Lauderhill public meetings in 2025

Special City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission is deciding on three resolutions: approval of a second amendment to a bus shelter maintenance agreement with Broward County, and awarding two contracts for GO Bond outreach—a community outreach data analyst for $120,000 and public information services for $200,000.

• Resolution 25R-12-246: Second Amendment to Agreement with Broward County for installation and maintenance of bus shelters.
• Resolution 25R-12-247: Award of $120,000 to Pompano Beach Community Development for a Community Outreach Data Analyst for the GO Bond Referendum.
• Resolution 25R-12-248: Award of $200,000 to Garth Solutions, Inc. for Public Information and Community Engagement Services for the GO Bond Program.

Special City Commission Workshop

The Special City Commission Workshop scheduled for Monday, December 8, 2025 at 5:00 PM was cancelled. No agenda items were presented. The regular City Commission meeting at 6:00 PM will proceed as planned.

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will discuss several resolutions, including a $65 million general‑obligation bond referendum, contracts for inspection and plan‑review services, and special‑exception use orders for commercial properties. Presentations on a license‑plate‑frame law, a school‑board member, and park updates are also scheduled.

• Resolution 25R‑12‑240: Authorize up to $65,000,000 in general‑obligation bonds for capital projects
• Resolution 25R‑12‑245: Award RFP 2025‑050 for inspection & plan‑review services to C.A.P. Government, Inc.
• Resolution 25R‑12‑230: Grant special‑exception use to Angel Touch Therapy, LLC at 7173 W. Oakland Park Blvd.
• Resolution 25R‑11‑215: Grant special‑exception use to Classic Billiards at 4561‑4575 N. University Drive
• Resolution 25R‑11‑226: Approve site‑plan for Boye’s Gas Service (Sharp Energy) at 3550 NW 16th Street

The commission unanimously accepted the revised agenda and approved minutes from the November 10 and November 24 meetings. It approved three development resolutions—including Classic Billiards expansion, Boyes Gas propane storage at 3550 NW 16th Street, and Angel Touch Therapy tutoring center—each passing 5‑0. Additional items on the consent agenda, such as board appointments and the drug‑testing services contract, were also approved unanimously.

• Approved Revised Agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes for Nov 10, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved minutes for Nov 24, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-215 for Classic Billiards expansion (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-226 for Boyes Gas propane storage site plan (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-12-230 for Angel Touch Therapy tutoring center (5-0)
• Approved appointments to Firefighters’ Retirement System Board (5-0, consent agenda)
• Approved award of RFP 2025-040 for drug and alcohol testing services (5-0, consent agenda)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Lauderhill CRA will consider two resolutions at a limited agenda meeting. One resolution authorizes piggybacking on city contractor lists for services up to $29,999, and another approves a $96,500 change order with Platinum General Contracting for police substation enhancements as part of existing South Wing storefront renovations. Presentations on the Central CRA and State Road 7 CRA are also scheduled. A previously posted resolution creating an electrician position has been removed.

• Resolution CRA-25R-11-11: Authorizes piggybacking on city vendor lists for tree trimming, youth sports, roofing, trade, mechanical services up to $29,999
• Resolution CRA-25R-11-13: Approves $96,500 change order with Platinum General Contracting for police substation enhancements (bulletproof door, block wall) in South Wing storefront renovations
• CRA Resolution CRA-25R-11-12 (creating electrician position) removed from agenda after publication
• Central CRA presentation requested by Executive Director Sean Henderson
• State Road 7 CRA presentation requested by Executive Director Sean Henderson

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will vote on a site plan for a 0.91-acre vacant parcel on NW 16 Street for outdoor storage and bulk storage of gas, oil, and other fuels. Also up for discussion are three special exception use requests for medical offices and a bakery, and several consent agenda items including a $200,000 emergency generator rental and a $2M budget adjustment.

• Site plan for gas/oil storage at NW 16 Street (Resolution 25R-11-226)
• Emergency generator rental for water treatment plant up to $200,000 (Resolution 25R-11-221)
• Special exception for Pediatric Dental Center with controlled substance practitioner at 1879 NW 40th Ave
• Special exception for South Florida Wellness & Clinical Research Institute at 4966 N Pine Island Rd
• City match of $50,000 for 6th Annual Beer-B-Q festival sponsorship

The Lauderhill City Commission approved two special‑exception development orders: one for a pediatric dental center at 1879 NW 40th Avenue and another for a clinical research institute at 4966 N. Pine Island Road, each passing 5‑0. Commissioners also elected Richard Campbell as Vice Mayor (4‑1) and approved the revised agenda, tabling two items to the December 8 meeting, and approved the November 10 minutes.

• Approved Resolution 25R-11-214 for Pediatric Dental Center special‑exception use (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-216 for South Florida Clinical Research Institute special‑exception use (5‑0)
• Elected Richard Campbell as Vice Mayor (4‑1)
• Accepted revised agenda and tabled items 3A and 7D to Dec 8 meeting (5‑0)
• Approved minutes of the November 10, 2025 meeting (5‑0)

Special City Commission Meeting

The Special City Commission meeting on November 10, 2025 will focus solely on a discussion of the federal government shutdown. Mayor Denise D. Grant will present the implications and effects on Lauderhill residents and the local economy. No other agenda items or decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Federal Government Shutdown – discussion of implications for residents and local economy (requested by Mayor Denise D. Grant)

The Lauderhill City Commission held a limited‑agenda meeting to hear updates on the federal government shutdown and its local effects. Presentations covered proposed water‑service relief, fee waivers for federal workers, deferred code enforcement, and food‑distribution initiatives. While the Mayor and City Manager outlined several response measures, the minutes record no vote, approval, denial, or tabling of any proposal.

Special City Commission Workshop

This is a special city commission workshop with a limited agenda for discussion only. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled. The commission will discuss six items requested by the mayor and city manager, including reading comprehension strategies, multifamily elevators, citywide air conditioners and irrigation systems, SND performance reviews, a paint palette, and a logo/tag line presentation.

• Reading comprehension strategies (requested by Mayor Grant)
• Discussion about multifamily elevators (requested by Mayor Grant)
• Citywide air conditioners and irrigation systems (requested by Mayor Grant)
• Discussion of SND performance reviews (requested by City Manager Hobbs)
• Presentation of logo and tag line (requested by City Manager Hobbs)

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will vote on several resolutions, including a grant of up to $159,412 from the state Victims of Crime Act. It will also consider a $113,810 contract for engineering design of fire station 57 drainage improvements, a special exception use development order for the Sherban Spine Institute at 7100 W. Commercial Blvd, and the adoption of the city’s supplemental strategic plan for FY 2025‑2026. Additional items include appointments to the Police Officers Retirement Trust Fund board and several ordinance amendments.

