Hallandale Beach public meetings in 2025
78 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a consent agenda including a $1.866 million contract for new police radios, a budget amendment for fiscal year 2025-26, and ordinances on traffic and zoning codes. The meeting will also feature presentations on a civic center development and student recognitions.
- Authorize $1,866,000 for new Motorola APX Next police radios
- Amend FY 2025-26 budget for revenues and expenditures
- Ordinance to create a citywide Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) permit program
- Ordinance to revise residential care facility zoning provisions
- Ordinance to revise affordable housing bonus density allocation
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss a proposed Rotary sleigh route for Christmas Eve. The item is a discussion only, with no decision or vote indicated.
- Discussion of Rotary sleigh route for Christmas Eve, including a proposed route map.
City Commission
The City Commission will consider a resolution to establish a Retirement Health Savings Account Program for the classification of Mayor. The item is sponsored by Mayor Joy F. Cooper and includes a resolution and plan document.
- Resolution authorizing a Retirement Health Savings Account Program for the Mayor
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board will receive updates on the Golden Isles Master Plan Vision 2023 and improvements, and follow up on an audit report for the Safe Neighborhood District. The meeting also includes public participation before the board business items.
- Golden Isles Master Plan Vision 2023 update
- Golden Isles Improvements Update December 2025
- Golden Isles SND Audit Report Follow-Up (Performance Review)
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on Hallandale Central Park, LLC's application for Major Development Plan approval, variances, and Redevelopment Area Modifications to build an 8-story multifamily residential building with 90 units and 812 square feet of commercial space at 113-121 SE 5 Street. The applicant requests multiple variances from setback, civic open space, and parking corridor requirements.
- Major Development Plan approval for 8-story mixed-use building with 90 residential units and 812 sq ft commercial space at 113-121 SE 5 Street
- Variance from 10-ft to 5.67-ft primary street setback (building) and 3-ft to balconies
- Variance from 20-ft to 8-ft street setback above 5th story (building) and 3-ft to balconies
- Variance from 7.5% to 0% civic open space requirement
- Redevelopment Area Modification to allow three-point turn instead of continuous forward motion for parking corridor
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss a traffic calming evaluation for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District and consider several ordinances regarding zoning and budget adjustments. The body is also reviewing multiple contracts for infrastructure and public safety equipment.
- Contract for Lift Station #12 Rehabilitation Project to Foster Marine Contractors, Inc. not to exceed $3,847,506.30
- Purchase of four new police pursuit vehicles for a not to exceed amount of $246,752
- Contract with Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for a temporary sewer bypass system not to exceed $264,765
- First reading of ordinances to revise zoning codes for affordable housing bonus density, duplexes, and platting
- Proposed budget amendments for FY 2025-26
City Commission
The City Commission is voting on a single consent agenda item: a resolution authorizing change orders for a 16-inch water main replacement on Atlantic Shores Blvd, awarded to JVA Engineering, Inc., for $286,667 due to unforeseen underground utility conditions. The meeting otherwise consists of routine procedural matters.
- Resolution authorizing change orders for Bid #FY 2023-2024-07: 16-inch water main replacement on Atlantic Shores Blvd, awarded to JVA Engineering, Inc., for $286,667 due to unforeseen underground utility conditions and additional plan revisions.
City Commission
The City Commission will consider approving a $2.7 million transportation surtax interlocal agreement for the Hall-004 Sidewalk ADA Improvements Project, along with a $175,000 chemical purchase and a personal injury settlement. A second-reading budget amendment adopted on November 5 will be formally enacted.
- $2,713,559.06 surtax funding for Hall-004 Sidewalk ADA Improvements Project construction phase
- $175,000 purchase of sodium hexametaphosphate from Carus, LLC via cooperative contract
- Settlement payment to Sarah Elizabeth Danberry for personal injuries from a motor vehicle accident
- Second reading of ordinance amending FY 2024-25 budget, including Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District budget (adopted 5-0 on Nov. 5)
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board will consider a resolution to approve the purchase of real property at 415‑417 S.E. 3rd Avenue, 414 S.E. 4th Avenue, and 311 S.E. 5th Street from Parkview Apartments Hallandale, LLC for a price not to exceed $2,900,000. It will also consider awarding bid FY 2024‑2025‑CRA02 to Construction 95, LLC for a contractor’s agreement not to exceed $235,812. The meeting includes approval of the October 2025 and September 2025 monthly financial reports and routine items such as draft minutes, public participation, director communications, and agency business.
- Approve purchase of three properties for up to $2,900,000
- Award bid FY 2024‑2025‑CRA02 to Construction 95, LLC for up to $235,812
- Approve October 2025 monthly financial report
- Approve September 2025 monthly financial report
- Approve draft minutes from September 29, 2025 meeting
TISND Board of Directors
The Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors will meet to approve an amended budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at City Hall.
- Approval of amended budget for 2024-2025 fiscal year
- Public participation for non-agenda items
- Meeting held via telephone conference call
City Commission
The City Commission will review an operating agreement for park concessions and a partnership for the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration. The body will also discuss a proposal to rename SE 5th Street.
- Operating and management agreement with Beacheria, LLC for South City Beach Park concessions
- Partnership agreement with Hallandale Beach Community Civic and Cultural Association, Inc. for 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration
- Discussion on renaming SE 5th Street to Sderot Way / SE 5th Street
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review and discuss a proposed ordinance amending Chapter 32 of the Zoning and Land Development Code to revise regulations for residential care facilities. The board will also approve draft minutes from the October 16 meeting and discuss the 2026 meeting schedule. No other substantive decisions are on the agenda.
