Garbage and Recycling Collections Temporarily ImpactedThe City has been notified of a fire at the solid waste disposal facility which has resulted in a day-long closure. As a result, garbage & recycling collections here in Hollywood are being impacted. Route collections are delayed and garbage/recycling may possibly remain uncollected this evening.
For those with collections scheduled for today (Tuesday, November 1st), please leave your carts curbside. Uncollected garbage and recycling will be picked up tomorrow morning. Thank you for your cooperation.
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CRA Board Meeting & Regular City Commission Meeting Wednesday, November 2nd at 9 a.m. & 1 p.m.The City of Hollywood will be conducting a Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Meeting and City Commission Meeting on Wednesday, November 2nd at City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd Room 219. The CRA Meeting will be held at 9 a.m. and the City Commission Meeting will be held at 1 p.m. The City offers in-person comments for Agenda Items, other than Presentations and Proclamations, with no registration required. Facial coverings are recommended for visitors and staff while inside City Hall.
View Meeting Agenda:
Watch the Meeting:
Those requiring additional assistance may call the Office of the City Clerk at 954.921.3211 during normal business hours. For City Commission Meeting questions, please contact Patricia A. Cerny at 954.921.3211 or via email at pcerny@hollywoodfl.org. For CRA Meeting questions, please call 954.924.2980 during normal business hours.
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Public HearingCommunity Shuttle ProgramThe City Commission is set to consider a new Community Shuttle Program. The public is invited to attend the Regular City Commission Meeting on Wednesday November 2nd at 1 p.m. at City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Boulevard, Room 219.
An Agenda Item will be presented to introduce a new Fixed Route Community Shuttle Program in partnership with Broward County Transit Division. The shuttle program will be funded by Broward County and provided at no cost to residents. The live broadcast can be viewed on the City’s Government Access Channel, Comcast Channel 78, ATT U-Verse Channel 99, and on the City’s website. Those wishing to make an in-person public comment must submit a comment card with the City Clerk at the meeting, prior to the start of the item discussion.
The proposed Community Shuttle Program will:- Operate 7-days per week for approximately 8-10 hours per day
- Be free of charge for riders
- Operate on 3 proposed routes in Hollywood:
Proposed routes are as follows: - East Central route between City Hall and Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort
- The A1A Corridor between Hollywood North Beach Park and the Walmart Supercenter, located on East Hallandale Beach Boulevard
- Southeast Loop between City Hall, Young Circle, Jefferson Park and the Big Easy Casino
Visit the dedicated project website for more information and route maps.
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In-Person and Virtual Public Meeting New Hollywood Police Headquarters ProjectThursday, November 10th at 6 p.m.David Park Community Center
108 N 33rd Court The Department of Design and Construction Management will hold the next Public Meeting for the New Police Headquarters project on Thursday evening, November 10th, from 6 - 8 p.m. at the David Park Community Center. An update will be provided on the project design, progress and schedule. All are invited to attend in person or join virtually to ask questions and provide input on the project.
Virtual Attendance Registration:
Meeting ID: 874 5082 5143
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King Tides Expected Next WeekFlooding in Low-Lying Areas May OccurUnusually high tides, also known as King Tides, are expected periodically through early December. Flooding in low-lying areas is more likely during this time of the year due to the close proximity of the moon which creates King Tides. These seasonal high tides, combined with rising sea levels and inclement weather conditions, exacerbate flooding risks. Rainfall and wind strength and direction also have a significant impact on the height of the tides causing them to come in higher or lower than predicted. With seven miles of shoreline, 7.9 miles of canals, and a flat topography, Hollywood is vulnerable to the effects of sea level rise and tidal flooding.
Based on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s tide predictions, above average high tides are expected:- November 6-9
- November 23-27
Above average high tides are also expected again, on both the new moon and the full moon, additional dates to watch for tidal impacts include: High seasonal tides can cause low-lying coastal areas to flood. Motorists are urged to use caution and seek alternate routes to avoid traveling on flooded streets. Coastal roads, parking lots and docks in vulnerable areas could flood during the times of high tide.
