funding for landfill capping, grants for laptops and program oversight, and contracts for mental health diversion and elderly services. The meeting also included proclamations and board appointments.

• Approved $2,178,900 from reserves for Phase 7 capping at South Broward Ash Monofill
• Approved $108,822 FDLE grant for laptops for Housing Options, Solutions, and Supports Division
• Approved $500,000 amendment for mental illness diversion services for incarcerated individuals
• Approved $300,000 contract increase for Alzheimer's and dementia home/community services
• Approved $160,000 agreement with Broward Outreach Center for homeless shelter beds

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 66 items and took action on several ordinances. The board repealed the county's fluoridation ordinance (Ordinance 2025-24, 8-0), enacted a new occupational licensing ordinance (2025-23, 7-1), and repealed the drug-free workplace procurement preference (2025-21, 8-0). The commission also approved a $15.5 million homeless services funding package and authorized the County Administrator to act during the summer recess.

• Repealed fluoridation ordinance (Ordinance 2025-24, 8-0)
• Enacted occupational licensing ordinance (Ordinance 2025-23, 7-1)
• Repealed drug-free workplace procurement preference (Ordinance 2025-21, 8-0)
• Approved $15.5M homeless services funding (Resolution 224, 9-0)
• Authorized summer recess administrative actions (9-0)
• Approved 61 transit minibuses for $7.8M (9-0)
• Approved $2.18M for ash monofill capping (Resolution 222, 9-0)
• Approved airport security contract increase of $4.5M (9-0)

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop for fiscal year 2026, with presentations from the Property Appraiser's Office, the Broward Sheriff's Office, and Water and Wastewater services. The agenda is minimal, listing only these three items and a link to workshop materials; no specific dollar amounts or decisions are detailed.

• Property Appraisers presentation
• Broward Sheriff's Office presentation
• Water and Wastewater presentation

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold a regular meeting and public hearing to consider its FY 2026 budget proposal, annual evaluations of its attorney and executive director, and several land-use plan amendments. Public hearings include recertification of Lighthouse Point's future land use element, a proposed removal of environmentally sensitive lands in Dania Beach (which staff does not support), and amendments for Pompano Beach's air park. The council will also discuss an administrative rule change regarding affordable housing set-asides.

• FY 2026 budget proposal of $1,500,522, a 4.2% reduction from preliminary allocation
• Public hearing on removing 3.5 acres from ESL Map in Dania Beach (staff opposes)
• Public hearing on rezoning 48 acres in Pompano Beach from Recreation/Open Space to Transportation
• Public hearing on removing 85.8 acres of ESL sites at Pompano Air Park (staff does not object)
• Amendment to Administrative Rules Document to update affordable housing set-aside for redevelopment units

County Commission

The commission will decide on a $20.2 million amended contract for the Medical Examiner's Office and BSO Crime Lab Combined Facility (Forensic Science Center). Also up for approval are Port Everglades expansion grants, a radiation detection sensor pilot project, and several lease and easement actions. The meeting includes consent agenda items and board appointments.

• Amended contract for Forensic Science Center (Medical Examiner's Office and BSO Crime Lab) totaling $20,256,242 plus optional services and reimbursements.
• Amendment No. 3 to Port Everglades Slip 1 Berths 9 & 10 Expansion Project, increasing FDOT participation by $300,000 to $50.2 million.
• $1 million state grant for radiation detection sensors on a container gantry crane at Port Everglades.
• First Amendment to lease with Chiquita Fresh North America L.L.C. extending term through October 31, 2026.
• Interlocal agreements with Town of Davie for trafficway illumination and beautification on Pine Island Road from SW 36 Street to Nova Drive.

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 45 items plus several regular agenda items, including a $20.3 million contract for the Forensic Science Center and multiple grant agreements for Port Everglades projects. The meeting also included proclamations and board appointments.

• Approved $20,256,242 contract with LEO A DALY for Medical Examiner's Office and BSO Crime Lab Combined Facility (Forensic Science Center)
• Approved $50.2M FDOT grant for Port Everglades Slip 1 Berths 9 & 10 Expansion Project
• Approved $3.58M FDOT grant for Port Everglades Upland Facility Improvements
• Approved $1M FDOT grant for radiation detection sensors on container gantry crane at Port Everglades
• Approved interlocal agreements with Town of Davie for Pine Island Road lighting and beautification

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 45 items, including $26.7 million in gap financing for eight affordable housing projects and $4 million in HOME-ARP funding for three projects. The board also approved a $20.3 million contract for a new Forensic Science Center, renewed four Port Everglades franchises, and enacted an ordinance on the sale of appointments for public services. All votes were unanimous, with Commissioner Davis participating telephonically and inaudible during most votes.

