City of Hallandale Beach Government

09/15/2026

CITY COMMISSION PROCLAMATIONS & RECOGNITIONS | SEPTEMBER 14, 2026

MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM PARTNERSHIP APPRECIATION DAY – SEPTEMBER 14, 2026:

A proclamation was presented recognizing Memorial Healthcare System for its longstanding partnership with the City of Hallandale Beach and continued support of community health initiatives, outreach efforts and programs that connect residents with essential healthcare services. The recognition highlighted the One City at a Time Healthcare Initiative, launched in May 2023 to bring preventive care, primary care, health education and community resources directly into Hallandale Beach neighborhoods through Memorial Healthcare System’s mobile health units.

HUNGER ACTION MONTH – SEPTEMBER 2026:

A proclamation was presented recognizing September as Hunger Action Month and highlighting Feeding South Florida’s work to address hunger and food insecurity in Hallandale Beach. For more than four decades, the organization has connected individuals and families with nutritious food, vital resources, education and support while advancing efforts to create a hunger-free South Florida.

DR. CELIA EARLE RECOGNITION DAY: FOUNDER OF CHRISTMAS IN JULY – SEPTEMBER 14, 2026:

A proclamation was presented honoring Dr. Celia Earle, founder of Christmas in July, for her visionary leadership and dedication to children and families experiencing homelessness. Since she established the program in 2001, Christmas in July has served more than 64,000 children by providing personalized book bags filled with clothing, shoes, hygiene products, school supplies and other essentials. Her work has united Kiwanis clubs, public officials, volunteers and donors in bringing dignity, encouragement and hope to families throughout Broward County.

DR. JEREMY EARLE RECOGNITION DAY: CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES – SEPTEMBER 14, 2026:

A proclamation was presented honoring City Manager Dr. Jeremy Earle for his compassionate advocacy on behalf of children and families. From his longstanding support of Christmas in July to championing the 2026 Spirit Week Mobile School Pantry initiative, Dr. Earle has encouraged City employees and community partners to address food insecurity, homelessness and financial hardship through charitable giving and hands-on service. His leadership reflects an enduring commitment to ensuring families feel supported and children are valued, cared for and given opportunities to thrive.

09/14/2026

Tonight’s public meeting sequence begins at 5:05 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers at 400 S. Federal Highway:

— City Budget Hearing
— Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District
— Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District

The City Commission agenda includes the tentative millage rate, proposed FY 2026-27 budget, five-year Capital Improvement Program, water and wastewater utility rates, and final stormwater assessment ordinances.

Residents may attend in person or watch live on HBTV-78.

View the City agenda: https://hallandalebeach.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?GUID=ECBD7ED7-AC1D-453E-A6FD-D607CEBC1D5C&ID=1348584&Options=info%7C&Search=

Watch the HBTV-78 livestream: https://hallandalebeach.granicus.com/player/camera/3?publish_id=3&redirect=true

09/14/2026

Your Saturday plans could use a little movement, sunshine and ocean air.

Move by the Beach returns to Tower & Cove on Saturday, September 19, with four free fitness experiences: sunrise rooftop yoga, Power Hour with 54D, VXN dance fitness and mat Pilates. Every class welcomes all fitness levels, so choose your favorite—or make a morning of it and try more than one.

A few spaces are still available. Explore the lineup and register today: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/hallandale-beach-wellness-saturdays-4858836/

09/13/2026

The 3rd Annual Pickleball Experience is coming up Saturday, September 19!

Enjoy a fun day on the courts while helping create enriching opportunities for local children. Proceeds will support the Austin Hepburn Center’s After School Tutorial Enrichment, Spring Camp and Summer Camp programs.

Saturday, September 19
11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Golden Isles Tennis Center
$30 per person

Registration is required, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Secure your place today: https://form.jotform.com/pportee/2026-pickleball-registration--spons

For assistance, call the Austin Hepburn Center at 954-457-1461.

09/11/2026

The Hallandale Beach City Commission will hold its first public hearing on the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

📅 Monday, Sept. 14, 2026
🕔 5:05 p.m.
📍 City Commission Chambers
400 S. Federal Highway

The meeting is open to the public, and interested individuals may attend and be heard regarding the proposed budget.

The agenda and supporting documents will be available at www.hallandalebeachfl.gov. To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, contact the City Clerk’s Office at 954-457-1489 at least two days before the hearing. TTY users may call 711.

09/11/2026

09/10/2026

What’s under your feet? More than you might think.

When it rains, an entire system is working to help manage stormwater throughout Hallandale Beach. It starts at the street, where catch basins collect runoff and direct it into a network of underground pipes. When gravity alone isn’t enough, pump stations help keep that water moving.

And the system doesn’t maintain itself. City crews work throughout the year to inspect, clean, maintain and improve the infrastructure that helps manage stormwater across our community.

Your Stormwater Utility Fee provides dedicated funding to support this work—from catch basins and pipes to pumps and system improvements.

Swipe through for a look beneath the surface, then visit HBStormwater.com to see where the money goes. 💧

09/08/2026

📢❗Important Update! B.F. James Park & Pool is experiencing a power outage. The Pool is currently closed, and the Park will close at Dusk if services are not restored.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding.

09/08/2026

Seasonal King Tides are predicted along South Florida’s East Coast from Sept. 8–15, with additional high-tide periods expected through December.

King Tides can temporarily raise water levels and cause flooding in low-lying streets, parking areas, driveways and waterfront properties—even when the weather is clear. Rainfall, wind and ocean conditions may cause actual water levels to be higher or lower than predicted.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to avoid walking or driving through floodwater, allow extra travel time and move vehicles or valuables from areas that commonly flood. Never drive around a barricade or enter a closed roadway.

Learn more about the predicted King Tide periods and how to prepare: https://hallandalebeachfl.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/652