- Ordinance to revise Section 32-522 and Section 32-525 relating to residential care facilities
- Approval of draft minutes from October 16, 2025 meeting
- Discussion of proposed 2026 board meeting dates
City Commission
The commission will consider several items including a resolution amending existing crossing agreements with Florida East Coast Railway and Brightline, and a $777,400 contract for equipment rentals. A budget amendment for FY 2024-25, including the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District, is on first reading. The second reading of an anchoring limitation ordinance for Golden Isles Lake was already adopted on September 29, 2025. Commissioners will also discuss local solicitation regulations.
- Resolution amending 1969 crossing agreements with Brightline and Florida East Coast Railway for NE 3rd Street and SE 3rd Street crossings
- Resolution authorizing a $777,400 contract with Big Truck Rental, LLC for six front load trucks
- Ordinance on first reading amending FY 2024-25 budget, including Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District adjustments
- Second reading of ordinance establishing an overnight anchoring limitation area in Golden Isles Lake (adopted 5-0 on Sept 29)
- Discussion on local solicitation regulations, with exhibits from Miami-Dade and Broward counties
TISND Board of Directors
The Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors will hold a special meeting to consider a resolution amending the adopted budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. The item is accompanied by a line-item detail exhibit. Public participation is allowed before the vote.
- Resolution to amend the 2024-2025 adopted budget for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will hold an executive session to hear the litigation case Reynaldo Mayor and Linda Panzarella vs. the City of Hallandale Beach (Case No. CACE24-046090). The session will be recorded by a certified court reporter and the transcript will become part of the public record. No other agenda items are listed for this meeting.
- Executive Session – Case No. CACE24-046090 Reynaldo Mayor and Linda Panzarella vs. City of Hallandale Beach
City Commission
The City Commission is holding an executive session to discuss an active lawsuit, Sarah Danberry vs. City of Hallandale Beach (Case No. CACE24-005525). No other business is on the agenda. The meeting is closed to the public except for the roll call and adjournment.
- Executive session to discuss pending litigation: Sarah Danberry vs. City of Hallandale Beach, Case No. CACE24-005525
- No other agenda items (rezonings, contracts, ordinances) are scheduled
- Meeting consists solely of call to order, roll call, pledge, executive session, and adjournment
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a series of presentations and adopt routine items such as draft minutes and a consent agenda. Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including authorizing an AT&T Mobility contract up to $130,676, approving an interlocal agreement with Broward County for beach access, and waiving competitive solicitation to purchase Avigilon public‑safety cameras costing $1,137,241. Additional actions include awarding a $411,308 telemetry system upgrade contract and designating authority for plat and replat applications under Florida Senate Bill 784.
- Authorization of AT&T Mobility contract for cellular services, not to exceed $130,676 through September 26, 2029
- Approval of interlocal agreement with Broward County for beach access for Segment III beach renourishment
- Waiver of competitive solicitation to purchase and install Avigilon multi‑sensor public safety cameras for $1,137,241
- Award of $411,308 contract to Florida Design Contractors, LLC for telemetry system upgrades with a 10% contingency
- Designation of authority for plat and replat applications under Florida Senate Bill SB 784
GISND Board of Directors
The Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Board will consider awarding a five-year, $1,007,400 unarmed security guard services contract to Total Protection Solutions, LLC. The board will also approve draft minutes from two prior special budget hearing meetings.
- Resolution awarding Bid # FY 2024-2025-28 for unarmed security guard services to Total Protection Solutions, LLC, not to exceed $1,007,400 over five years
- Approval of draft minutes from September 29, 2025 Special GISND Board Final Budget Hearing Meeting
- Approval of draft minutes from September 15, 2025 Special GISND Board First Budget Hearing Meeting
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss a partnership for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Community Celebration, including a review of a Request for Event Provider (RFEP) and a proposal from the Hallandale Beach Community Civic and Cultural Association, Inc. The agenda consists of a single resolution item with supporting exhibits.
- Discussion of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Community Celebration event partnership
- Review of Request for Event Provider (RFEP) and summary rating sheet
- Consideration of proposal from Hallandale Beach Community Civic and Cultural Association, Inc.
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss and consider three proposed ordinances to amend the Zoning and Land Development Code. The items include establishing waiver provisions, revising definitions for duplex and multi-family dwellings, and updating platting and notice requirements. The board will also vote on draft minutes from September 9, 2025. The meeting is open to the public.
- Ordinance to add waiver provisions and definitions to Chapter 32
- Ordinance to revise definitions for duplex and multi-family dwellings
- Ordinance to allow administrative plat approval and update hearing notice requirements
- Approval of draft minutes from September 9, 2025 Planning & Zoning Board meeting
- Public hearing and comment period for all agenda items
City Commission
The City Commission is holding its final budget hearing for FY 2025-26. They will consider adopting a new fee schedule for city services, approving a $2,029,784 interlocal agreement with the Community Redevelopment Agency for community policing, and renewing property insurance for $1,914,525. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts and grants totaling several million dollars.
- Adoption of FY 2025-26 fee booklet for city services, applications, licenses, and permits
- Interlocal agreement with Hallandale Beach CRA for $2,029,784 in community policing innovations
- Renewal of property insurance with Florida Municipal Trust Fund for $1,914,525
- Four-year Verizon cellular contract not to exceed $480,000 ($120,000 per year)
- Change order with Robert Half for $100,000 to staff water meter upgrade transition
HBCRA Board of Directors
The Hallandale Beach CRA Board will consider multiple consent agenda items, including resolutions for a $640,000 loan to support the Pinnacle at Audubon Place affordable senior housing project, purchase of two properties on SW 7th Terrace for up to $855,000, and a $2 million interlocal agreement for community policing. The board also will vote on adopting the FY 2025-2026 budget and funding a ridesharing assistance program with Uber. Director communications and a presentation on residential programs are scheduled.