• Approved $26.7M gap financing for 8 affordable housing projects (9-0)
• Approved $4M HOME-ARP funding for 3 affordable housing projects (8-0)
• Approved $20.3M contract for Forensic Science Center with LEO A DALY (8-0)
• Renewed Port Everglades franchises for terminal security, bunkering, cargo, stevedore (9-0 each)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-20 on sale of appointments for public services (9-0)
• Approved $22.3M extension for airport janitorial services (9-0)
• Approved $15.5M group life insurance agreement with Standard Insurance (8-0)
• Approved $7.75M increase for Esri GIS software license (8-0)

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop for fiscal year 2026. The agenda lists presentations from the Supervisor of Elections, the Chief Judge, and Commissioner Priorities. No specific dollar amounts or decisions are detailed in the agenda text.

• Supervisor of Elections budget presentation
• Chief Judge budget presentation
• Commissioner Priorities discussion

County Commission on 2025-05-06 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met on May 6, 2025, and approved a consent agenda of routine items, including contracts, agreements, and appointments. The most significant action was a resolution authorizing $3,663,295 in local match funding for specified service providers for the state fiscal year 2024-2025. The meeting also included proclamations and a presentation on Innovation Day.

• Approved $3,663,295 in local match funding for service providers (Resolution 2025-85)
• Approved $1,627,725 payment to Florida Power & Light for electrical work at Port Everglades
• Increased roofing maintenance contract with Advanced Roofing, Inc. by $500,000 to $2,425,650
• Approved lease agreement for 236 sq ft at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport with Triangle Services of Florida, Inc.
• Approved appointments to various boards, including Joseph Kenner to Homeless Continuum of Care Board

The Broward County Commission approved a $2.1 million purchase of four parcels totaling 0.8525 acres in unincorporated Broward County (District 8) from Mr. Edison Wheeler, and a separate $400,000 purchase of a 0.1033-acre parcel from Arcelays Funeral Services. Both purchases were approved 8-1, with Commissioner Udine voting no. The board also approved a consent agenda of 41 items, including contracts, leases, and budget resolutions, and continued a decision on a new ambulance transport certificate.

• Approved $2.1M purchase of four parcels from Edison Wheeler (8-1)
• Approved $400,000 purchase of parcel from Arcelays Funeral Services (8-1)
• Approved 41-item consent agenda unanimously (8-0)
• Approved $18.5M consultant contract with Gannett Fleming for transportation study (8-0)
• Approved $1.6M FPL payment for Port Everglades electrical work (8-0)
• Approved $3.66M in local match funding for service providers (8-0)
• Continued ambulance transport certificate decision for Angelet's Non-Emergency Wheelchair Transport
• Approved supplemental budget resolutions totaling over $900M across funds

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will consider a consent agenda with multiple routine items including board appointments, lease agreements, contract extensions, and budget resolutions. Key decisions include approving $3,663,295 in local match funding for service providers, a $1,627,725 payment for electrical infrastructure at Port Everglades, and accepting a Hurricane Milton disaster relief subgrant.

• $3.66M local match funding for service providers (Item 12)
• $1.63M payment to Florida Power & Light for Port Everglades underground duct bank (Item 14)
• $500,000 increase for roofing maintenance contract with Advanced Roofing (Item 4)
• $390,000 extension for homeless management software contract with WellSky (Item 10)
• Approval of Hurricane Milton disaster relief subgrant (Item 15)

On May 6, 2025 the Broward County Commission approved its Consent Agenda and a series of contract and funding items, all by an 8‑0 vote (Commissioner Davis was inaudible). Highlights include the appointment of Joseph Kenner to the Homeless Continuum of Care Board, a terminal building lease at Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood Airport, a $500,000 increase to a roofing contract, and a $3,663,295 appropriation for local match funding. All actions were recorded as unanimously approved.

