Broward County, FL

Sunshine Notices

Sunshine Notices

Sunshine Notices

Sunshine Notices

This agenda lists four Sunshine Notices for public meetings on September 3, 2026, covering HIV health services, cultural affairs, marine advisory, and community action. No substantive decisions or proposals are detailed; it is procedural only.

• HIV Health Services Planning Council meeting on System of Care (SN26-135)
• Cultural Council monthly meeting (SN26-121)
• Marine Advisory Committee regular meeting (SN26-122)
• Community Action Agency Advisory Board bi-monthly executive committee meeting (SN26-123)

Sunshine Notices

Sunshine Notices

This agenda lists six Sunshine Notices for public meetings on September 8, 2026, covering topics from overdose fatality reviews to elevator enforcement and airport community advisory. The meetings are scheduled at various times and are open to the public. No decisions are made in this document; it is a procedural notice of upcoming meetings.

• Fatal overdose review (OFR) by Florida Department of Health in Broward County
• Elevator Enforcement Hearing by Public Works and Environmental Services-Building Code
• Contractor License Enforcement Monthly Hearing (CLE)
• First meeting of 2026 North Perry Airport Community Advisory Committee (NPACAC)
• Library Advisory Board regular meeting

Sunshine Notices

County Commission

Sunshine Notices

County Commission

County Commission

County Commission

Sunshine Notices

County Commission

The Broward County Commission will vote on a consent agenda including a $23,999,580 federal work plan for Port Everglades, a $21,194,708 appropriation for support services, and a $20,823,637 appropriation for homelessness services. It will also consider a five-year, $13,325,634 economic development agreement with the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance and several budget transfers, including $2.2 million for inmate medical care.

• $23,999,580 MOA with US Army Corps for Port Everglades expanded uses
• $21,194,708 for FY 2026-27 support services to specified providers
• $20,823,637 for homelessness services; sole source to Salvation Army
• $13,325,634 five-year agreement with Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance
• $2,200,059 transfer for inmate inpatient care costs

County Commission on 2026-08-20 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission is meeting to consider a consent agenda that includes a $23,999,580 Army Corps of Engineers work plan agreement for Port Everglades, a $13.3M five-year economic development contract with the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, and multiple funding resolutions for homeless services and other programs. The agenda is largely routine approvals, with no major public hearings or controversial items listed.

• $23,999,580 MOA with U.S. Army for Port Everglades expanded uses
• $13,325,634 five-year agreement with Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance for economic growth
• $21,194,708 in FY 2026-2027 funds for support services providers
• $20,823,637 in FY 2026-2027 funds for homeless services, including sole source for Salvation Army
• $2,200,059 transfer from reserves for inmate inpatient care costs

Initial Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. GEN2130273P1, Ground Transportation Management Services for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

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Initial Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2131406P1 Forensic Science Center Managing General Contractor

County Commission

Combination (Initial & Final) Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2130780P1 Consultant Services for Rental Car Center (RCC) Smoke Evacuation and HVAC Modernization at FLL

Qualification Meeting for RFQ No. PNC2129492R1 Professional Engineering Testing Services - Rotating QVL

Final Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. GEN2129622P1 Parking Management Services for Facilities Management Division and Port Everglades Department

Initial Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2131406P1 Forensic Science Center Managing General Contractor

Initial Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. GEN2130273P1, Ground Transportation Management Services for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Reconvene Final Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. BLD2128700P1, Janitorial Services for Terminals 1 - 4, AOCC, and RCC

Combination (Initial & Final) Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2130780P1 Consultant Services for Rental Car Center (RCC) Smoke Evacuation and HVAC Modernization at FLL

Broward Housing Council Meeting

The Broward Housing Council will hear presentations on faith-based affordable housing (YIGBY) and Live Local 4.0 legislation, plus an update on the BrowardNext Comprehensive Plan. Members will also vote on approving minutes from February and May meetings and discuss the 2026 Fall Workshop. The meeting is advisory to the County Commission on housing issues.