- $640,000 loan to Pinnacle at Audubon Place for affordable senior housing (ages 62+)
- Purchase of properties at 721 and 725 SW 7th Terrace for up to $855,000
- Community policing services interlocal agreement for $2,029,784
- Ridesharing assistance program with Uber: CRA contributes $114,000 of $150,000 budget
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget and legal services contract with Taylor Duma LLP ($155,000)
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board of Directors will consider a resolution to adopt the final ad valorem tax millage for the Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District for the 2025‑2026 fiscal year. The board will also adopt the annual budget for the district for the same fiscal year. Additionally, the board will review and accept minutes from three prior GISND Advisory Board meetings.
- Adopt final ad valorem tax millage for Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District (2025‑2026)
- Adopt annual budget for Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District (2025‑2026)
- Review and approve GISND Advisory Board minutes from 01/13/2025, 02/10/2025, and 03/10/2025
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will hold a final budget hearing. The board will consider a resolution adopting the ad valorem tax millage for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District for fiscal year 2025‑2026 and adopting the final annual budget for that year. Public participation is allowed after signing in with the city clerk. The meeting also includes review of advisory board minutes from earlier in 2025.
- Resolution adopting ad valorem tax millage for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District for FY 2025‑2026
- Resolution adopting the final annual budget for FY 2025‑2026
- Review of TISND Advisory Board meeting minutes from 01/23/2025, 02/27/2025, 03/20/2025, and 05/22/2025
- Public participation requires sign‑in with the City Clerk before the meeting
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a resolution to renew its emergency medical, fire protection and fire prevention services agreement with the Broward Sheriff’s Office. It will also vote on a $55,000 contract with PayByPhone Technologies, Inc. for pay‑by‑phone parking services. The commission will authorize the purchase of ballistic shields from Manufacturing Protective Solutions, LLC at a cost not to exceed $162,750. Additionally, an ordinance creating an overnight anchoring limitation area in Golden Isles Lake will be read for the first time.
- Renewal of agreement with Broward Sheriff’s Office for emergency medical, fire protection and fire prevention services
- Pay‑by‑phone parking services contract with PayByPhone Technologies, Inc. for $55,000
- Purchase of ballistic shields from Manufacturing Protective Solutions, LLC, cost not to exceed $162,750
- Ordinance amending Chapter 28 to create Section 28-12 anchoring limitation area in Golden Isles Lake (first reading)
- Purchase of 105 lightweight convertible AC units
City Commission
This is the first public hearing on the city's fiscal year 2025-26 budget. The commission will consider first readings of ordinances to set the property tax millage, adopt the tentative budget, approve a five-year capital improvement plan, and increase water, wastewater, and stormwater rates. Other major actions include awarding a $4,035,000 contract for Lift Station #5 replacement and considering a zoning amendment on second reading to increase building height in the RAC neighborhood subdistrict.
- Ordinance to levy ad valorem tax millage for FY 2025-26 (first reading)
- Ordinance adopting tentative FY 2025-26 budget including Golden Isles and Three Islands Safe Neighborhood Districts (first reading)
- Ordinance setting water, wastewater, and stormwater rate increases for FY 2025-26 (first reading)
- Award of $4,035,000 contract to Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for Lift Station #5 Replacement (consent agenda)
- Zoning amendment on second reading to increase permitted height and dimensional requirements in the RAC Neighborhood Subdistrict
GISND Board of Directors
The Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors will hold its first budget hearing to adopt a tentative millage rate and annual budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The meeting will also include the approval of draft minutes from a previous session.
- Approval of draft minutes from June 18, 2025
- Adoption of tentative ad valorem tax millage for 2025-2026
- Adoption of tentative annual budget for 2025-2026
TISND Board of Directors
The Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors will meet to discuss the 2025-2026 fiscal year budget. The board is considering resolutions to adopt a tentative annual budget and a tentative ad valorem tax millage.
- Resolution to adopt a tentative ad valorem tax millage for the 2025-2026 fiscal year
- Resolution to adopt a tentative annual budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year
- Approval of draft minutes from the June 18, 2025 special meeting
Planning and Zoning Board
The Hallandale Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider an ordinance that amends the city's zoning code to revise provisions regarding affordable housing bonus density and notification requirements. The board will also approve the draft minutes from the July 15, 2025 meeting.
- Approval of draft minutes from July 15, 2025
- Ordinance to amend affordable housing density provisions
- Ordinance to amend notice requirements for affordable housing density
- Discussion of bonus units and income/rent limits
- Scheduling of the next meeting for October 16, 2025
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider several resolutions, including a contract with Man‑Con, Inc. for a $7,094,934.66 force‑main improvement with a 10% contingency, bringing the total to $7,804,428.13. Other items include a $49,320 professional services agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants for a bond feasibility report, a $20,000 settlement payment to Yasmine McCalla, an $83,134 award for school crossing guard services, and a first‑reading ordinance to amend the city’s comprehensive plan and zoning code.