• Consent Agenda items 1‑41 approved unanimously (8‑0)
• Appointment of Joseph Kenner to Homeless Continuum of Care Board approved (8‑0)
• Terminal Building Lease Agreement at Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood Airport approved (8‑0)
• Threshold increase for Roofing Maintenance contract approved, raising max to $2,425,650 (8‑0)
• First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement with City of Fort Lauderdale approved (8‑0)
• Lighting system agreements with City of Parkland approved (two items, each 8‑0)
• Resolution authorizing $3,663,295 for local match funding approved (8‑0)
• Settlement Agreement for $29,920 Medication Assisted Treatment services approved (8‑0)

Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Meeting - May 2, 2025

The Transportation Surtax Oversight Board will review the FY2024 financial audit of the surtax fund and consider approving a request from Pembroke Pines to convert $132,938 in Cycle 1 funding from planning to design. The board will also select a chair and vice-chair, and receive updates on small business goals, transportation operations, and legislative matters.

• FY2024 Financial Audit of the Surtax Fund presentation
• Pembroke Pines request to convert $132,938 from planning to design phase (PPIN-039)
• Selection of Oversight Board Chair and Vice-Chair
• MAP Broward CBE Goal Attainment Update
• 3rd Amendment to the Transportation System Surtax Interlocal Agreement overview

Broward Housing Council Meeting

The Broward Housing Council will hold its regular meeting on April 25, 2025, to approve the 2024 Annual Report, adopt amendments to its bylaws, and elect a new Chair and Vice-Chair. The meeting also includes a demographic presentation and reports from the Chair and Director. The agenda is largely administrative, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of BHC 2024 Annual Report
• Approval of amendments to BHC Bylaws
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Presentation of Broward County demographics by Javier Acevedo
• Approval of February 28, 2025 meeting minutes

County Commission

The County Commission is meeting to vote on various land easements, board appointments, and interagency agreements. Key items include the transfer of a HUD grant for housing and the adoption of the 2024 Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan.

• Transfer of an estimated $427,000 HUD grant for the BCHA 100 Units S+C project to the County
• Terminal Building Lease Agreement with PrimeFlight Aviation Services, Inc. for Terminals 3 and 4
• Adoption of the 2024 Broward County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
• Agreement with three nonprofits for affordable infill housing construction
• Notice of Public Hearing for May 6, 2025, regarding supplemental budgets

The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a series of items, including board appointments, lease agreements, grant amendments, and memoranda of understanding. Notably, it adopted the 2024 Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and approved a $427,000 HUD grant amendment. All actions were approved by an 8-0 vote.

• Approved appointment of Catherine Rincon to the Human Rights Board (8-0)
• Approved Terminal Building Lease Agreement with PrimeFlight Aviation Services (8-0)
• Approved Warranty Deed from West Village, LLC for NW 7th Avenue property (8-0)
• Approved amendment to HUD Continuum of Care Grant transferring $427,000 (8-0)
• Approved MOU with Florida International Terminal for USDOT grant application (8-0)
• Approved adoption of the 2024 Broward County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (8-0)
• Approved appointment of Julio Tejeda to the Climate Change Task Force (8-0)
• Approved appointment of three members to the HIV Health Services Planning Council (8-0)

County Commission on 2025-04-22 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met on April 22, 2025, and approved a 39-item consent agenda, which included routine items such as board appointments, contracts, and resolutions. Several items were pulled for separate consideration, and the meeting also included proclamations and a moment of silence. The commission also approved the annual financial reports and a resolution to set a public hearing for supplemental budgets.

• Approved Terminal Building Lease Agreement with PrimeFlight Aviation Services for office space at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (Terminals 3 and 4), May 2025 to May 2030.
• Approved agreements with Habitat for Humanity of Broward, Broward County Minority Builders Coalition, and Central County Community Development Corporation for constructing affordable infill housing.
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-069 accepting a warranty deed from West Village, LLC for property along NW 7th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale at no cost to the county.
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-071 adopting the 2024 Broward County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan.
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-072 directing publication of notice for a public hearing on May 6, 2025, to consider supplemental budgets.

The Broward County Commission approved an ordinance enabling speed detection systems in school zones (Ordinance 2025-19) and a resolution urging municipalities to adopt similar measures. It also approved a $20 million budget for the Broward Commuter Rail-North project's development and environmental study, and resolved collective bargaining impasse items with the Federation of Public Employees. The consent agenda, including 39 items, was approved unanimously.