Seasonal tides could raise the water level by more than 2 and a half feet during high tide. The City is working on both short and long-term solutions to minimize the impacts of tidal flooding and has completed the installation of flap gates in the stormwater system to help prevent tidal water from flowing back through the stormwater drains. Additionally, auxiliary pumps are stationed in high risk areas to help clear flooded streets as quickly as possible.
To report street-level flooding caused by King Tides, please call 954.764.4357
FLOOD SAFETY TIPS
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Orangebrook Golf Course
Proposed RedevelopmentThe Orangebrook Golf Course Evaluation Committee met to evaluate the remaining qualified public private partnership (P3) proposals for the site. Video and the presentation from the meeting are posted on the City's website and available for viewing now. Learn more about the proposals now being considered for the site: http://www.hollywoodfl.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1185
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Holland Park Restroom RenovationThe Holland Park restroom renovation has begun. The project is expected to run through mid-January 2023. While the restroom is under construction, portable restrooms will be provided.
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Provide Your Input Broward County
Public TransportationBroward County Transit is looking for input on future transit options. Help define the future of Broward Public Transportation by providing your feedback at premo.broward.org.
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Report a Water Break,
Sewer Emergency or Stormwater IssueReport a water main break, water outage, sewer emergency, or storm water issue by calling 954.921.3046. This is the same number to call to report issues after hours, on weekends and holidays.
To report street-level flooding caused by King Tides, please call 954.764.4357.
For police and fire non-emergencies only, please call 954.764.HELP
For the City's General Information line, please call 954.967.4357
Only call 9-1-1- in an emergency
City Commission Directory
Staff Directory
Use Hollywood Connect to report non-emergencies directly to City Hall.
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Sarazen Drive Resurfacing ProjectConstruction began on October 17th along West Park Road between North Park Road and North 40th Avenue. This construction project includes swale restoration, milling and resurfacing of the existing road, new pavement markings, and sidewalk replacement within the project boundaries. The works is scheduled to take approximately 60 days to complete, pending weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Access to private property will be maintained, however driveway access will be limited following a concrete pour to allow for the concrete to cure. In order to accommodate the inconvenience, temporary parking in the swale area adjacent to private property will be allowed while driveway access is temporarily closed. Closures are not expected to last longer than 48 hours. For project questions or concerns please contact: Raof Shams CEI Project Manager (954) 610-4482 raof.shams@tecgi.com Navid Afshar CEI Senior Inspector (561) 289-7191 navid.afshar@tecgi.com Mike Vlam Contractor Project Manager (954) 444-1059 mike@weekleyasp.com
Liberty Street Surtax Rehabilitation and Maintenance Construction Project Underway
Construction is underway along Liberty Street between North Park Road and North 31st Road, as well as on a section of North 31st Road just south of Liberty Street. This construction project includes storm drain upgrades, swale restoration, milling and resurfacing of the existing road, new pavement markings, and sidewalk replacement within the project boundaries. The work is scheduled to take place through February 2023.
Access to private property will be maintained, however driveway access will be limited following a concrete pour to allow for the concrete to cure. In order to accommodate the inconvenience, temporary parking in the swale area adjacent to private property will be allowed while driveway access is temporarily closed. Closures are not expected to last longer than 48 hours.
For project questions or concerns please contact:
Luciano Perera, CEI Project Manager 954.952.0329 or lperera@cesconsult.com
Rafael Urdaneta, CEI Project Administrator/Senior Inspector
954.479.8748 or rurdaneta@cesconsult.com
Mike Vlam, Contractor Project Manager
954.444.1059 or mike@weekleyasp.com
Roadway & Sidewalk Improvements
Construction is taking place on North Park Road between Sheridan Street and Oak Drive near TY Park. This construction project includes swale restoration, milling and resurfacing of the existing roadway, new pavement markings, and sidewalk replacement.
Access to all properties will be maintained, however the new concrete will take time to cure so immediate access to driveways and sidewalks will be limited after concrete placement. In order to accommodate any inconvenience this may cause, temporary parking in the swale adjacent to private property will be permitted. It is anticipate driveway closures will not last longer than 48 hours.
The City, Weekley Asphalt, and Tectonic Group International appreciates your patience during this community improvement.