- Contract with Man‑Con, Inc. for force‑main improvement: $7,094,934.66 plus 10% contingency ($7,804,428.13)
- Professional services agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants: not to exceed $49,320
- Settlement payment to Yasmine McCalla for personal injuries: $20,000
- Award of bid #FY 2024-2025-22 for school crossing guards to Waterfield Florida Staffing, LLC: $83,134 annually for five years
- First‑reading ordinance to amend the city’s comprehensive plan and zoning code
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will hold a budget workshop for the 2026 fiscal year and approve draft minutes from the June 2025 meeting. The agenda includes consent items for monthly financial reports and committee minutes.
- HBCRA 2026 Budget Workshop
- Approval of June 18, 2025 Draft Minutes
- Monthly Financial Reports for June and July 2025
- Advisory Board & Committee Minutes (Quadrant Safety Board)
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on a consent agenda. Key items include awarding a $6,772,498 contract for Egret Tri-Plex Submersible Lift Station 1 improvements, approving a parking mobile payment services RFP, authorizing a settlement payment for a personal injury claim, and conducting the City Attorney's annual evaluation.
- Award bid for Egret Tri-Plex Submersible Lift Station 1 improvements to Southern Underground, Inc. for $6,772,498 plus 10% contingency
- Award RFP for parking mobile payment services (vendor not specified in agenda)
- Authorize settlement payment to Quenta Joseph for personal injuries from a motor vehicle accident
- City Attorney annual evaluation
City Commission
The City Commission will consider awarding a $6.9 million contract for Lift Station #6 rehabilitation and several other infrastructure and operational contracts. Commissioners will also hear first readings of ordinances repealing the CCB and RDO zoning districts, adding development permit conditions, and rezoning a property at 221 SE 9th Street. A settlement payment of $20,000 for a personal injury claim and renewal of nightclub licenses are on the consent agenda.
- Award $6,284,435 ($6,912,878.50 with contingency) for Lift Station #6 rehabilitation to Southern Underground Industries, Inc.
- Award $1,177,879 ($1,295,666.76 with contingency) for EV charging upgrades at Water Treatment Plant and Fire Station 7 to Lassco Development Inc.
- First reading of ordinance to repeal Central City Business (CCB) and Planned Redevelopment Overlay (RDO) zoning districts.
- First reading of ordinance to rezone property at 221 SE 9th Street from Central RAC/Neighborhood to Central RAC/Transit Core.
- Authorize $274,950 for police locker room renovations awarded to PIF Construction Group Inc.
City Commission
The City Commission will meet for a special budget workshop to discuss city finances and planning. The City Manager will lead discussions on the budget and the FY2025-26 Commission Annual Action Plan.
- FY2025-26 Commission Annual Action Plan presentation
- Recommendations for Solid Waste fee increases and program changes
- School Zone Camera Speed Enforcement Program presentation
- Resilience Workshop updates
Planning and Zoning Board
The Hallandale Beach Planning and Zoning Board will review multiple zoning and land development code amendments, including a car wash project, a residential development with setbacks, and a comprehensive plan update.
- Ordinance to allow auto rental agencies in PLAC zoning district
- M Car Wash project at 525 W. Pembroke Road (Conditional Use & Variance)
- Blue Park residential project at 216-228 SE 8th Street (Major Development Plan)
- Ordinance to allow marinas as accessory uses in RS-7 and CR-P districts
- Ordinance to amend Comprehensive Plan for outdoor recreation facilities
City Commission
The City Commission will hear a budget presentation and consider a consent agenda of resolutions authorizing multiple public works contracts. Items include a $2.6 million force main replacement on Layne Boulevard, a $2.27 million loan for inflow/infiltration rehabilitation, and design contracts for water main, reverse osmosis equipment, and drainage improvements. All consent agenda items are expected to be adopted by one motion unless pulled for discussion.
- Award $2.6M contract for Layne Boulevard 18-inch force main replacement to Master Road Finishers Corp
- Authorize $2.27M loan from Florida DEP for Phase II of inflow/infiltration rehabilitation project
- Authorize up to $1.06M for design and construction services for reverse osmosis skid No. 2 at water plant
- Authorize $655,750 for design and oversight of water main replacement along Dixie Highway from SE 3rd St to Pembroke Road
- Authorize $436,082 for survey, design, and permitting of NE Section drainage infrastructure improvements
HBCRA Board of Directors
The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board of Directors will consider three consent agenda items: a rent subsidy extension for Barrel Wine and Cheese LLC, a construction management services agreement with Artaic Group LLC, and a redevelopment agreement with Dragonfly Investments LLC involving property conveyance. Routine business includes approval of draft minutes and director communications.
- Redevelopment agreement with Dragonfly Investments LLC for real property conveyance (no dollar amount listed)
- Construction management services agreement with Artaic Group LLC up to $100,000
- Tenant rent subsidy grant extension for Barrel Wine and Cheese LLC for six months at $15,402
- Approval of draft minutes from May 21, 2025 meeting
- Monthly financial report for May 2025
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission held a special budget meeting to consider the transition of the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA). Staff presented the HBCRA transition plan and related exhibits covering its lifetime tax‑increment financing revenue, expenditures, owned properties, proposed department structure, future budget, and the RHEDD transition. Commissioners will review the information as part of the agency’s move to city control.
- Presentation of HBCRA Transition Plan (staff)
- Exhibit 1 – HBCRA Lifetime Tax Increment Financing Revenue
- Exhibit 2 – HBCRA Lifetime Expenditures
- Exhibit 3 – Current List of Properties Owned by HBCRA
- Exhibit 5 – HBCRA Future Proposed Budget
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will discuss the proposed millage rate for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and schedule public hearings. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a presentation on community gate traffic.