• Enacted Ordinance 2025-19 for school zone speed detection systems (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-080 urging municipalities to enact speed camera ordinances (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-082 designating Locally Preferred Alternative for Broward Commuter Rail-North (8-0)
• Approved $20M transfer for commuter rail PD&E study (Resolution 2025-083) (8-0)
• Approved collective bargaining impasse resolution with Federation of Public Employees (7-0)
• Approved $5M grant for Broward Center for the Performing Arts capital improvements (8-0)
• Approved Performing Arts Center Authority FY2025 budget of $62,547,730 (8-0)
• Approved 39-item consent agenda including leases, contracts, and appointments (unanimous)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission is meeting to approve various board appointments, airport lease amendments, property transactions, and contracts. It also sets public hearings for April 22 on administrative code changes and a motor carrier ordinance. Several items were approved with 8-0 votes, with Commissioner Davis absent.

• Approved appointments to advisory boards, including Catherina Rozario, Kimberly Weismantle, and Dev Motwani, with conflict waivers.
• Approved First Amendments to terminal building leases with El Al Israel Airlines and PrimeFlight Aviation Services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport.
• Authorized County Administrator to acquire real property for government purposes through October 16, 2025, without prior board approval under certain conditions.
• Approved $789,594 materials price adjustment for lift station rehabilitation contract with Trio Development Corporation, new total $15,245,394.
• Set public hearings for April 22 on amendments to the Administrative Code (Public Works reorganization, TV/film incentives) and a motor carrier ordinance.

The Broward County Commission approved a series of consent agenda items, including contracts, appointments, and resolutions. They also enacted three ordinances related to zoning code updates, prompt payment policy, and battery disposal/recycling. The commission approved change orders for the passenger boarding bridges replacement project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, increasing the total contract amount to $42,556,103.

• Approved consent agenda items 1-44 and supplemental item 58 (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-15 updating zoning code (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-16 on prompt payment policy (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-17 on battery disposal/recycling (8-0)
• Approved change orders for airport boarding bridges, increasing contract to $42,556,103 (8-0)
• Approved plat for Centrum Deerfield Beach (6-2)
• Approved resolution to set public hearing on school zone speed detection systems (5-2)
• Approved $29,222,000 in HUD disaster recovery funds (8-0)

County Commission

The County Commission approved consent agenda items including board appointments, airport lease amendments, and property transactions. Key decisions include authorizing the County Administrator to acquire real property without prior board approval through October 16, 2025, and approving a $789,594 price adjustment for lift station rehabilitation. Several individuals were appointed or reappointed to advisory boards, with conflict waivers granted where applicable.

• Delegation of authority to County Administrator to acquire real property without board approval through Oct 16, 2025
• Approval of $789,594 price adjustment for lift station rehabilitation contract, new total $15,245,394
• Acceptance of quit claim deed from City of Tamarac for property at 4189 W Commercial Blvd
• First Amendment to terminal lease with El Al Israel Airlines at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Agreement with HOPE Inc for fair housing outreach, not-to-exceed $18,000

The Broward County Commission approved the Consent Agenda items 1‑44 unanimously. It appointed several individuals to advisory boards and approved waivers of conflict for those appointees. The Commission also approved multiple real‑estate actions, including lease amendments, a subordination agreement, and a broad authorization for the County Administrator to acquire real property without further board ratification. Additional resolutions accepted utility easements and extended existing agreements.

• Approved Consent Agenda items 1‑44 (unanimous 8‑0)
• Appointed Catherina Rozario to the Advisory Board for Individuals with Disabilities (8‑0)
• Approved First Amendment to Terminal Building Lease with El Al Israel Airlines (8‑0)
• Approved Subordination Agreement favoring FDOT for 12235 Pines Boulevard (8‑0)
• Authorized County Administrator to acquire real property through Oct 16 2025 without board ratification (8‑0)
• Adopted Resolution accepting Quit Claim Deed from City of Tamarac for 4189 W Commercial Blvd (8‑0, Resolution 2025‑054)
• Adopted Resolution authorizing conveyance of County‑owned property in Fort Lauderdale to FDOT (8‑0, Resolution 2025‑055)
• Approved Sixth Amendment to Facility Use Agreement with State Dept. of Health extending term to 2030 (8‑0)

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold public hearings on four items: recertifying the future land use elements of Oakland Park and Hollywood, and approving small-scale land use amendments for Parkland (34 acres to Commerce) and Weston (13.4 acres to higher-density residential). Staff recommends approval for all, with voluntary commitments for transportation and affordable housing. The agenda also includes routine consent items and reports.

