Caryl Shuham, Commissioner Hollywood, Fl

09/12/2026

09/11/2026

Wishing you a meaningful New Year filled with sweetness, peace, and good health.

09/11/2026

In case you see a hydrant open in east Hollywood, just know the Department of Public Utilities is flushing lines. They are in the area of Hollywood Boulevard to Sheridan Street from Surf Road to 8th Ave.

09/08/2026

Higher-than-normal tides are expected to return to South Florida.

While king tides are a natural occurrence caused by the moon's gravitational pull, they can contribute to localized flooding, especially in low-lying and coastal areas—even on sunny days.

📅 Upcoming East Coast King Tide Periods:
🌑 September 8–15
🌊 September 24 – October 15
🌊 October 22 – November 12 (highest predicted tides around October 27)
🌕 November 22–29
🌕 December 22–27

🚗 During king tides:
✔️ Allow extra travel time if you're heading to the beach or low-lying areas.
✔️ Never drive through flooded roadways.
✔️ Stay informed by monitoring local forecasts and conditions.

Learn more about king tides, view the full forecast, and find helpful resources here:
👉 https://ow.ly/8i3Y50ZwA6E

09/07/2026

Wishing you a fun, safe and family-filled Labor Day as we recognize the hard work of everyone in our greater Hollywood community!

09/03/2026

Reminder! From March 1 through October 31, Hollywood’s beaches become a vital nesting ground for endangered sea turtles.

To help protect these incredible creatures, we ask everyone to do their part:
✔ Keep beaches dark — turn off or shield bright lights at night
✔ Clear the way — remove chairs, umbrellas, and toys from the sand before sunset
✔ Respect nesting areas — avoid marked nests and dune vegetation
✔ No flash photography — lights can disorient nesting turtles and hatchlings

Let’s work together to keep our coastline safe for these amazing visitors. For more info, visit hollywoodfl.org

08/31/2026

BEHIND THE BUDGET COMMUNITY MEETING

Want to better understand how the City of Hollywood develops its budget and where your tax dollars go? Join Deputy City Manager Adam Reichbach for a Behind the Budget community meeting.

📅 Tuesday, September 1
⏰ 6 p.m.
📍 Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center
1301 S. Ocean Drive

We’ll take an in-depth look at the FY 2027 budget, including proposed initiatives, Amendment 3 and the importance of revenue sources in funding the services and programs our residents and businesses rely on.

📣 Additional Community Meetings:

📅 Wednesday, September 9 | 6 p.m.
📍 City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.

📅 Thursday, September 10 | 6 p.m.
📍 Boulevard Heights Community Center

08/31/2026

Got a dish people need to know about? This is your sign. 👀

Restaurants can now register for Dine Out Hollywood, a free October promotion highlighting the flavors, menus, and dining experiences found right here in Hollywood.

Register here: https://choosehollywoodfl.com/253/Register-for-Dine-Out-Hollywood-Today

08/27/2026

Discover Hollywood’s Public Art Program! Whether you’re strolling along the beach, exploring ArtsPark at Young Circle, or venturing into Downtown Hollywood, you’ll find stunning sculptures and colorful murals that celebrate art, history, and community.

Explore more at hollywoodfl.org/1500/Art-in-Public-Places-Program

08/20/2026

As more people come to enjoy our beautiful beaches and surrounding neighborhoods, I strongly encourage using our City’s transit options—smart, sustainable, and stress-free.

Here’s how you can get around during peak season:
✔️ Take advantage of the free Holly-Go community shuttle, which offers four color-coded routes connecting you to key spots across the city.
✔️ Use the Sun Shuttle (Powered by Circuit) for $2 rides around the city—you can request a ride via the “Ride Circuit” app.

These options help reduce traffic, make beach access easier, and give you more time to enjoy District 1. Learn more at hollywoodfl.org/transit