• Resolution 25R-11-211: approve up to $159,412 VOCA grant funding
• Resolution 25R-11-209: approve contract not to exceed $113,810 for fire station 57 drainage improvements
• Resolution 25R-11-212: grant special exception use development order for Sherban Spine Institute at 7100 W. Commercial Blvd
• Ordinance 25O-09-142: approve third amendment to the Le Parc at Lauderhill development agreement
• Ordinance 25O-10-143: amend building safety program to require 30‑year inspections

The commission approved the final agenda and the October 27, 2025 meeting minutes, then adopted several resolutions and ordinances. Notably, it granted a special‑exception use for the Sherban Spine Institute, adopted the FY 2025‑26 Supplemental Strategic Plan, appointed trustees to the Police Officers Retirement Trust Fund, and approved the third amendment to the Le Parc development agreement along with a building‑code update. All motions passed unanimously with a 5‑0 vote.

• Accepted final‑revised agenda (5‑0)
• Approved October 27, 2025 minutes (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-212 granting special‑exception use to Sherban Spine Institute (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-213 adopting the FY 2025‑26 Supplemental Strategic Plan (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-11-210 appointing trustees to the Police Officers Retirement Trust Fund Board (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-142 third amendment to the Le Parc development agreement (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-10-143 amendment to the building safety program, changing it to a 30‑year inspection program (5‑0)
• Approved Consent Agenda, which included Resolutions 25R-11-209 (Flynn Engineering services) and 25R-11-211 (VOCA grant) (5‑0)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

This limited-agenda CRA meeting has a single item: a proposed ordinance to approve the third amendment to the real estate development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The board will discuss and vote on the amendment.

• CRA Ordinance CRA-25O-09-102: Third Amendment to Development Agreement and Addendum with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider several resolutions, including a special exception to extend store hours at 4039 NW 19th Street and a special exception for outdoor storage at 1701 NW 31st Avenue. It will also vote on an interlocal agreement with Broward County for unsafe structures hearings, appoint a member to the General Employees Pension Board, and adopt a resolution supporting Senate Bill 178. The agenda includes two ordinances amending building safety inspections and business regulations, and a third amendment to the Le Parc development agreement.

• Resolution 25R‑09‑202: Extend U Save Food store hours to 6 AM‑2 AM at 4039 NW 19th St.
• Resolution 25R‑10‑205: Approve outdoor storage and metal‑recycling site at 1701 NW 31st Ave.
• Resolution 25R‑10‑207: Approve Phase 2 LED lighting agreement with Florida Power & Light.
• Resolution 25R‑10‑204: Interlocal agreement with Broward County for unsafe structures board hearings.
• Ordinance 25O‑10‑143: Change building safety inspection program from 40‑year to 30‑year threshold.

The commission accepted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from April 28 and July 14, 2025. It passed a resolution (25R‑10‑208) expressing strong support for Senate Bill 178. The first reading of Ordinance 25O‑09‑142, amending the Le Parc development agreement, was approved. A special‑exception request for Coastal Waste & Recycling (Resolution 25R‑10‑205) was tabled until the next meeting.

• Agenda accepted (4-0)
• April 28, 2025 minutes approved (4-0)
• July 14, 2025 minutes approved (4-0)
• Resolution 25R‑10‑208 supporting Senate Bill 178 approved (4-0)
• Ordinance 25O‑09‑142 (Le Parc amendment) approved on first reading (4-0)
• Resolution 25R‑10‑205 (special‑exception for Coastal Waste & Recycling) tabled (4-0)

City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss several city initiatives and planning documents. The meeting includes presentations on transportation and strategic planning, as well as discussions on land use and city programs.

• Review of the draft FY 2026 Supplemental Strategic Plan
• Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU)
• Discussion of artificial turf as ground covering
• Update on 64th Avenue and Woodlands development plans in Tamarac
• Discussion of OIG close out report

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a limited agenda meeting to discuss one specific ordinance. The body is considering a third amendment to a real estate development agreement and addendum.

• CRA Ordinance No. CRA-25O-09-102: Third Amendment to the Real Estate Development Agreement and Addendum between the City of Lauderhill and Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC

Special City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a special meeting to conduct performance evaluations of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk. The agenda is limited to these three personnel reviews and adjournment.

• Evaluation of City Manager
• Evaluation of City Attorney
• Evaluation of City Clerk
• Limited agenda meeting
• Adjournment

The Special City Commission evaluated three city officials. The City Manager received an overall rating of 3.6. The City Attorney received an overall rating of 3.52. The City Clerk received an overall rating of 3.88.

Lauderhill Finance Corporation

The Lauderhill Finance Corporation will meet to consider the final operating budget for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. The body is deciding on appropriations totaling $1,104,375.00.

• Ordinance No. LFC-25O-09-100: Appropriations of $1,104,375.00 for the fiscal year October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider Ordinance No. CRA-25O-09-101, which adopts the final operating budgets for the Central CRA ($115,500) and Eastern CRA ($1,609,249) for fiscal year 2025-26. This is a public hearing and final vote on the budgets.

• Ordinance CRA-25O-09-101: adoption of FY 2025-26 budgets — Central CRA $115,500, Eastern CRA $1,609,249

Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors

The Windermere Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will vote on two ordinances: one setting the property tax levy at 2.0 mills and a non-ad valorem special assessment of $500 per parcel for FY2026, and another adopting the final FY2026 budget. The board will also consider a resolution reappointing four members to its Advisory Council.

• Adopt property tax levy at 2.0 mills for FY2026
• Adopt non-ad valorem special assessment of $500 per parcel per year for FY2026
• Adopt final FY2026 budget for the Windermere/Tree Gardens SND
• Reappoint four Advisory Council members: Adelle Alfred, Michelle Ali, Kelly McLean, Lisema Sinord

Isles of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting

The Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will decide on a property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a $500 non-ad valorem special assessment per parcel for fiscal year 2026. They will also adopt the final FY2026 budget and reappoint one member to the Advisory Council.

• Ordinance 2025-IO-128: Adopting property tax levy at 2.0 mills and $500 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2026
• Ordinance 2025-IO-129: Adopting the final FY 2026 budget for the Isles of Inverrary SND
• Resolution 2025-IR-57: Reappointing one member to the Advisory Council

Manors of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting

The Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will consider adopting a property tax levy rate of 0.00 mills and setting non-ad valorem special assessments for FY 2026. They will also vote on the final FY 2026 budget for the district and reappoint six members to the Advisory Council.