• Guest speaker on Yes In God's Backyard (YIGBY) and Live Local 4.0
• BrowardNext Comprehensive Plan update
• Approval of February 27 and May 15 meeting minutes
• Discussion of 2026 Fall Workshop topics (e.g., SB 1434, Community Land Trusts, seniors)

Planning Council Meeting

The Broward County Planning Council will hold public hearings on four items, including recertifying land-use plans for Oakland Park and Hollywood, and two small-scale amendments to the county land-use plan for Parkland and Weston. Staff recommends approval for all items, with voluntary commitments on transportation for Parkland and affordable housing for Weston. The council will also consider extending provisional certifications for Dania Beach, Lauderdale Lakes, and Lighthouse Point, and hear reports from counsel and the executive director.

• Recertify Oakland Park Future Land Use Element (PCR 26-4)
• Recertify Hollywood Future Land Use Element (PCR 26-5)
• Parkland: 34 acres west of Nob Hill Road/Coral Ridge Drive, north of Heron Bay Boulevard, from residential to Commerce (PC 26-2)
• Weston: 13.4 acres on Blatt Boulevard, east of Bonaventure Boulevard, residential density increase with affordable housing in-lieu payment (PC 26-5)
• Extend provisional certifications for Dania Beach, Lauderdale Lakes, Lighthouse Point through March 31, 2028

Initial Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. GEN2129622P1 Parking Management Services for Facilities Management Division and Port Everglades Department

County Commission on 2026-06-16 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission met and handled two agenda items. A motion to direct the County Attorney to draft a resolution amending the administrative code on maximum nonconsent towing and immobilization rates was deferred to the August 20, 2026 meeting. A motion to authorize the County Administrator to acquire property at 1701-1741 Radiant Drive and 1730 Mariner Street in Dania Beach for up to $100 million was withdrawn by Commissioner Udine. The meeting also included a budget workshop notice.

• Motion to draft resolution on towing/immobilization rates deferred to Aug 20, 2026
• Property acquisition (Folio 504233590013, Dania Beach) up to $100,000,000 withdrawn
• Budget workshop scheduled for June 16 at 11:00 AM in Room 430

The Broward County Commission held a regular meeting on June 16, 2026, with all members present. The only substantive action was the withdrawal of a motion to authorize the County Administrator to acquire property at 1701-1741 Radiant Drive and 1730 Mariner Street in Dania Beach for up to $100 million, which was withdrawn by Commissioner Udine without objection. A separate item regarding towing rate amendments was deferred to August 20, 2026. No other decisions were made.

• Withdrew $100M property acquisition authorization for Dania Beach property (no vote, without objection)
• Deferred towing rate amendment item to August 20, 2026

County Commission

La Comisión del Condado de Broward considerará enmendar los topes locales a las tarifas de remolque e inmovilización. Los comisionados también autorizarán una posible compra de $100 millones de una parcela comercial en Dania Beach. Se ha programado un taller de presupuesto para más tarde esa mañana.

• Enmienda al código administrativo del condado que limita las tarifas de remolque e inmovilización
• Autorización para comprar una propiedad comercial en 1701-1741 Radiant Drive y 1730 Mariner Street por hasta $100 millones
• Taller de presupuesto programado para las 11:00 a.m. en la Sala 430

The commission deferred a motion to draft a resolution on towing rates to August 20. A motion to authorize acquisition of a Dania Beach property for up to $100M was withdrawn by the sponsor. No votes were taken on substantive items.

• Deferred towing rate resolution to August 20
• Withdrawn property acquisition motion for 1701-1741 Radiant Drive

MAP Municipal Surtax Workshop - June 16, 2026

This is a workshop for Broward County municipalities on the Municipal Surtax Program (MAP), covering program administration, finance updates, and project delivery. The agenda details the application processes for Cycle 1 capital projects, the Grant Match Program, and formula-based funding, including new online submissions and reporting requirements. It also announces that $23,556,358 is allocated for Municipal Capital Projects in FY27, with proposed budgets for formula-based funding and the Grant Match Program available on July 15th.