• PH 3: Parkland amendment — 34 acres west of Nob Hill Road/Coral Ridge Drive, north of Heron Bay Boulevard, from Low (3) and Irregular (4.2) Residential to Commerce
• PH 4: Weston amendment — 13.4 acres on Blatt Boulevard, east of Bonaventure Boulevard, from Irregular (5) to Irregular (28.44) Residential with affordable housing in-lieu payment
• PH 1: Recertification of Oakland Park Future Land Use Element (text amendment)
• PH 2: Recertification of Hollywood Future Land Use Element (text amendment)
• R 1: Extend provisional certifications for Dania Beach, Lauderdale Lakes, and Lighthouse Point through March 31, 2028 (SB 180)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met on March 11, 2025, and approved a consent agenda of 33 items plus several public hearings and regular agenda items. Key actions included purchasing about five acres in Davie for $3,000,000, approving a plan for up to $350,000,000 in single-family mortgage revenue bonds, and setting public hearings for April 1, 2025, on zoning code changes, a prompt payment policy, battery disposal rules, and a Port Everglades franchise renewal. One item on school zone speed detection systems was deferred to the April 1 meeting.

• Approved $3,000,000 purchase of ~5 acres in Davie from RUS'S Property, LLC
• Approved plan for up to $350,000,000 in Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds
• Set public hearing for April 1 on zoning code changes (digital maps, community residential homes, assisted living facilities)
• Set public hearing for April 1 on battery disposal and recycling ordinance
• Approved $785,026 increase for Terminal 5 Gate Expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will vote on several land and infrastructure projects, including a property purchase in Davie and airport expansions. The body is also scheduling public hearings for April 1 regarding zoning, speed detection in school zones, and battery recycling.

• Purchase of approximately five acres in the Town of Davie for $3,000,000
• Increase of $785,026 for Phase II of the Gate Expansion/Terminal 5 Project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Issuance of Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds not to exceed $350,000,000
• Proposed ordinance regarding speed detection systems in school zones
• Proposed ordinance regarding battery disposal and recycling

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 33 items, including a plan for up to $350 million in single-family mortgage revenue bonds, a $10.7 million design-build contract for the Sheridan St. Bridge over FL Turnpike, and a $3 million land purchase in Davie. The board also enacted a tourist development tax ordinance and approved a $25 million line of credit for Civic Arena capital projects. All votes were 8-0, with Commissioner Geller absent.

• Approved $350M single-family mortgage revenue bond plan (8-0)
• Approved $10.67M Sheridan St. Bridge design-build contract (8-0)
• Approved $3M land purchase in Davie from RUS'S Property LLC (8-0)
• Approved $25M revolving credit line for Civic Arena projects (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-14 amending tourist development taxes (8-0)
• Approved $3.6M asset management contract for Convention Center Hotel (8-0)
• Approved $4.09M CCTV installation contract with 4 Best Business Corp (8-0)
• Approved waiver of bus fares for military during Fleet Week 2025 (8-0)

Transportation Surtax Oversight Board Meeting - February 28, 2025

The Transportation Surtax Oversight Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss updates on surtax-funded projects, including the Low Stress Multimodal Mobility Network Master Plan and major projects near Port Everglades and FLL Airport. They will also receive a quarterly update on MAP Broward CBE goal attainment and a study on near-miss traffic incidents. A status update on proposals for a 3rd amendment to the Transportation System Surtax Interlocal Agreement will be discussed.

• Quarterly update on MAP Broward CBE goal attainment
• Low Stress Multimodal Mobility Network Master Plan update
• Near-Miss Traffic Incident Identification System Study update
• Coordination update on FLL Intermodal Center, Automated People Mover, Light Rail Transit, Port By-Pass Road, Port-Airport Connector
• Status update on proposals for 3rd Amendment to Transportation System Surtax Interlocal Agreement

County Commission

The Broward County Commission considers extending the Town of Davie Community Redevelopment Agency through 2039, with a county contribution of $18.56 million for affordable housing. Other items include a $26 million note for rehabilitating Driftwood Terrace apartments, $20.2 million in Ryan White HIV/AIDS funding, and extensions of Lyft and Uber contracts at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades.