- Approval of draft minutes from June 4, May 7, April 9, and February 19, 2025
- Presentation on TISND Community Gate Traffic Study
- Resolution establishing proposed millage rate for FY 2025-2026
- Setting date, time, and place for public hearings on the proposed rate and budget
- Discussion of Hallandale Beach Safe Neighborhood Districts Gate Presentation
GISND Board of Directors
The Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Board will consider a resolution establishing the proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2025-2026 and setting public hearing dates. They will also receive an update on the GISND Community Gate Traffic Study. Several sets of prior meeting minutes are scheduled for approval.
- Resolution to set proposed millage rate for FY 2025-2026 and schedule public hearings on rate and budget
- Update on GISND Community Gate Traffic Study, presented by the Police Chief
- Approval of draft minutes from April 9, 2025, January 8, 2025, December 18, 2024, September 25, 2024, and September 12, 2024 special meetings
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a resolution to authorize a settlement payment to Meadowbrook Towers Condominium B to repair property damage caused by a motor vehicle accident. The item is on the Consent Agenda and is not expected to require discussion.
- Settlement payment to Meadowbrook Towers Condominium B for property damage
- Resolution on Consent Agenda
- City Commission meeting at 400 S. Federal Highway
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board is meeting to review two development applications. One is a plat approval for 600 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard (Beach Gateway Plat). The other is a major development plan and several Redevelopment Area Modifications (RAMs) for Seven Park, an 8-story mixed-use building with 124 residential units and 4,150 square feet of commercial space at 218-220 SE 7th Street, including proposed reductions in setbacks, civic open space, and parking.
- Application #P-24-07126 by 600 Hallandale Partners, LLC for Beach Gateway Plat at 600 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard
- Application #DB-24-5547 and #RD-24-5548 by 221 Developers LLC for Seven Park: 8-story mixed-use building with 124 units and 4,150 sq ft commercial at 218-220 SE 7th Street
- Requested RAMs include reduced setbacks (primary street, above 5th floor, interior side, rear), 5.1% civic open space instead of 7.5%, and 159 parking spaces instead of 169
City Commission
The City Commission will review several infrastructure and service contracts, including a major lift station project. The body is also considering a second reading of an ordinance to amend the FY 2024-25 budget.
- Awarding Lift Station #4 Rehabilitation to Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for up to $2,107,545
- Engineering services for Dixie Highway 16” Force Main Project with CDM Smith, Inc. up to $645,840
- Equipment rental with United Rentals (North America), Inc. up to $150,000
- Agreement with ENCO Utility Services LLC up to $96,700
- Renewal of Aetna group medical agreement with a rate increase not to exceed 5.21%
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will convene a special budget workshop. Staff will present the city budget, a five‑year capital improvement plan, utility revenue bond updates, the transportation master plan, and discuss the stray‑dog program. No formal actions are listed; the meeting is for discussion and public input.
- Exhibit 1 – Budget Presentation
- Exhibit 2 – 5‑Year Capital Improvement Plan Presentation
- Exhibit 3 – Utility Revenue Bonds Update Presentation
- Exhibit 4 – Transportation Master Plan & Mobility Work Plan
- Exhibit 5 – Stray Dog Program Discussion
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will hold a special meeting to discuss board business. The primary item on the agenda is an appointment to the TISND Advisory Board.
- Appointment to the TISND Advisory Board
City Commission
The City Commission will consider resolutions to award a contract for speed detection cameras in school zones, authorize playground resurfacing at two parks, and fund well rehabilitation. They will also hold first readings of ordinances requiring sterilization and microchipping of dogs and establishing a special assessment area for road improvements in the Three Islands neighborhood.
- Award of speed detection camera system for school zones to Jenoptik Smart Mobility Solutions, LLC (RFP #2024-2025-07)
- Playground resurfacing at Joseph Scavo Park and BF James Park at not-to-exceed $163,674.45
- Well rehabilitation for Standby Well 3 and Well 5 at not-to-exceed $131,294
- Ordinance requiring sterilization and microchipping of dogs (first reading)
- Ordinance establishing Three Islands Assessment Area for traffic and safety improvements (first reading)
City Commission
The City Commission will consider consent agenda items including a resolution to ratify termination of a lift station improvements contract and authorize direct purchase of equipment for $309,796, and another to repair the eastern 1-million-gallon reservoir tank for $170,082.15. Also up for approval is an interlocal agreement with Florida International University for traffic and transportation services costing up to $300,000. On first reading, a budget amendment for fiscal year 2024-25 will be introduced. Ordinances on special assessments and backyard chickens were already adopted on May 7 and are listed for second reading only.
- Ratify termination of Lift Station #1 improvements contract and authorize direct purchase of equipment for $309,796
- Repair eastern 1-million-gallon reservoir ground storage tank for $170,082.15
- Interlocal agreement with Florida International University for traffic services up to $300,000 over three years
- First reading of budget amendment for FY 2024-25 reflecting revenue and expenditure adjustments
- Intent to reimburse utility and stormwater system improvements with future tax-exempt financing
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will consider approving a $300,288.41 increase to the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the NE 1st Avenue Streetscape Improvements Project. The meeting will also include the approval of draft minutes and the review of a monthly financial report.
- Approval of March 2025 draft minutes
- Monthly Financial Report for March and April 2025
- Resolution to increase GMP for NE 1st Avenue Streetscape Improvements by $300,288.41
- HBCRA Quadrant Safety Board Annual Report
- Presentation on the Cultural Heart of Hallandale Beach mural
City Commission
The City Commission will consider three consent agenda items: a resolution to establish non-ad valorem special assessments for road, curb, crosswalk, landscaping, guardhouse, and traffic/safety improvements in the Three Islands neighborhood, including a public hearing; ratification of an emergency stormwater pipe replacement in the southeast quadrant for $262,005.47; and ratification of emergency repair of Lift Station #5 for $75,651.37.
