General Meeting Minutes – October 13, 2026 Recently updated !
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Treasurer’s Report:
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Treasurer’s Report:
Presentations:
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SPEAKERS and GUESTS
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Public Works – State of the City’s Stormwater System from Recent Rainstorms
Sidewalk Master Plan – Karen Warfel, Transportation Planning Manager
New Downtown PSA-5 Construction – Hong XU, P.E. MSCE, Project Manager II (see notes below)
Council Business
Nominations for 1st Vice President
Neighborhood Support Night, February 11th, 2027
Discussions on Live Local and Charter Amendments
Approval of Meeting Minutes
Treasurer’s Report and Membership Update
OLD BUSINESS
FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY
ADJOURN
Presented by the City of Fort Lauderdale Parks & Recreation Department in collaboration with the North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes, the 6th Annual Labor Day Block Party invites the community to gather along NE 32nd Street, between A1A and 33rd Avenue, in celebration of the unofficial end of summer.
CFCLA CANDIDATE FORUM
This year’s class is scheduled for October 1st through November 5th. Please see the attached flyer and link below for more details.
Neighbor Leadership Academy | City of Fort Lauderdale, FL
If you know someone who would like to participate, please encourage them to apply today.
Thank you for helping us grow our community of leaders!
The City of Fort Lauderdale is considering amendments to its charter. The charter is like our city’s constitution and guides how the city is governed. It explains how decisions are made, who’s responsible for what, and how services like parks, roads, and public safety are provided. It outlines the roles of the mayor, city commissioners, and city manager, ensuring everyone works together to serve the community. It’s designed to keep everything running smoothly and fairly for residents like you.
Any changes to the charter must be approved by residents through a public vote. Your vote decides how our government works.
The City Commission approved changes to 21 sections of the City Charter which are reflected in 10 ballot questions. The language for each ballot question is linked below along with a description of the proposed changes.
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