• $23,556,358 allocated for Municipal Capital Projects in FY27
• New online application process replaces emailed PDF applications
• Lump sum payments for projects ≤ $250K; funding schedule for projects > $250K
• Grant Match Program requires 25% local match, first-come-first-served
• Quarterly reports replace monthly reports; annual surtax audit due 180 days after fiscal year end

Budget Workshop

The Broward County Commission is holding a budget workshop to review the FY27 budget. They will discuss county priorities identified by commissioners, the Property Appraiser's budget proposal, the Water and Wastewater Services budget and capital program, and a general fund overview. This is a discussion and review session, not a final vote.

• County Priorities for FY27 as identified by Commissioners
• Broward County Property Appraiser FY27 Budget Proposal
• Water and Wastewater Services FY27 Budget Proposal and FY27-FY31 Capital Program
• FY27 General Fund Overview

Budget Workshop

This is a budget workshop where the county will review the Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO) FY27 budget request and discuss a strategy for prioritizing and funding major capital projects. Commissioners will also identify county priorities. No final decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Overview of FY27 BSO Budget Request by OMB
• BSO FY27 Budget Request presentation
• Major General Capital Project Prioritization and Funding Strategy
• County Priorities as identified by Commissioners

County Commission

La Comisión del Condado está votando sobre múltiples asignaciones de fondos y aprobaciones de contratos. Las decisiones clave incluyen distribuir $9 millones para servicios domiciliarios y comunitarios para ancianos, aceptar más de $6 millones en subvenciones estatales para operaciones de autobuses expresos y aumentar un contrato de tecnología de tránsito en $5 millones. También en la agenda: un paquete de incentivos para la creación de empleo para un proyecto confidencial y acuerdos para Port Everglades.

• $9,000,000 para servicios domiciliarios y comunitarios para residentes ancianos
• $3,096,642 subvención estatal para operaciones y mantenimiento del Servicio de Autobús Expreso I-95
• $2,977,540 subvención estatal para operaciones y mantenimiento del Servicio de Autobús Expreso I-595
• $5,000,000 de aumento (a $18,813,460) para el contrato de reemplazo del sistema CAD/AVL con ISR
• Proyecto Orange Blossom: $310,000 en incentivos para creación de empleo para 150 nuevos empleos y $7M de inversión de capital

The commission approved the consent agenda (items 1-50), including $6M in grants for I-95 and I-595 express bus service. Items 7 and 10 were pulled for separate discussion and approved 8-0 with one abstention. Item 27 was withdrawn; items 72 and 76 were deferred.

• Approved consent agenda (items 1-50) unanimously
• Approved $3.1M I-95 Express Bus grant extension (9-0)
• Approved $2.98M I-595 Express Bus grant extension (9-0)
• Approved Port Everglades radiation sensor grant extension (9-0)
• Approved CAD/AVL system contract amendment (+$5M) (9-0)
• Approved human services funding reallocations and opioid survey (8-0, Rich abst.)
• Approved conflict-of-interest waivers for advisory board members (8-0)
• Approved board appointments and various routine items

County Commission on 2026-06-09 10:00 AM

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 50 items plus several regular and supplemental items, including grant agreements for express bus services, a port security pilot, and economic development incentives. The board also approved funding reallocations for social services and a survey of recovery residences. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention on human services items.

• Approved $3,096,642 for I-95 Express Bus Service operations and maintenance
• Approved $2,977,540 for I-595 Express Bus Service operations and maintenance
• Approved $210,000 Strategic Job Creation Incentive and $100,000 Direct Cash/Job Creation Incentive for Project Orange Blossom (150 new jobs)
• Approved $5,000,000 increase for CAD/AVL system maintenance (total $18,813,460)
• Approved $9,000,000 for home- and community-based services for elderly residents

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 50 items, including a $3.1 million grant for I-95 Express Bus Service operations, and later enacted several ordinances and resolutions. Key actions included approving a $12.2 million NG911 system contract, a $9 million elderly services funding distribution, and a $5.9 million transfer for inmate healthcare. The board also deferred two items to June 16, 2026.