- Resolution to impose special assessments for Three Islands neighborhood road, curb, crosswalk, landscaping, guardhouse, and traffic/safety improvements
- Ratification of emergency stormwater pipe replacement by Southeastern Engineering Contractors, Inc. for $262,005.47
- Ratification of emergency repair of Lift Station #5 by Atlantic Pipe Services for $75,651.37
- Public hearing established for the Three Islands special assessment resolution
- Consent agenda items adopted by one motion unless pulled for discussion
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss two proposed ordinances to amend the Zoning and Land Development Code. One proposal seeks to repeal regulations for the Central City Business and Planned Redevelopment Overlay districts, while another adds provisions for development permit conditions of approval.
- Proposed ordinance to repeal Central City Business (CCB) and Planned Redevelopment Overlay (RDO) districts
- Proposed ordinance to add conditions of approval for development permits to Section 32-783
- Variance request #V-25-02460 for a 3,528 sq ft commercial building at 948 SW 11 Street
- Request to reduce required parking at 948 SW 11 Street from 12 spaces to 8
- Request to reduce terminal landscaped island length from 19 feet to 13 feet at 948 SW 11 Street
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will hold first reading of an ordinance replacing the city's special assessments chapter to fund capital improvements and essential services. They will also hold second-reading public hearings on three already-adopted ordinances: controlled access at Golden Isles guard gate, backyard chickens regulations, and a 5% increase in business tax receipt fees. The consent agenda includes a $64,228 change order for the Historic Village and Curci House project and a $171,500 code compliance contract with M.T. Causley, LLC.
- First reading of ordinance to replace Chapter 10, Article IV on special assessments for funding capital improvements and essential services
- Change Order #3 for Historic Village and Curci House improvements: +$64,228, new total $596,422, deadline extended to Sept 30, 2025
- Contract with M.T. Causley, LLC for code compliance services FY 2024-25, not to exceed $171,500 (exception to competitive bidding)
- Second reading: Ordinance requiring valid driver's license to enter Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District guard gate (adopted March 19, 2025)
- Second reading: Ordinance increasing all local business tax receipt fees by 5% (adopted April 23, 2025)
City Commission
The City Commission is meeting for a special workshop to discuss the city budget. The City Manager will lead presentations on several specific projects and city services.
- Joseph Scavo Fence Project update
- Cemetery update
- Bulk and Yard Waste presentation
- Three Islands Guardhouses & Traffic-Calming Project funding strategy and implementation
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will consider an appointment to the TISND Advisory Board. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, pledge of allegiance, and public participation. No other substantive actions are listed.
- Appointment to the TISND Advisory Board (staff: City Clerk)
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a resolution authorizing a change order to the CCNA work authorization for Terracon Consultants. The change order allows supplemental environmental assessment services for the Chaves Lake Project, not to exceed $75,350, bringing the total work authorization to $245,325. The item is placed on the consent agenda and can be pulled for separate discussion if any commissioner requests it.
- Change order for Terracon Consultants – supplemental environmental assessments for the Chaves Lake Project, up to $75,350 (total work authorization $245,325).
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a first reading of an ordinance to raise all local business tax receipt fees by 5%, and consider a consent agenda item authorizing up to $500,000 for Cisco networking equipment and services. The meeting also includes presentations of proclamations and the 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.
- First reading of ordinance increasing local business tax receipt fees by 5%
- Resolution authorizing up to $500,000 for annual Cisco networking equipment and services
- Presentation of the FY2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
- Proclamations for Albert Angel, After School Appreciation Week, and Arbor Day
- Approval of draft minutes from March 5, March 19, and March 25, 2025 meetings
City Commission
The City Commission will consider three consent agenda items: a settlement agreement with Sensus USA and Core and Main LP regarding replacement water meters; a resolution authorizing up to $1,482,000 for failing water meter replacement and installation; and a cost-sharing agreement with Pembroke Park for repairs to the I-95 pump station. These items are expected to be approved in one motion unless pulled for separate discussion.
- Settlement agreement with Sensus USA, Inc. and Core and Main LP for replacement water meters
- Purchase of water meters and installation services not to exceed $1,482,000 for failing water meters
- Cost-sharing agreement with Pembroke Park for repair of I-95 pump station
City Commission
The City Commission will review a resolution for a major development plan, redevelopment area modifications, and variances for a mixed‑use project at 219 Pembroke Road, proposing 116 residential units and about 7,500 sq ft of commercial space. They will also act on change‑order resolutions for lift stations #12, #13 and #14 and approve a contract of up to $250,800 with Maverick United Elevator for elevator modernization and five‑year maintenance of six elevators at City Hall and the Police Department. Additional items include ordinance amendments for backyard chickens, advisory board annual reports, and routine public participation.
- Resolution for mixed‑use development at 219 Pembroke Road (116 units, ~7,500 sq ft commercial)
- Change‑order resolutions authorizing design changes for lift stations #12, #13, #14
- Award of contract to Maverick United Elevator, LLC up to $250,800 for elevator modernization and 5‑year maintenance of six elevators
- First‑reading ordinance amending animal code to permit backyard chickens with conditions
- Second‑reading ordinance amending advisory board qualifications, background checks, and holiday scheduling
GISND Board of Directors
At this special meeting, the GISND Board of Directors will receive the GISND Advisory Board's annual report, presented by the Police Chief. Public comments will be taken before the report. No other substantial items are on the agenda.