• Ordinance 2025-MO-128: adopt 0.00 millage rate and special assessments of $100 for Master Association, $400 for Condo I Association, and $400 for Condo XI Association per parcel per year for FY 2026
• Ordinance 2025-MO-129: adopt the final FY 2026 budget for the Manors of Inverrary SND area
• Resolution 2025-MR-59: reappoint six members (Shelley Buchanan, Mathew Ehrlich, Ashton McKenzie, Horace Murphy, Georgette Tarantino, Liz Turner) to the Advisory Council

Habitat SND Board of Directors Meeting

The Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will consider ordinances to set the property tax levy at a millage rate of 1.0 mill and a $125 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for fiscal year 2026, and adopt the district's final FY 2026 budget. The board will also vote to reappoint four members to the advisory council.

• Ordinance 2025-HO-128: adopt property tax levy at 1.0 mill and $125 per parcel special assessment for FY 2026.
• Ordinance 2025-HO-129: adopt final FY 2026 budget for the Habitat SND area.
• Resolution 2025-HR-51: reappoint Alexis, Davis, Fernandez, and Thomas-McCall to the Advisory Council.

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will hold public hearings on FY 2026 special assessments for several safe neighborhood improvement districts and storm water services. Commissioners will also vote on hiring a forensic auditor to review HHS grant funds, authorize joining a PVC pipe antitrust class action, approve a development agreement amendment for Le Parc at Lauderhill, and update garbage and recycling fees. The meeting includes a tribute to former City Manager Desorae Giles-Smith and a public safety update from police, parks, and public works.

• Resolution to award RFP 2025-044 for forensic accounting services to audit HHS grant funds
• Resolution authorizing city attorney to retain Nussbaum Law Group for PVC pipe antitrust class action litigation
• Ordinance approving third amendment to real estate development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC
• Ordinance amending garbage and trash fee schedule effective October 1, 2025
• Public hearings on FY 2026 non-ad valorem special assessments for Habitat, Manors of Inverrary, Isles of Inverrary, Windermere/Tree Gardens, and storm water areas

The commission accepted the revised agenda for the September 29 meeting. It then approved six ordinances establishing non‑ad valorem special assessments for the Habitat, Manors, Isles, Windermere, storm‑water and garbage districts for fiscal year 2026. Each ordinance passed on second reading with vote totals ranging from 4‑0 to 5‑0.

• Accepted revised agenda (4‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-128 for Habitat SND (4‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-129 for Manors SND (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-130 for Isles of Inverrary SND (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-131 for Windermere/Trees Gardens SND (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-132 for Storm Water assessment (4‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-09-133 for Garbage assessment (5‑0)

City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will hold a workshop with a limited agenda. Items include an update on a traffic study, presentations from Hill Project Developers and regarding the strategic plan, and discussion of an ordinance that would amend the Public Art Fund to allow capital expenditures for the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center.

• Update on traffic study requested by Mayor Denise D. Grant
• Presentation from Hill Project Developers requested by City Manager
• Strategic Plan presentation requested by City Manager
• Ordinance No. 25O-06-121 to amend Public Art Fund for Performing Arts Center capital expenditures

Special Assessment Meetings

The City Commission is holding a series of special assessment meetings to address specific districts and services. These meetings cover safe neighborhood improvement districts and city-wide utility and safety services.

• Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Special Assessment
• Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Special Assessment
• Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Special Assessment
• Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Special Assessment
• Special assessments for Storm Water, Garbage, Nuisance Abatement, and Fire Rescue

Special City Commission Meeting

The Commission holds a public hearing on first reading of the FY 2026 operating and capital budgets, setting the property tax millage at 7.4998 operating and 1.1212 debt service. Also considers tentative budgets for Safe Neighborhood Improvement Districts (Habitat, Manors, Isles, Windermere/Tree Gardens) and the Lauderhill Finance Corporation ($1,104,375). Two ordinances would amend garbage franchise fee rates and water/sewer service rates.

• Set FY 2026 property tax levy: operating millage 7.4998, debt service 1.1212
• Adopt FY 2026 operating and capital budgets
• Habitat SND tentative levy: 1.0 mills plus $125 per parcel special assessment
• Manors of Inverrary SND tentative levy: zero mills with $400 assessments for Condo I and XI, $100 for Master Association
• Ordinance to amend garbage franchise fee rates effective Oct 1, 2025

Fire Rescue Special Assessment Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission is holding a special meeting to consider an ordinance and a resolution that would reimpose fire rescue assessments on properties within the city for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025. The agenda includes confirming the preliminary rate resolution, approving the assessment roll, and setting the rate of assessment. Public comment is allowed.

• Ordinance 25O-09-135 to reimpose fire rescue assessments for FY 2025-26 and approve the assessment roll
• Resolution 25R-09-174 to confirm the preliminary rate resolution and approve the assessment rate
• Public hearings advertised in the Sun Sentinel
• Fire rescue assessment applies to all assessed property within Lauderhill
• Meeting includes roll call and adjournment

Nuisance Abatement Special Assessment Meeting

The City Commission is considering Ordinance 25O-09-134 and Resolution 25R-09-173 to adopt a uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments for nuisance abatement violations (garbage, trash, unsanitary conditions) via the annual Broward County tax bill. This applies to costs incurred when violators fail to pay by September 30th. The action would certify assessment costs for fiscal year 2026 and allow annual billing on the tax roll.

• Ordinance 25O-09-134: adopting uniform method for collecting nuisance abatement special assessments on the Broward County tax bill for FY 2026
• Resolution 25R-09-173: certifying and re-imposing the assessment method and setting FY 2026 costs

Garbage Special Assessment Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will vote on Ordinance No. 25O-09-133, which establishes a uniform non‑ad valorem special assessment on the annual tax bill to fund garbage, refuse and recycling services in St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates and the Swap Shop for fiscal year 2025‑26. The ordinance also sets the assessment rate and authorizes mailing of the notice. A related resolution (25R-09-172) will certify the final assessment roll for fiscal year 2026.

• Ordinance 25O-09-133: adopts garbage special assessment for FY 2025‑26
• Resolution 25R-09-172: certifies final assessment roll for FY 2026
• Exhibit A: map of the designated assessment areas
• Exhibit B: garbage assessment rate schedule for FY 2026
• Public comment limited to three minutes per speaker

Storm Water Special Assessment Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will vote on ordinances to re-impose non-ad valorem storm water special assessments for the fiscal year 2026. The fees will be collected on annual tax bills for residents in St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and the Swap Shop.