• Approved $3,096,642 for I-95 Express Bus Service operations (9-0)
• Approved $12,230,000 NG911 system contract with Motorola (9-0)
• Approved $9,000,000 for elderly home- and community-based services (8-0, Rich abstained)
• Approved $5,935,318 transfer for inmate inpatient care (9-0)
• Approved $210,000 job creation incentive for Project Orange Blossom (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2026-22 requiring elevator repairs in multistory residential buildings (9-0)
• Deferred property acquisition in Dania Beach to June 16, 2026 (9-0)
• Deferred towing rate resolution to June 16, 2026 (9-0)

Reconvene Final Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2130470P1 Roofing & Waterproofing Consultant Services

Reconvene Final Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. GEN2129372P1 Tennis Court Operator at Brian Piccolo Park

County Commission

La comisión votará una resolución para asignar $17.8 millones en fondos federales y del condado para servicios a individuos y familias que experimentan falta de vivienda. La agenda de consentimiento también incluye la aprobación de un contrato de concesión de carros para equipaje en el Aeropuerto Internacional Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, un incentivo de creación de empleo para un nuevo proyecto y enmiendas a las subvenciones de dragado de Port Everglades. También están programados varios nombramientos de juntas y exenciones de conflictos.

• Aprobar $17.8M ($14.7M HUD + $3.2M del condado) para servicios para personas sin hogar (Ítem 10)
• Aprobar la concesión de carros de equipaje de autoservicio Smarte Carte en el Aeropuerto FLL (Ítem 2)
• Incentivo de creación de empleo del Proyecto Axis: $36,750 durante 5 años por 35 nuevos empleos (Ítem 12)
• Dragado de Port Everglades: participación de costos de FDOT aumentada del 50% al 75% (Ítems 4,5)
• Aprobar $3.35M de contrapartida local para proveedores de servicios sociales (Ítem 7)

The commission approved a consent agenda of 60 items, including major funding allocations. Key approvals included $17.8 million for homeless services and $3.35 million in local match funding. An amendment increasing senior services by $333,333 was approved 8-0.

• Approved Consent Agenda (Items 1-60) unanimously
• Appointed Emily Rodrigues to Nancy J. Cotterman Center Trust Fund (9-0)
• Approved sole source baggage cart concession at FLL Airport (9-0)
• Approved Port Everglades dredging grant amendments increasing state share to 75% (9-0)
• Authorized $3,354,544 local match for service providers (9-0)
• Approved $333,333 increase for senior home- and community-based services (8-0; Rich abstained)
• Authorized $17.8 million in HUD grant funds for homeless services (9-0)
• Approved MOU with CareerSource Broward for workforce system (9-0)

County Commission Meeting

The Broward County Commission met and approved a consent agenda of 60 items, plus public hearings and regular agenda items. Key actions included funding for homeless services, senior services, and a job creation incentive. The meeting was largely routine, with most items approved unanimously.

• Approved $17,835,348 for homeless services (FY 2026-2027), including $14,653,129 in HUD grants and $3,182,219 county match.
• Approved $3,354,544 for local match funding to service providers (FY 2025-2026).
• Approved $36,750 job creation incentive for Project Axis, tied to 35 new jobs and $2.2M capital investment.
• Approved $333,333 increase for senior home- and community-based services (Areawide Council on Aging).
• Approved Smarte Carte baggage cart concession at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

The Broward County Commission approved a consent agenda of 60 items, including an $85 million contract for 40-foot hybrid transit buses and $25.7 million in gap financing for four affordable housing projects. The board also approved a $5 million affordable homeowner purchase assistance program and enacted several land use ordinances. A motion to amend the EMS Council ordinance failed, and a land use interpretation for 1301 S. Ocean Drive was continued to August 20, 2026.

• Approved $85M contract for New Flyer hybrid transit buses (9-0)
• Approved $25.7M gap financing for four affordable housing projects (9-0)
• Approved $5M affordable homeowner purchase assistance program (9-0)
• Enacted Ordinance 2026-20 amending EMS Council representation (6-3)
• Approved revised CDBG-DR Action Plan based on Plan B (9-0)
• Approved $14.88M increase for airport janitorial services (9-0)
• Continued land use interpretation for 1301 S. Ocean Drive to Aug 20, 2026 (9-0)
• Approved $3.35M local match funding for service providers (9-0)

Final Evaluation Committee Meeting: RFP No. PNC2130470P1 Roofing & Waterproofing Consultant Services