• Interlocal agreement with Town of Davie to extend CRA to 2039, county to contribute $18.56 million for affordable housing
• Resolution authorizing up to $26 million multifamily housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace acquisition and rehabilitation
• Adoption of resolution for $20.2 million in Ryan White Program funds for HIV/AIDS services
• First amendments to Lyft and Uber operating agreements allowing up to five one-year term extensions at FLL and Port Everglades
• Grant agreement for $100,000 Youth Climate Action Fund to support youth climate projects

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 28 items and enacted four ordinances related to solid waste and land use, including a small-scale land use plan amendment for the Monarch Hill Landfill expansion (5-3) and a new ordinance prohibiting landfilling of certain specified waste (8-0). The board also approved a third amendment to the Wheelabrator solid waste disposal support services agreement (7-1) and a resolution supporting hands-free use of mobile devices while driving (9-0).

• Enacted Ordinance 2025-11, Monarch Hill Landfill expansion land use amendment (5-3)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-12, prohibiting landfilling of certain specified waste (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-13, height limitations for landfills in A-6 district (5-3)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-10, small-scale land use plan amendment in Broward Municipal Services District (5-3)
• Approved Third Amendment to Wheelabrator solid waste disposal agreement (7-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-036, supporting hands-free mobile device use while driving (9-0)
• Approved $26M multifamily housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace (9-0)
• Approved $20.2M Ryan White Program funding resolution (9-0)

County Commission on 2025-02-25 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission will consider a consent agenda with several funding and contract items, including a resolution to allocate $20.2 million in Ryan White Program funds for HIV/AIDS services, a $26 million housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace, and an interlocal agreement with Davie for affordable housing. The meeting also includes routine appointments, grant approvals, and contract extensions.

• Approve $20,206,459 in Ryan White Program funds for HIV/AIDS services
• Authorize $26,000,000 multifamily housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace rehabilitation
• Approve interlocal agreement with Town of Davie for $18,560,000 in affordable housing contributions
• Extend Lyft and Uber operating agreements at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades
• Award $1,178,933 five-year contract for interpretation and translation services

The Broward County Commission enacted four ordinances related to solid waste management, including a small-scale land use amendment for the Monarch Hill Landfill expansion (5-3), a prohibition on landfilling certain specified waste (8-0), and height limitations for landfills in the Agricultural-Disposal A-6 district (5-3). The Commission also approved a $26 million multifamily housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace, a $20.2 million Ryan White program funding resolution, and a third amendment to the Wheelabrator solid waste disposal agreement (7-1).

• Enacted Ordinance 2025-11 for Monarch Hill Landfill expansion (5-3)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-12 prohibiting landfilling certain waste (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-13 limiting landfill heights in A-6 district (5-3)
• Approved $26M multifamily housing revenue note for Driftwood Terrace (9-0)
• Approved $20.2M Ryan White program funding resolution (9-0)
• Approved Wheelabrator solid waste disposal agreement amendment (7-1)
• Approved $10.4M fire suppression contract for FLL (9-0)
• Approved $3.6M airport grounds maintenance contract (9-0)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met and approved a consent agenda of 26 items plus transferred items, covering board appointments, contracts, grants, and resolutions. Key actions included approving a $350,000 art project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a $1.74 million consulting contract for Pine Island Road improvements, and a $300,000 EPA grant for a Port Everglades air emissions study. Several items were set for public hearings on February 25, 2025, including a JAX LNG franchise renewal and fee updates.

• Approved $350,000 design proposal for Terminal 2 Water Feature Artwork at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Approved $1,744,942 consulting contract with AllBright Engineering for Pine Island Road from Commercial Boulevard to McNab Road
• Accepted $300,000 EPA Clean Ports Program grant for Port Everglades Air Emissions Study
• Set public hearing for JAX LNG, LLC vessel bunkering franchise renewal for February 25, 2025
• Approved $135,355 annual funding for forensic epidemiologist position at Medical Examiner's Office

The Broward County Commission approved a second amended operating agreement for the Broward County Civic Arena with the Florida Panthers and related entities, along with resolutions authorizing the redemption of up to $50 million in arena-related bonds and appropriating funds for that purpose. The board also enacted ordinances amending the county land use plan for Fort Lauderdale, establishing the Uptown Urban Village Activity Center, and approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts, grants, and appointments. All votes were unanimous (9-0), except for the land use items which passed 8-0 with Vice-Mayor Bogen absent.