• Ordinance 25O-09-132: Storm water special assessment for FY 2026
• Resolution 25R-09-171: Final storm water assessment roll for FY 2026
• Storm water services for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and Swap Shop
• Public comment period of three minutes per person
• Meeting held at City Hall, 5581 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

Windermere/Tree Gardens SND Special Assessment

The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a public hearing to adopt Ordinance 25O-09-131 and Resolution 25R-09-170, re-imposing non-ad valorem special assessments for the Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2026. The assessments, which cover district costs, are capped at $500 and 2 mills per parcel per year and will be billed on the annual tax bill.

• Adoption of Ordinance 25O-09-131 to re-impose the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments in the Windermere/Tree Gardens SND
• Adoption of Resolution 25R-09-170 certifying the final assessment roll and declaring special assessments for FY 2026
• Maximum special assessment of $500 and 2 mills per parcel per year
• Annual billing of actual costs on the tax bill for the improvement district
• Public hearing with exhibits including district map and assessment rate for FY 2026

Isles SND Special Assessment Meeting

The City Commission will consider an ordinance and a resolution to re-impose non-ad valorem special assessments for the Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2026. The assessments are capped at $500 per parcel plus an ad valorem levy of 2 mills per parcel. This is a public hearing on the proposed special assessments.

• Ordinance No. 25O-09-130 adopting and re-imposing the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments for the Isles of Inverrary SND for FY 2026, not to exceed $500 per parcel plus 2 mills ad valorem tax levy
• Resolution No. 25R-09-169 certifying the final assessment roll and re-imposing special assessments for the Isles of Inverrary SND for FY 2026, with same maximums
• Public hearing on the proposed special assessments for the improvement district

Manors SND Special Assessment Meeting

The City Commission is meeting to approve the collection method and final assessment rolls for the Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2026. The body will decide on specific non-ad valorem special assessments for various association category parcels.

• Ordinance 25O-09-129: $400 assessment for Condo I and Condo XI parcels, $100 for Condo XII, and $0 for Master Association parcels
• Resolution 25R-09-168: Certification of the final assessment roll and adoption of the uniform collection method for the improvement district

Habitat SND Special Assessment Meeting

The City Commission is holding a special meeting to adopt an ordinance and resolution that re-impose a non-ad valorem special assessment for the Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District. The assessment funds costs associated with the improvement district and will be collected via the annual tax bill. The maximum assessment is $125.00 and 1 mill per parcel per year for fiscal year 2026.

• Ordinance 25O-09-128 and Resolution 25R-09-167 both adopt, approve, and re-impose the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments in the Habitat SND for FY 2026
• Maximum special assessment of $125.00 and 1 mill per parcel per year
• Public hearing scheduled for September 12, 2025, with a second hearing on September 29, 2025

Lauderhill Finance Corporation

The Lauderhill Finance Corporation will consider adopting its final operating budget of $1,104,375 for fiscal year 2025-26 and approving the tentative budget for incorporation into the city budget. The board will also elect officers for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Ordinance adopting final operating budget of $1,104,375 for FY 2025-26
• Resolution approving tentative budget of $1,104,375 for FY 2025-26
• Resolution electing 2025-26 fiscal year officers

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency is holding a limited-agenda meeting to consider and vote on its fiscal year 2025-26 operating budgets. The two items are an ordinance making appropriations of $115,500 for the Central CRA and $1,609,249 for the Eastern CRA, and a resolution approving those budgets for incorporation into the city's general operating budget.

• Ordinance No. CRA-25O-09-101: Appropriations of $115,500 for Central CRA and $1,609,249 for Eastern CRA for FY 2025-26
• Resolution No. CRA-25R-09-10: Approving the Central and Eastern CRA budgets and incorporating them into the city's FY 2026 general operating budget

Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors

The board is deciding on ordinances and resolutions to adopt the final and tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a $500 per parcel special assessment for FY 2026, as well as the final and tentative budgets for the district. These items will be incorporated into the City of Lauderhill budget.

• Ordinance No. 2025-WO-130: final property tax levy of 2.0 mills and $500 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2026
• Resolution No. 2025-WR-53: tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills and $500 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2026
• Ordinance No. 2025-WO-131: final budget for FY 2026 for the Windermere/Tree Gardens SND
• Resolution No. 2025-WR-54: tentative budget for FY 2026 for the Windermere/Tree Gardens SND

Isles of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting

The Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors will consider ordinances and resolutions to adopt the final and tentative property tax levy at 2.0 mills and a $500 non-ad valorem special assessment per parcel for fiscal year 2026, as well as the final and tentative budgets for the district.

• Ordinance No. 2025-IO-128 adopting property tax levy of 2.0 mills for FY 2026 and $500 non-ad valorem special assessment per parcel
• Resolution No. 2025-IR-55 adopting tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills for FY 2026 and proposed $500 assessment
• Ordinance No. 2025-IO-129 adopting final FY 2026 budget for the Isles of Inverrary SND
• Resolution No. 2025-IR-56 adopting tentative FY 2026 budget for the district

Manors of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting

At the September 12, 2025 meeting, the Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will adopt a property tax levy of 0.00 mills for fiscal year 2026 and set non‑ad valorem special assessments of $100 for the master association and $400 each for Condo I and Condo XI associations per parcel per year. The board will also adopt both a final budget and a tentative budget for fiscal year 2026, which will be incorporated into the City of Lauderhill budget. Public hearing notices and effective dates are included in the ordinances and resolutions.

• Ordinance 2025-MO-128 – adopts 0.00‑mill property tax levy and special assessments ($100 master, $400 Condo I, $400 Condo XI) for FY 2026
• Resolution 2025-MR-57 – adopts tentative 0.00‑mill property tax levy and proposed special assessments (same amounts) for FY 2026
• Ordinance 2025-MO-129 – adopts final FY 2026 budget for the district to be incorporated into Lauderhill’s budget
• Resolution 2025-MR-58 – adopts tentative FY 2026 budget for the district to be incorporated into Lauderhill’s budget

Habitat SND Board of Directors Meeting

The Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board will vote on an ordinance to set a 1.0 mill property tax levy and a $125 per‑parcel non‑ad valorem special assessment for fiscal year 2026. The board will also consider a resolution adopting the same tentative levy, and two items adopting the final and tentative budgets for the district for FY 2026. All measures will become effective as requested by the district board.

• Ordinance No. 2025‑HO‑128: adopts 1.0 mill property tax levy and $125/parcel special assessment for FY 2026
• Resolution No. 2025‑HR‑49: adopts tentative levy at the same rates for FY 2026
• Ordinance No. 2025‑HO‑129: adopts final budget for the district for FY 2026
• Resolution No. 2025‑HR‑50: adopts tentative budget for the district for FY 2026

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will vote on a rate increase for the community bus shuttle from $45 to $75 per hour with Limousines of South Florida, Inc. The agenda also includes resolutions to eliminate the Lauderhill Health and Prosperity Partnership, adopt the 2020 Ten-Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan, and authorize an agreement with the Broward County Tax Collector for non-ad valorem assessments. Additionally, the commission will consider ordinances amending the senior management pension plan, including extending the DROP participation maximum from five to seven years.