- Presentation of GISND Advisory Board Annual Report by Police Chief
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors is holding a special meeting to receive the TISND Advisory Board Annual Report, presented by the Police Chief. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, with no other decisions or discussions scheduled.
- TISND Advisory Board Annual Report presented by Police Chief
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss a normal retirement issue. The discussion focuses on the Police & Fire Pension Board's interpretation of the matter.
- Discussion of normal retirement issue regarding Police & Fire Pension Board interpretation
City Commission
This special meeting is solely dedicated to a discussion of the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), sponsored by Mayor Joy F. Cooper. The discussion will be informed by a memorandum on city powers for redevelopment, programmatic funding highlights, and a report on CRA revenues and expenditures from FY18 to FY24. No formal votes are scheduled.
- CRA discussion including City Powers for Community Redevelopment Purposes Memorandum
- HBCRA Programmatic Funding Highlights
- HBCRA Revenue and Expenditures FY18-FY24
City Commission
The City Commission will review several public safety and infrastructure contracts, including a major purchase of surveillance cameras. The body will also consider an ordinance requiring background checks for advisory board and committee members.
- Agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for public safety and license plate recognition cameras for $1,295,443
- Water main replacement from NE 14th Avenue to Diplomat Parkway awarded to Westwind Contracting, Inc. for $1,203,429
- Grant applications for 51st Year CDBG program for after school tutorials and public works not to exceed $419,000
- Purchase of Avigilon cameras for EV bus charging station ($49,851) and DPW complex/water plant ($192,561)
- Proposed ordinance to require background checks for advisory board and committee qualifications
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board will consider several resolutions including approving an $8.74 million guaranteed maximum price for the NE 1st Avenue streetscape improvements, a ridesharing assistance program with Uber costing $150,000 (HBCRA share $114,000), an increase in community policing interlocal services by $294,704, the FY 2023-2024 annual report, and a budget amendment. Also on the agenda is an appointment to the HBCRA Quadrant Safety Board.
- Approval of $8,740,220.86 GMP for NE 1st Avenue streetscape improvements by Burkhardt Construction Inc.
- Resolution approving interlocal agreement with city for Uber ridesharing assistance program, total $150,000 (HBCRA $114,000, city $36,000)
- Resolution approving increase to interlocal services agreement for community policing by $294,704 to total $2,120,941
- Resolution approving FY 2023-2024 annual report of HBCRA
- Appointment of Kevin Marshall to HBCRA Quadrant Safety Board
City Commission
The City Commission will meet to discuss and potentially approve a resolution regarding the City Manager's employment terms. This is the only substantive item listed on Supplemental Agenda No. 1.
- Approval of the second amendment to the revised employment agreement of City Manager Dr. Jeremy Earle
City Commission
The City Commission will consider awarding a drainage improvement contract and authorizing the purchase of police drones. The meeting also includes several proclamations and the review of the October monthly budget report.
- Awarding Bid #FY 2024-2025-04 for NW 5th Terrace drainage improvements to Wolf Creek Construction, LLC for $185,760.00 (not-to-exceed $204,336)
- Procurement of three new drones, software, training, and licensing for $144,060.20
- Review of the October monthly budget report
- Introduction of Broward County School Board District 1 Director Maura McCarthy Bulman
- Proclamations for National Social Worker's Month and Teriyah McFadden Day
City Commission
The City Commission will consider a resolution authorizing a temporary use agreement with Engineered Comfort Solutions to facilitate an airlift for the Beach Club Three project. The agreement involves a temporary closure of South City Beach Park. No other substantive items are on the supplemental agenda.
- Resolution authorizing temporary use agreement with Engineered Comfort Solutions for Beach Club Three airlift project (includes South City Beach Park temporary closure)
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will decide on a major development review, redevelopment area modifications, and variances for a mixed-use project at 219 Pembroke Road. It will also consider rezoning a portion of Seville Mobile Home Park at 426 NE 5th Street. Other items include approval of previous minutes and scheduling the next meeting.
- Rezoning of a portion of Seville Mobile Home Park (426 NE 5th Street) from Central RAC/RAC Neighborhood to Central RAC/RAC Corridor subdistrict (Application Z-23-07993).
- Major Development Review, Redevelopment Area Modifications, and Variances for a mixed-use development with 116 residential units and 7,500 sq ft of commercial space at 219 Pembroke Road (Applications DB-24-04402, RD-23-03514, V-25-00875).
- Variances requested for front yard setback, rear yard setback, building facade transparency, and minimum landscape requirements.
- Approval of draft minutes from January 27, 2025.
- Discussion of proposed change of board meeting dates.
City Commission
The Commission will discuss and vote on consent agenda items including a $179,501.03 surtax-funded crosswalk upgrade project and a swim safety instruction agreement. Several items pulled from the February 5 meeting will be taken up again, including the annual City Manager evaluation and amendments to the City Manager's employment agreement. Other discussions include a service line warranty program, a Family Fun Day waiver, and potential CRA and elections topics.
- $179,501.03 surtax funding for Hall-003 crosswalk upgrades (BC-HBEACH-FY2020-00002) construction phase
- Interlocal agreement for Broward County Swim Central water safety instruction courses
- City Manager evaluation and first amendment to employment agreement (pulled from Feb 5)
- Discussion of National League of Cities Service Line Warranty Program
- Resolution urging Florida legislature to create public records exemption for municipal clerks and code enforcement employees
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will review financial reports and consider awarding several commercial grants. These include funding for interior renovations, facade improvements, and rent stability.