• Approved Second Amended Arena Operating Agreement with Florida Panthers entities (9-0)
• Authorized redemption of up to $50M in arena bonds (9-0)
• Enacted Land Use Plan map amendment PC 24-6 in Fort Lauderdale (8-0)
• Enacted Land Use Plan text amendment PCT 24-3 establishing Uptown Urban Village Activity Center (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-07 amending Cone of Silence rules (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-08 on storage/seizure of personal property on county land (9-0)
• Approved $350K design proposal for Terminal 2 Water Feature Artwork at FLL (9-0)
• Deferred discussion on alternative solid waste disposal options to Feb 25 (unanimous)

County Commission

The Broward County Commission considered and approved multiple items including appointments to advisory boards, contracts, and grants. Key decisions include a $1.7 million consulting contract for Pine Island Road improvements, a $350,000 airport water feature artwork project, and acceptance of a $300,000 EPA grant for a Port Everglades emissions study. Several public hearings were also scheduled for February and April 2025.

• Awarded $1,744,942 contract to AllBright Engineering Inc. for Pine Island Road design from Commercial Boulevard to McNab Road.
• Approved $350,000 design proposal for Terminal 2 Water Feature Artwork at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
• Accepted $300,000 EPA Clean Ports grant for Port Everglades Air Emissions Study.
• Set public hearing for February 25, 2025, to consider renewal of JAX LNG vessel bunkering franchise at Port Everglades.
• Scheduled public hearing for April 22, 2025, to levy land clearance liens on properties in District 8.

The Broward County Commission approved a second amended operating agreement with the Florida Panthers for the Broward County Civic Arena, with a term through 2033 and two optional five-year extensions. The board also approved related resolutions authorizing up to $50 million in bond redemptions and transferring $15 million from tourist tax reserves for arena operating expenses. All votes were 9-0.

• Approved Second Amended and Restated Operating Agreement for Broward County Civic Arena with Florida Panthers (9-0)
• Approved Second Amended and Restated License Agreement with Florida Panthers (9-0)
• Approved Resolution authorizing redemption of up to $50M in arena-related bonds (9-0)
• Approved Resolution transferring $15M from tourist tax reserves for arena operating expenses (9-0)
• Approved Resolution appropriating $49,128,957 for bond defeasance and redemption (9-0)
• Approved Resolution appropriating $2,371,143 for Series 2018 note redemption (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-07 amending the Cone of Silence rules (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-08 regarding storage and seizure of personal property on county land (9-0)

Board Workshop - Resilient Study Overview

This is a commission workshop focused on a resilience study for Broward County. The agenda includes presentations on climate trends, resilience challenges, and a plan for the county, followed by discussion. No formal decisions are scheduled; it is an informational and discussion session.

• Presentation by Dr. Jennifer Jurado on climate trends and resilience challenges
• Discussion of adaptation strategies and economic analyses
• Introduction by County Administrator Monica Cepero
• Opening remarks by Mayor Beam Furr

County Commission on 2025-01-28 (PART 02)

The Broward County Commission met on January 28, 2025, and approved a 51-item consent agenda plus transferred regular items, made several board appointments, and authorized multiple agreements including Port Everglades equipment reimbursements for U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Several public hearing items were continued, and one supplemental item was deferred.

• Approved appointments to boards including Performing Arts Center Authority, Consumer Protection Board, and Homeless Continuum of Care Board
• Authorized Port Everglades MOAs with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for equipment at Cruise Terminals 2, 18, 19, 21, and 26, with costs up to $342,788, $331,971, $277,666, $275,798, and $518,712 respectively
• Approved $19,741 funding increase for Women in Distress of Broward County for homelessness services
• Approved FDOT grant PTGA 455618-1-94-01 for Modular Security Server Racks with $10,500 grant and $3,500 county match
• Approved state emergency management grants: $8,713 for hazmat data, $105,806 for preparedness, and $310,515 for emergency management

County Commission on 2025-01-28 (PART 01)

The Broward County Commission met on January 28, 2025, and approved a consent agenda of 51 items plus transferred regular items, covering routine contracts, grants, and board appointments. The meeting included public hearings (items 52-62) and regular agenda items (63-72), with several items deferred or continued. The commission also made multiple board appointments and approved various funding agreements.