• Resolution 25R-09-187: Bus shuttle rate increase from $45 to $75 per hour with Limousines of South Florida, Inc.
• Resolution 25R-09-166: Rescinding the Lauderhill Health and Prosperity Partnership (LHPP) as a city initiative.
• Resolution 25R-09-162: Change order not to exceed $38,300 for Sadkin Community Center elevator modernization.
• Resolution 25R-09-188: Adopting the 2020 Ten-Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan.
• Ordinance No. 250-08-126: Increasing DROP maximum participation from five to seven years for senior management.

Special City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will hold a limited agenda workshop to discuss updates from the Lauderhill Housing Authority. The session includes reports on an HHS grant and the LHPP.

• HHS grant update
• LHPP update

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is holding a limited-agenda meeting to discuss one item: a resolution to authorize the CRA Director to negotiate a contract for the purchase of property at 1883 NW 38th Avenue for up to $4,700,000.

• Resolution CRA-25R-08-09: Authorizing CRA Director to negotiate a contract for the purchase of property at 1883 NW 38th Avenue for up to $4,700,000.

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will vote on resolutions including a special election for a general bond referendum on March 10, 2026, and several contract awards and settlements. Items include a $2,249,475 lift station contract, two legal settlements totaling $100,750, and a special exception for a gas station at 1901 N. State Road 7. Street renamings for Charles E. Booth and Edde Campbell are also proposed. A previously listed comprehensive plan map amendment for the Inverrary golf course has been removed from the agenda.

• Special election called for March 10, 2026 for a general bond referendum
• Award of bid for Lift Station No. 5 to Southern Underground Industries for $2,249,475
• Settlement of Richard Daley lawsuit for $40,000 plus $750 mediation costs
• Settlement of Jean Labissiere claims for $60,000
• Renaming NW 42nd Way to 'Charles Boothe Way' and NW 2nd Street to 'Edde Campbell Street'

At the August 25 regular meeting, the City Commission approved several items on the consent agenda, including a $2,249,475 award to Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for Lift Station #5. The commission also approved a special‑exception use for a convenience store at 1901 N. State Road 7 and settled two lawsuits for $40,000 and $60,000. All consent‑agenda items passed unanimously (5‑0).

• Approved award of bid 2025‑042 to Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for Lift Station #5, up to $2,249,475 (5‑0)
• Approved special‑exception use for ECM‑BG2‑Lauderhill, LLC at 1901 N. State Road 7 (convenience store) (5‑0)
• Approved settlement of Richard Daley v. City of Lauderhill for $40,000 plus $750 mediation costs (5‑0)
• Approved settlement of Jean Labissiere claim for $60,000 (5‑0)
• Approved vendor list for RFP 2025‑038 Youth Recreation and Out‑of‑School Programming (5‑0)
• Approved municipal traffic control and public safety agreement with Cricket Club Townhomes Association (5‑0)
• Approved waiver of competitive bidding for purchase of 2025 Freightliner rescue remount, $231,357 (5‑0)
• Approved agreement with Rekor Recognition Systems, Inc. for license‑plate reader services, up to $239,768 (5‑0)

Budget Workshop

The Lauderhill City Commission meeting on July 15, 2025 is limited to a single agenda item: a presentation of the city’s budget for the 2025‑2026 fiscal year, requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr. No other motions, ordinances, or contracts will be considered. Public comment will be allowed for three minutes per speaker.

• Presentation of the City of Lauderhill budget for FY 2025‑2026 (requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr.)

Public Hearing - Preliminary Rate Assessments

The Lauderhill City Commission holds a public hearing to set preliminary non-ad valorem special assessment rates for fiscal year 2026. The eight resolutions cover fire rescue, stormwater, garbage/recycling, nuisance abatement, and four safe neighborhood improvement districts (Habitat, Manors of Inverrary, Isles of Inverrary, Windermere/Tree Gardens). Residents may comment on the proposed rates, which will appear on annual tax bills.

• Resolution 25R-07-143: Fire rescue services special assessment, citywide
• Resolution 25R-07-140: Stormwater services assessment for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and Swap Shop
• Resolution 25R-07-141: Garbage, refuse, and recycling services assessment for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and Swap Shop
• Resolution 25R-07-142: Nuisance abatement self-help services assessment
• Four Safe Neighborhood Improvement District assessments: Habitat (max $125 + 1 mill), Manors of Inverrary (max $100 to $400), Isles of Inverrary (max $500 + 2 mills), Windermere/Tree Gardens (max $500 + 2 mills)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Lauderhill CRA will consider several resolutions at this meeting, including authorizing the CRA director to negotiate a contract to purchase property at 1883 NW 38th Avenue for up to $4,250,000. Also on the agenda are budget presentations, leases for commercial spaces and a fraternity, and negotiations for infill housing construction and storefront renovations.

• Resolution to negotiate purchase of 1883 NW 38th Ave for up to $4,250,000
• Lease agreement with MJRB Investment Group for 1277 NW 31st Ave
• Negotiation with Gemini Construction for infill housing at Renaissance Pointe (5730-5810 NW 28th St)
• Storefront renovation negotiations with Platinum General Contracting for Wyngate Phase A South Wing
• Lease renewals with 38th Avenue Warehouse, Wimbo’s Crazy Potatoes and Grill, and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will discuss a comprehensive plan map amendment to allow up to 888 dwelling units on a 132.57-acre site near the Inverrary Golf Course. The body is also deciding on several special exception use orders for medical, entertainment, and industrial businesses.

• Ordinance 25O-07-122: Land use amendment for +/- 132.57 acres south of NW 44th Street to allow 888 dwelling units
• Resolution 25R-07-131: Purchase of two fire rescue vehicles, boats, and equipment not to exceed $985,124.00
• Resolution 25R-07-134: Asphalt resurfacing and swale reconfiguration contract with J&D Concrete Works, Corp. not to exceed $751,592.78
• Resolution 25R-07-133: Purchase of three Ford Maverick pickup trucks not to exceed $100,326.00
• Resolution 25R-07-123: Approval of the CDBG Five Year Consolidated Plan (2025-2029) and First Year Action Plan (2025-2026)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency will meet to consider a resolution for asbestos abatement services. The body will also hear presentations regarding community services and a dialysis center.