For questions, please contact:
Mark Shirajan
CEI Project Administrator (786) 246-4438 mark.shirajan@tecgi.com Navid Afshar CEI Senior Inspector (561) 289-7191 navid.afshar@tecgi.com Mike Vlam Contractor Project Manager (954) 444-1059 mike@weekleyasp.com
One Lane Closed on Sheridan Street Turnpike Overpass For Emergency Repair
Drivers are encouraged to seek an alternate route
One eastbound lane on the Sheridan Street Turnpike Overpass in the City of Hollywood is closed to vehicular traffic due to a truck that hit the underside of the overpass causing significant damage to the structure. The truck was carrying heavy construction equipment while traveling northbound on the Florida Turnpike. One eastbound lane remains open and the westbound lanes are not affected.
Broward County and the Florida Department of Transportation are working together to evaluate and repair the damage.
The County is helping to reduce traffic congestion in that area by synchronizing the traffic lights to maximize the flow of traffic. Drivers are encouraged to seek an alternate route until repairs are completed
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1 month left to join the co-opFeeling stressed about your high utility bills? We’ve teamed up with @SolarUnitedNeighbors to bring you the Broward Solar Co-op 2022. Learn how to go solar & access a group rate for your system. It’s free to join! Get the latest information about the IRA the solar Investment Tax Credit and a new "direct pay" option for tax-exempt organizations. Learn more at www.solarunitedneighbors.org/broward. Co-op closes to new members on November 30, 2022. |
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Sign Up for Emergency Notifications The City of Hollywood has an emergency notification system called Alert Hollywood. Used by many government agencies throughout Florida, Alert Hollywood notifies residents through phone calls, e-mails and/or text messages to mobile phones of an emergency in the community such as a hurricane watch or warning, flash flood warning, tornado warning, serious police situations and other critical incidents.
Visit the City's website for information and to access the Alert Hollywood registration page.
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Home Buyer Purchase AssistanceThe City of Hollywood extended an existing agreement with Broward County for the administration of the Home Buyer Purchase Assistance Program. Funding will assist eligible first-time homebuyers with a deferred-payment, Conditional Grant up to $50,000 to be applied toward the cost of purchasing existing or newly-constructed, eligible affordable housing located in the City. Eligible costs shall include direct purchase assistance, down payment, closing costs, mortgage principal reduction, interest rate buy-down, and other such costs which are considered eligible. Funds are available on a first come, first-qualified, first-served basis.
For more information regarding the program, visit the Broward Housing Finance and Community Redevelopment Division website.
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Broward County Transportation Surtax Rehabilitation and Maintenance (R&M) Projects in HollywoodMultiple paving and resurfacing roadway projects are underway in the City. Visit the City's website for more information.
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Homeowners Assistance Funding AvailableThe Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) was established under Section 3206 of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 and provides more than $676 million in financial assistance to Florida through the United States Department of the Treasury. The state of Florida submitted its HAF plan to the Treasury on August 20, 2021, the program plan was approved on February 09, 2022.
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Call or Log On and Report ItResidents are encouraged to report a problem with a short-term/vacation rental property anytime, day or night, by calling our live customer service telephone operator or via the real-time website.
For more information on:
For Police and Fire non-emergency situations, please call 954.764.HELP (4357) Emergency situations: call 9-1-1
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COVID-19 Testing InformationPlease visit the City's website for information on COVID-19 testing site options in Hollywood and within Broward County. Options are available for those with medical insurance and for those who do not have insurance.
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REMINDER: Hollywood is
Plastic and Foam Free Single-Use Plastics and Foam are Prohibited on Hollywood Beach, at City-Owned Parks and Facilities, and by City VendorsThe City of Hollywood is committed to reducing our environmental impact and becoming more sustainable. One step the City has taken in achieving this goal is to ban the use of nonbiodegradable containers, like plastics and expanded polystyrene foam (EPS), for serving food products.
If you're planning on going to the beach or park or attending an event or meeting at City Hall, a community center, park, ArtsPark at Young Circle, or other city facility, please don't bring plastic bottles, bags and other single-use plastics and foam containers.
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