• Approved funding increase of $19,741 for Women in Distress of Broward County, Inc. (Agreement 23-CP-HIP-2274-ESG-01) for essential services and shelter operations.
• Authorized Memoranda of Agreement with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for replacement equipment at Port Everglades Cruise Terminals 2, 18, 19, 21, and 26, with initial equipment costs ranging from $275,798 to $518,712.
• Approved Public Transportation Grant Agreement with FDOT for Modular Security Server Racks (PTGA 455618-1-94-01) with FDOT grant up to $10,500 and County match of $3,500.
• Approved State-Funded Grant Agreement No. T0349 for $8,713 to update hazardous material facility site plan data.
• Approved Subaward Grant Agreement No. A0445 for $105,806 and No. G0572 for $310,515 for emergency management and preparedness programs.

County Commission

The County Commission is considering multiple items including appointments to advisory boards, grant agreements, and a $1.75 million authorization for Port Everglades to reimburse U.S. Customs and Border Protection for equipment at five cruise terminals. A funding increase of $19,741 for Women in Distress for homeless services is also proposed. Most items are routine administrative actions.

• Port Everglades agreements to reimburse CBP up to $1.75M for equipment at Terminals 2, 18, 19, 21, 26
• Funding increase of $19,741 for Women in Distress shelter services for homeless victims of domestic violence
• Termination of software services agreement with Convergint Technologies LLC
• Acceptance of $10,500 FDOT grant for security server racks at Port Everglades
• Approval of $310,515 emergency management grant requiring county match

The Broward County Commission approved a funding agreement of up to $5,450,000 with 1055 N Federal, LLC to develop a minimum of 365 mixed-income dwelling units in Fort Lauderdale. The board also enacted ordinances related to landlord registration and the PACE program, and continued four landfill-related public hearings to February 25, 2025. A motion to direct staff to ensure landfill capacity was deferred indefinitely.

• Approved $5.45M funding agreement for 365 mixed-income units in Fort Lauderdale (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-01 streamlining landlord registration and rental inspections (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2025-04 amending the Broward PACE Act (9-0)
• Continued four landfill/waste ordinances to Feb 25, 2025 (9-0)
• Approved updated Climate Change Action Plan (8-0)
• Approved $2.47M sole-source Fire Records Management System agreement (8-0)
• Deferred indefinitely motion to ensure landfill capacity (8-0)
• Approved $1.47M open-end contract for thermal detection equipment (8-0)

County Commission on 2025-01-28 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission will consider a consent agenda with board appointments, contract terminations, grant approvals, and budget resolutions. Key items include terminating a software agreement with Convergint Technologies, increasing funding for Women in Distress, and authorizing multiple agreements with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for equipment at Port Everglades cruise terminals.

• Terminate software agreement with Convergint Technologies LLC
• Increase Women in Distress agreement by $19,741 to $49,741 for homeless services
• Authorize CBP equipment reimbursements at Cruise Terminals 2, 18, 19, 21, 26 (up to $342,788, $331,971, $277,666, $275,798, $518,712)
• Approve FDOT grant of $10,500 for Modular Security Server Racks at Port Everglades
• Adopt budget resolutions for Broward Sheriff's Office: $289,701 for Airport Active Threat Equipment and $81,467 for Airport Traffic and Pedestrian Equipment

The Broward County Commission approved the updated 2025 Climate Change Action Plan, directing staff to collaborate with community partners to reduce regional carbon emissions and strengthen resilience. The board also enacted several ordinances, including one streamlining the landlord registration and rental property inspection program, and continued four landfill-related public hearing items to February 25, 2025.

• Approved updated Broward County Climate Change Action Plan (2025) (8-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-01 amending landlord registration and rental property inspection program (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-02 creating Broward County Housing Council (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-03 clarifying Tourist Development Council membership (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance No. 2025-04 amending PACE program (9-0)
• Continued landfill-related items 57-60 to Feb 25, 2025 (9-0)
• Approved $5.45M funding agreement for 365 mixed-income units in Fort Lauderdale (8-0)
• Deferred indefinitely item on landfill capacity contingency (8-0)