• Resolution CRA-25R-06-01: Agreement with Belfor Property Restoration for asbestos abatement at 1257 NW 31st Avenue for an estimated $39,004.61
• Presentation from Alpha Phi Alpha on community services
• Presentation from Darryl Allen on a dialysis center

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider a resolution to approve a sponsorship of Major League Cricket games by Test Management Group, LLC, for up to $100,000 in fee waivers and in-kind services. The agenda also includes approving a utility easement dedication and a special assignment pay agreement with the Police Benevolent Association.

• Resolution 25R-06-113: Approving Major League Cricket sponsorship up to $100,000
• Resolution 25R-06-110: Accepting utility easement dedication from Ascension Peace Presbyterian Church
• Resolution 25R-06-112: MOU with Police Benevolent Association for special assignment pay
• Ordinance 25O-06-118: Rezoning 5440-5456 NW 19 Street from Commercial to Residential Single Family
• Ordinance 25O-06-119: Amending sign requirements for residential and non-residential districts

City Commission Workshop

The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a workshop with a limited agenda. Items include a traffic study on State Road 7, discussion of the city's communication policy, a presentation on Solterra offsite improvements, a discussion of the Bus Rapid Transit corridor study, and discussion of the 2025 Carnival. One item on public relations of all city events was removed from the agenda.

• Traffic study – State Road 7 (requested by Commissioner Richard Campbell)
• Discussion of city's communication policy (online posts, Constant Contact, Code Red, etc.)
• Presentation of Solterra offsite improvements
• Discussion of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor study
• Discussion of 2025 Carnival

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission meeting on June 9, 2025 will vote on several ordinances, resolutions, and proclamations. Items include a first‑reading ordinance to rezone 5440‑5456 NW 19 Street from General Commercial to Residential Single Family and add nine residential flex units. A resolution authorizes a $704,320 contract with Beynon Sports Surfaces, Inc. (via Sourcewell) to install an upgraded track surface at West Ken Lark Park. Additional actions cover a special‑exception use order for Simply Delicious Bakers, a senior utility rebate program, and appointments to various boards.

• Ordinance No. 25O-06-118: rezoning 5440‑5456 NW 19 St from CG to RS‑5 with nine flex units
• Ordinance No. 25O-05-115: variance for Ambassador Investment & Realty LLC for a special residential facility at 5940 NW 19 Ct
• Resolution No. 25R-06-105: special‑exception use order for William K. Langfan Revocable Trust to allow manufacturing for Simply Delicious Bakers at 5700 W. Oakland Park Blvd
• Resolution No. 25R-06-99: establishes Senior Utility Rebate Program for senior residents
• Resolution No. 25R-06-100: authorizes up to $704,320 contract with Beynon Sports Surfaces, Inc. to upgrade track at West Ken Lark Park

The Commission approved a revised purchase and sale contract with Florida Public Utilities to expand water facilities. It also approved the first reading of a rezoning ordinance for 5440‑5456 NW 19th Street and the second reading of a variance for a special residential facility at 5940 NW 19th Court. Additional actions included a special exception for Simply Delicious Bakers, a $5,000 donation to the Caribbean Americas Soccer Association, a lease amendment with Lauderhill Mall Investment, and appointments to the city pension and planning boards.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 25O-06-118 rezoning 5440‑5456 NW 19th St (5‑0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 25O-05-115 variance for 5940 NW 19th Ct (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-105 special exception for Simply Delicious Bakers at 5700 W Oakland Park Blvd (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-104 revised contract with Florida Public Utilities to expand water facilities (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-102 $5,000 donation to Caribbean Americas Soccer Association (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-101 first amendment to lease agreement with Lauderhill Mall Investment, LLC (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-105 appointment of Doreen Petit‑Compere to General Employee Pension Board (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-06-106 appointment of Ruth Lynch to Planning and Zoning Board (5‑0)

City Commission Workshop

The Lauderhill City Commission meeting is limited to two topics. Commissioners will hear a discussion of the Transportation Master Plan, requested by Interim City Manager Kennie Hobbs. They will also consider community pre‑budget requests for the 2025‑2026 fiscal year. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Transportation Master Plan discussion (requested by Interim City Manager Kennie Hobbs)
• Community pre‑budget requests for FY 2025‑2026

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on a variance to allow a special residential facility (Category 2) at 5940 NW 19 Ct, waiving the required 1,200-foot distance from another such facility. The consent agenda includes accepting a $15,000 grant from the National League of Cities, a fire hydrant maintenance contract up to $200,000, a fee waiver up to $7,550 for the Voice of the Caribbean Celebrity Soccer Match, and two remetering agreements. The commission will also consider an MOU with Broward County Schools for SAVE Promise Clubs and an FDOT lighting maintenance agreement.

• Variance for special residential facility (Category 2) at 5940 NW 19 Ct, waiving 1,200-foot separation requirement
• Acceptance of $15,000 grant from National League of Cities for Southern Cities Economic Initiative
• Fire hydrant maintenance, repair, and replacement contract up to $200,000 with Hydromax USA and WSD Contracting
• Waiver of fees up to $7,550 for Voice of the Caribbean Celebrity Soccer Match and Fun Day at Lauderhill Sports Park
• Remetering agreements for water billing at 5951-5953 NW 19th St and 1980-1988 NW 58th Terrace

The commission approved Ordinance 25O-05-115 granting a variance to Ambassador Investment & Realty LLC for a special residential facility at 5940 NW 19 Ct, on first reading (5‑0). It also approved several consent‑agenda items, including a remetering agreement for 5951‑5953 NW 19th St, a fire‑hydrant maintenance contract with Hydromax USA up to $200,000, and an FDOT highway‑lighting maintenance agreement. The MOU with the Broward County School Board to support SAVE clubs was approved with funding up to $10,000. Finally, a $15,000 grant from the National League of Cities for the Southern Cities Economic Initiative was accepted.

• Approved Ordinance 25O-05-115 granting variance to Ambassador Investment & Realty LLC for a special residential facility at 5940 NW 19 Ct (first reading) (5‑0)
• Approved Remetering Agreement for 5951‑5953 NW 19th St (Resolution 25R-05-91) (unanimous)
• Approved fire‑hydrant maintenance contract with Hydromax USA, LLC up to $200,000 (Resolution 25R-05-94) (unanimous)
• Approved FDOT highway‑lighting maintenance agreement (Resolution 25R-05-95) (unanimous)
• Approved MOU with Broward County School Board for SAVE clubs, funding up to $10,000 (Resolution 25R-04-84) (5‑0)
• Approved $15,000 grant from National League of Cities for Southern Cities Economic Initiative (Resolution 25R-05-90) (5‑0)

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider resolutions authorizing a forensic audit of grant funds managed by the Lauderhill Health and Prosperity Partnership and confirming the Finance Department as the sole manager of city grant funds. The commission also holds public hearings on special exception requests for a medical office with controlled substance provider at 2451 N. State Road 7 and a 128-bed residential facility at 2801 NW 55 Avenue. First-reading ordinances would amend land development regulations to allow medical marijuana dispensing centers and adjust rules for schools, signs, and neighborhood meetings.