- Proposed $100,000 interior renovation, $105,000 facade improvement, and $125,000 kitchen grant to B182 Terrace LLC d/b/a The Chelsea
- Proposed $13,616 restaurant rent emergency stability grant to T&T Foods LLC d/b/a Firehouse Subs
- Review of January 2025 and December 2024 monthly financial reports
- Approval of December 18, 2024 meeting minutes
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board will consider approving draft minutes from three prior meetings and hold a discussion on the Three Island Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board. The meeting also includes routine communications from the city attorney and city manager.
- Approval of December 18, 2024 special meeting minutes
- Approval of September 25, 2024 final budget hearing minutes
- Approval of September 12, 2024 first budget hearing minutes
- Discussion of Three Island Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider and adopt resolutions supporting Florida Senate Bill 494 and Senate Bill 150 on animal cruelty, and urging the state legislature to lower property‑insurance premiums and provide grant programs for at‑risk condo owners (Senate Bill 554, House Bill 451, Senate Bill 592). The meeting also includes a presentation of an End Jew Hate proclamation sponsored by Commissioner Anabelle Lima‑Taub, Mayor Joy F. Cooper and Vice Mayor Michele Lazarow. All items are scheduled for time‑certain discussion.
- Resolution supporting Florida Senate Bill 494 and Senate Bill 150 on animal cruelty (adopted by Mayor and City Commission)
- Resolution urging the Florida Legislature to decrease property‑insurance premiums and create grant programs for at‑risk condo owners (Senate Bill 554, House Bill 451, Senate Bill 592)
- Presentation of End Jew Hate proclamation (sponsored by Commissioner Anabelle Lima‑Taub, Mayor Joy F. Cooper & Vice Mayor Michele Lazarow) scheduled for 6:15 PM
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss updating the FY 2024-25 budget and introducing ordinances to change parking requirements and allow recreational uses in commercial areas. The body will also review technology contracts and a variance request for a marina at 500 Diplomat Parkway.
- Contract with SHI International Corp for technology products up to $436,822 annually
- Contract with CDW Government LLC for technology products up to $237,100 annually
- CDBG Public Works grant award to Emerald Construction Corp d/b/a Neucor Construction for $614,561.26
- Proposed ordinance to allow courts and fields as accessory uses for commercial/mixed-use developments
- Proposed ordinance creating a Transportation and Mobility Department
City Commission
The City Commission is considering a resolution sponsored by Mayor Cooper urging the Florida State Legislature to create a public records exemption for personal information of municipal clerks and employees involved in elections or code enforcement. The meeting includes only this single substantive item alongside standard opening and closing procedures.
- Resolution urging Florida Legislature to exempt personal info of municipal clerks, election workers, and code enforcement staff from public records
Planning and Zoning Board
The Hallandale Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider a major development plan for a 15-story hotel with 246 keys at 804 S. Federal Highway. The board will also review proposed meeting dates for 2025.
- Review Major Development Plan for 15-story hotel at 804 S. Federal Highway
- Consider Redevelopment Area Modifications (RAMs) for the hotel project
- Approve draft minutes from December 30, 2024 meeting
- Review proposed meeting dates for 2025
- Schedule next meeting for February 26, 2025
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a quasi-judicial public hearing to consider a Planned Development Overlay amendment for the Diplomat Golf Course Tower 200 project (Shell Bay Resort) at 501 Diplomat Parkway. They will also vote on several resolutions, including settlements, contracts, fee changes, and legislative priorities, and ordinances on advisory board qualifications and vacant property regulations.
- Public hearing on Planned Development Overlay amendment for Diplomat Golf Course Tower 200 project at 501 Diplomat Parkway
- Resolution authorizing up to $100,000 for tire purchases from Florida Sheriff Association contract
- Resolution approving roadway restoration contract renewal with M&M Asphalt Maintenance/All County Paving
- Ordinance on first reading to require background checks for advisory board members
- Resolution amending fees for public beach courtesy chair service and funeral home use of city cemetery
City Commission
The Commission will vote on a consent agenda including multiple resolutions for contracts and purchases, such as a $3.1 million bus shelter improvement project and a $2.3 million vehicle purchase. A first reading ordinance would amend budget transfer authority and create a renewal and replacement fund. The meeting also includes a presentation on an EMS revenue analysis and a proclamation.
- Bus Shelter Improvements Project with Broward County — $3,130,163.54
- Vehicle purchase of up to $2,328,000 for 2025 fleet (waiving bidding)
- Purchase of Glock firearms with red dot sight for police — $97,230
- Bus Stop Digital Signage Project with Broward County — $557,981
- First reading of ordinance to amend budget transfer rules and create renewal/replacement fund
GISND Board of Directors
The Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Board will consider a resolution to authorize using Miami-Dade County contract RFP-00188D with Security Alliance, LLC for security guard services, at a cost not to exceed $267,846. This is the only substantive item on the special meeting agenda.
- Resolution to piggyback Miami-Dade County contract for security guard services up to $267,846
- Contract with Security Alliance, LLC via RFP-00188D
- Attachments include piggyback form, renewal letter, and supplemental agreement
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on a resolution to rename Foster Park, its community center, and plaza after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The resolution also waives the city's renaming policy. The item is sponsored by Mayor Joy F. Cooper.
- Resolution to rename Foster Park to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Park
- Rename Foster Park Community Center to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Center
- Rename Foster Park Plaza to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Plaza
- Waiver of renaming policy