• Resolution 25R-04-88: authorize forensic audit of HHS grant funds managed by Lauderhill Health and Prosperity Partnership (LHPP)
• Resolution 25R-04-89: confirm Finance Department as sole manager of all city grant funds
• Special exception for 441 Clinical Trials LLC for medical office with controlled substance provider at 2451 N. State Road 7
• Special exception for Salmos 23 No. 8 LLC for a 128-bed special residential facility at 2801 NW 55 Avenue
• Ordinance 25O-02-107: first reading to allow medical marijuana dispensing centers in certain zoning districts

The commission unanimously accepted the revised meeting agenda and moved item 3 to the resolutions section. It also tabled Resolution 25R‑03‑75, which would grant a special‑exception use to 441 Clinical Trials at 2451 N. State Road 7, pending further staff and applicant input. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Accepted revised agenda (5‑0 vote)
• Moved item 3 to be heard under Resolutions (part of same motion)
• Tabled Resolution 25R‑03‑75 for 441 Clinical Trials (no vote recorded)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a second reading of an ordinance that amends the development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment moves the construction start date for the project at 3831 NW 13th Street from December 31, 2024 to July 1, 2025, with a possible additional six-month extension for good cause.

• Second reading of CRA Ordinance CRA-25O-03-100 to amend development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC
• Construction start date changed from Dec 31, 2024 to July 1, 2025
• City manager or designee granted authority to extend by up to six additional months for good cause
• Property located at 3831 NW 13th Street, Lauderhill, Florida

Special City Commission Meeting

This special City Commission meeting has a single item: a second-reading ordinance to amend the development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment pushes the required construction start date from December 31, 2024 to July 1, 2025, and authorizes the city manager to grant an additional six-month extension for good cause. The property is located at 3831 NW 13th Street.

• Second reading of Ordinance 25O-03-109 approving second amendment to development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC
• New construction start date: July 1, 2025 (previously December 31, 2024)
• City manager may grant up to six additional months for good cause
• Property address: 3831 NW 13th Street, Lauderhill

The Lauderhill City Commission voted 5‑0 to approve Ordinance No. 25O-03-109, a second amendment to the development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment changes the construction commencement date to July 1 2025 and authorizes the city manager to grant an additional six‑month extension for good cause. No other agenda items were considered.

• Approved Ordinance No. 25O-03-109 changing start date to July 1 2025 and allowing a six‑month extension (5-0)

City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will hold a limited agenda workshop to discuss various strategic projects and grants. The body will review a memorandum of understanding with the School Board of Broward County and a presentation of the ACFR.

• Resolution No. 25R-04-84: MOU with School Board of Broward County for SAVE Promise Clubs and Peace 365 initiative
• National League of Cities Southern Cities Economic Initiative Grant including a $15,000 award
• Beautification and Infrastructure Development Plan including Maple Run project update
• Contract extensions for City Audit Agreement and Solid Waste Recycling and Disposal Agreement
• Presentation of the ACFR

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a limited agenda meeting to discuss a second reading of an ordinance regarding a real estate development agreement. The body is considering changing the construction start date for a project at 3831 NW 13th Street.

• CRA Ordinance No. CRA-25O-03-100: Change construction start date from December 31, 2024, to July 1, 2025, for Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC at 3831 NW 13th Street

Northwest Council of Elected Officials

The Northwest Council of Elected Officials will approve the March 17, 2025 meeting minutes, hear a presentation by the Community Foundation of Broward County Board of Directors, consider any old or new business items, and set the date and host for the May 2025 meeting. Representatives must RSVP by April 7, 2025.

• Approval of minutes from the March 17, 2025 meeting (North Lauderdale)
• Presentation by Community Foundation of Broward County Board members Sheri Brown Grosvenor and Jonathan Allen
• Discussion of old business items (unspecified)
• Discussion of new business items (unspecified)
• Scheduling of the May 2025 meeting to be hosted by the City of Coconut Creek

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider first readings of ordinances imposing new development impact fees for fire, police, and parks, and approving a $14,197,292 six-month budget adjustment. Second readings include a tabled item to extend the Le Parc development construction start date at 3831 NW 13th Street. The consent agenda includes a resolution supporting tax-exempt municipal bonds and an MOU with Broward County for SAVE Promise Clubs.

• Ordinance to impose new impact fees on new development for fire rescue, law enforcement, and parks (first reading)
• Six-month budget review with total adjustments of $14,197,292 (first reading)
• Resolution urging Congress to preserve tax-exempt status of municipal bonds
• Memorandum of Understanding with Broward County for SAVE Promise Clubs to prevent school violence
• Tabled item: amendment to Le Parc development agreement extending construction start to July 1, 2025

The Commission approved the revised agenda and the consent agenda unanimously. It adopted the Local Housing Assistance Plans for fiscal years 2025‑2028 and passed a resolution urging Congress to keep municipal bonds tax‑exempt. The resolution to enter a Memorandum of Understanding with Broward County Schools for SAVE Promise Clubs was tabled until the next workshop.

• Approved revised agenda (5‑0)
• Approved consent agenda (5‑0)
• Adopted Local Housing Assistance Plans FY 2025‑2028 (5‑0)
• Approved resolution urging Congress to preserve tax‑exempt municipal bonds (5‑0)
• Tabled MOU with Broward County Schools for SAVE Promise Clubs (4‑1)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several land-use requests, including a plat amendment for a large apartment project and a variance for a fast-food restaurant. The body will also consider accepting a Florida Department of Health grant for post-overdose support and resolutions supporting state legislation for veterans and seniors.

• Resolution 25R-03-54: Plat note amendment for Le Parc at Lauderhill (3831 N.W. 13th Street) to include 182 garden apartments, 215 mid-rise apartments, and a day care facility
• Resolution 25R-03-78: Acceptance of a Florida Department of Health grant for post-overdose support ($149,000 advance and up to $176,667 subsequent grant)
• Ordinance 25O-02-105: Variance for a new fast-food restaurant with drive-through at 5517-5577 West Oakland Park Boulevard
• Resolution 25R-03-50: Purchase of two drones from Safeware, Inc. not to exceed $50,000
• Resolution 25R-03-51: Increase of city capitalization threshold for capital assets from $1,000 to $5,000

The City Commission voted 5‑0 to approve Resolution 25R-03-54, amending the plat for the Le Parc at Lauderhill project to add 182 garden apartments and 215 mid‑rise apartments. The Commission also approved Ordinance 25O-03-109, moving the construction start date to July 1, 2025 and granting a six‑month extension, by a 5‑0 vote. Additionally, Resolution 25R-03-74 was approved 5‑0, granting T‑Will Island Restaurant a special exception for indoor live entertainment and extending its closing time to 2 a.m.

• Approved Resolution 25R-03-54 plat amendment for Le Parc (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 25O-03-109 second amendment to development agreement, shifting start date and allowing six‑month extension (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25R-03-74 special exception for T‑Will Island Restaurant live entertainment and extended hours (5‑0)

Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)

The Lauderhill CRA will hold a limited agenda meeting. They will receive a presentation of basic financial statements for fiscal year 2024. They will also hold first reading of an ordinance to approve a second amendment to a development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC, extending the construction start date for a project at 3831 NW 13th Street from December 31, 2024 to July 1, 2025, and granting authority for an additional six-month extension.

• Presentation of FY2024 basic financial statements
• First reading of CRA Ordinance No. CRA-25O-03-100 approving Second Amendment to development agreement with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC
• Extension of construction start date from December 31, 2024 to July 1, 2025
• Project property located at 3831 NW 13th Street, Lauderhill
• Authority for City Manager or designee to grant an additional 6-month extension for good cause

City Commission Workshop

The Lauderhill City Commission holds a workshop to discuss several items, including a presentation of 'The Hill' project, streetlight and sidewalk maintenance, the Healthy Hill program, a list of non-profit organizations including the Miss Lauderhill Scholarship Pageant (RES 18R-04-62), trees in swale affecting sidewalks in Georgetown, renaming 56th Avenue, a smart ATM kiosk and bill payment system, impact fees, and a proposed fee reduction/waiver policy.

• Presentation of 'The Hill' project
• Discussion of streetlights, crosswalks, sidewalks, potholes, and park upkeep
• Consideration of adding the Miss Lauderhill Scholarship Pageant to the non-profit charitable list (RES 18R-04-62)
• Impact fee discussion
• Proposed fee reduction/waiver policy

Special City Commission Meeting

The City Commission is holding a limited agenda meeting to consider two resolutions regarding facility repairs. The body will discuss awarding a contract for police headquarters repairs and approving a change order for the Sadkin Community Center.

• Resolution 25R-03-47: Awarding bid 2025-026 for Police Department headquarters repairs to BELFOR USA GROUP, INC. not to exceed $121,450
• Resolution 25R-03-48: Change order not to exceed $50,440.00 for additional work on the Sadkin Community Center elevator modernization project

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will discuss a supplemental appropriation and budget adjustment totaling $6,147,269 for fiscal year 2025. The body is also considering zoning changes for medical marijuana establishments and updates to employee pension fund retirement dates.

• Ordinance 25O-02-106: Budget adjustments and supplemental appropriation of $6,147,269
• Ordinance 25O-02-107: Zoning amendments for medical marijuana dispensing centers
• Resolution 25R-02-45: $1,350 donation from state law enforcement trust funds to GIFT youth program
• Resolution 25R-02-36: Interlocal agreement with Broward County for building code services
• Resolution 25R-02-35: Disposal of surplus equipment from the Department of Engineering and Environmental Services

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider a $2,808,205 budget adjustment on second reading, covering interdepartmental and capital shifts. Commissioners also will vote on waiving competitive bidding to authorize a $1,000,000 agreement with National Metering Services for automated water meter readers. Other action includes a first reading to change meeting agenda procedures and a second reading to remove the requirement that the commission approve job descriptions before hiring.

• Ordinance 25O-01-103: $2,808,205 budget adjustment for FY2025 (second reading).
• Resolution 25R-02-21: Waive bidding and authorize $1,000,000 contract with National Metering Services for automated meter readers.
• Ordinance 25O-02-104: First reading to require simple majority to change agenda order and allow consent agenda approval without separate title reading.
• Ordinance 25O-01-102: Second reading to delete requirement for commission to approve job descriptions before filling positions.
• Resolution 25R-02-23: Accept $23,186.24 grant from Firehouse Subs foundation for a fire extinguisher simulator.

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will consider several resolutions, including a $915,000 contract with Utilities Associates, Inc. for body‑worn cameras and related equipment. It will also vote on a $2,808,205 budget adjustment and adopt a new complimentary‑tickets policy for commissioners. Additional items include appointments to various boards and an amendment to water‑service fees for new multifamily housing.

• Resolution 25R-01-13: Approve $915,000 quote for body‑worn cameras, storage, software and in‑car communication systems
• Resolution 25R-01-06: Adopt complimentary tickets policy for city‑owned event venues
• Ordinance 25O-01-103: Approve interdepartmental budget adjustment of $2,808,205
• Ordinance 25O-01-100: Delete impact‑fee references and set water connection charges for new multifamily housing
• Resolution 25R-01-16: Grant special‑exception use order for 4 AM Lounge Bar and Grill to add a hookah lounge at 3974 NW 19 Street

City Commission Retreat

The City Commission will meet for a retreat to discuss a variety of strategic updates and policy proposals. The session includes discussions on city rebranding, the strategic plan, and public safety.

• Proposed resolution for Community Impact Fund
• Discussion of General Obligation Bond
• Update on 64th Avenue - City of Tamarac proposed development
• Discussion of political sign ordinance
• 2024-2025 forecast of purchasing opportunities under Target Market and SBE

City Commission Meeting

The Lauderhill City Commission will review a special exception use development order for a mixed-use project in the General Commercial zoning district, proposing 233 dwelling units and 14,186 square feet of commercial space on a 3.23‑acre site at 1267 NW 40th Avenue. The meeting also includes several resolutions on city events, complimentary ticket policy, a water‑connection fee ordinance, and a remetering agreement for 1520‑1524 NW 52nd Avenue. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Resolution 24R-10-259: Special exception for mixed-use development (233 units, 14,186 sq ft) at 1267 NW 40th Ave
• Ordinance 25O-01-100: Delete impact fees and establish water connection charges for new multi‑family housing
• Resolution 25R-01-03: Remetering agreement for 1520‑1524 NW 52nd Avenue to bill water usage separately
• Resolution 25R-01-05: Approve fourth amended annual calendar of city‑hosted special events for FY 2025
• Resolution 25R-01-06: Approve complimentary tickets policy for city‑owned venue events