Resolution 14-49 Opportunity to be Heard
The City adopted a Policy governing the reasonable opportunity of members of the public to be heard before official action is taken on a proposition
The City adopted a Policy governing the reasonable opportunity of members of the public to be heard before official action is taken on a proposition
Commission Memo 14-008 Ordinances Pertaining to Public Safety in the City of Fort Lauderdale
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
March 11, 2014 7:00 PM
8th floor Conference Room, City Hall
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER 7:30 PM
PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE: 1) MEETING MINUTES *
2) TREASURER’S REPORT
POLICE/FIRE REPORT
ANNOUNCEMENTS/GUEST INTRODUCTIONS
Ms Cate McCaffrey, Asst. Parks and Recreation Director
Proposed Ordinances Regarding Homeless Panhandling and Loitering
Ms Pam Adams, Adams Consulting to Broward MPO
Speak up Broward Transportation Choices
REPORTS
Presidents Report
St Patrick’s Day Parade
Public Meetings Ordinance
Membership Report
Applications Sent
Committee Reports
Public Participation and Trailer Ordinance
STRU Legislation Update
NEW BUSINESS
Election for District 2 Representative*
Planning for a Program on Juvenile Justice
OLD BUSINESS
FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY
Homeless Veterans Stand Down Memorial Day Weekend
ADJOURN
BCPS Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced
Two elementary school teachers, two middle school teachers, one high school teacher, and one alternative school teacher round out the six Teacher of the Year finalists selected to be among the best of the best in Broward County Public Schools (BCPS). One of the finalists will be named Broward’s top teacher at the annual Caliber Awards recognizing Broward’s outstanding teachers on Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 5:30 p.m., at the Broward Convention Center. Presenting sponsor of the Caliber Awards event is BrightStar Credit Union.
2015 Teacher of the Year Finalists
Sheryl Arriola, Westglades Middle School, Parkland
Christopher Crossman, Seagull Alternative School, Fort Lauderdale
Brenda Farkas, Glades Middle School, Miramar
Star Rosario, Silver Shores Elementary School, Miramar
Daniel Shapiro, Bennett Elementary, Fort Lauderdale
Andrew Shipe, Pompano Beach High School, Pompano Beach
Our regularly scheduled General Membership Meeting on February 11 2014 will coincide with the Neighbor Support Night co-sponsored by the Council and the City of Fort Lauderdale. Your members (yes invite them all to come) can meet face to face with the City Staff from various Departments (think Code Enforcement and Buildings Department). The event starts at 6:00 PM and runs till 8:30 PM and takes place in different places at City Hall. Parking will be tight so car pooling is advised. You can come at any time, have a bite to eat and bring your most pressing issue to the people who are responsible. For more information you can call Junia Robinson in Neighbor Support at 954 828 5289 or email her at [email protected].
The goal of Neighbor Support Night is to provide an opportunity for Fort Lauderdale’s neighbors to join together with their City to strengthen community ties, elevate public spirit, and build civic awareness in a fun, casual, exciting block party type of atmosphere.
Neighbor Support Night proves to be an interactive, exciting event with fun for the entire family. Those who attend the event will be able to:
Other highlights and activities include:
The City of Fort Lauderdale and the Council of Fort Lauderdale Civic Associations encourages neighbors to participate in the fabric of their City by attending Neighbor Support Night. Doing so will help them become more informed about the City of Fort Lauderdale and the professionals who work for them, as well as learn what’s in store for their City in 2014 and beyond.
The link to the City’s Neighbor Support Night web page is: https://www.fortlauderdale.gov/nsn/index.htm
You can download a pdf of the invitation and email it to your members by clicking on the links below
Click on the Link below to download the Agenda
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
January 14 2014 7:00 PM
8th floor Conference Room, City Hall
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER 7:30 PM
PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE: 1) MEETING MINUTES *
2) TREASURER’S REPORT
POLICE/FIRE REPORT
ANNOUNCEMENTS/GUEST INTRODUCTIONS
Ms Molly McKay, Project Manager Willdan Financial Consultants
City Of Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Economic Development Plan
REPORTS
Presidents Report
Membership Report
Committee Reports
Legislative Report
Public Participation
Neighborhood City Hall
NEW BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
Request from the Salvation Army to support a clothes donation ordinance
FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY
ADJOURN
Fort Lauderdale Council of Civic Associations
General Meeting Minutes
October 8, 2013
City Hall, 8th Floor Conference Room
https://www.broward.org/Climate/Pages/default.aspx (This will take time to load.)
FEMA Flood Insurance Zones: https://gis.fortlauderdale.gov/2020prelimFEMAFloodMaps/
Flood Zone Information Maps: http://www.fortlauderdale.gov/floodzones
Bio Swales: http://www.broward.org/Stormwater/Pages/bioswales.aspx
Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact: http://southeastfloridaclimatecompact.org/
Respectfully Submitted, Linda Nugent for Shannon Harmeling Recording Secretary
CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
2014 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES AND FUNDING REQUESTS
This document reflects the official position of the City of Fort Lauderdale regarding issues and pending legislation that would impact the operation of local government. It also provides priorities for the pursuit of funding for various City initiatives.
The City of Fort Lauderdale will endorse and support legislation that will:
1. Permit municipal government to make necessary changes to local law pension plans
2. Support expansion of passenger rail options
3. Promote improved water quality and quantity
4. Increase resources for urban transportation needs
5. Provide for local regulation of short term rental properties
6. Preserve and/or enhance municipal home rule
7. Restore funding levels for State Housing Incentive Program (SHIP)
8. Expand resources for beach revitalization and re-nourishment
9. Support municipal government initiatives to curb homelessness
10. Enhance municipal participation in state environmental permitting processes
11.Encourage energy development and conservation and the development and implementation of alternative energy sources
12. Address human trafficking issues
13. Remove the state’s preemption of local regulations on vacation rentals
The City of Fort Lauderdale will oppose any legislation that will:
1. Create unfunded mandates.
2. Restrict or decrease allocation of red light camera revenues to local governments
3. Decrease the City’s tax base through manipulation of tax exemptions on properties
4. Modify, restrict or eliminate the City’s ability to levy, collect or spend franchise fees, communications service taxes or local business taxes
5. Restrict Home rule
The City of Fort Lauderdale will seek financial support for the following initiatives:
1. Crime reduction
2. WAVE development
3. Transportation enhancements specifically focused on greenways and complete street initiatives
4. Beach re-nourishment
5. Juvenile Justice programs
6. Flood prevention and hazard mitigation
7. Riverwalk enhancement and activation
8. Promotion of Fort Lauderdale’s marine industry
9. Water, sewer, and storm-water infrastructure improvements.
10. Comprehensive homelessness strategy
11. Additional parks and recreational activities, including athletic fields.
12. Prevention of the sale and use of designer drugs, e.g. (Molly and Ethylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine (EDMA)
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
December 10 2013
Extended Meet and Greet 7:00 Pm to 8:00 PM
8th floor Conference Room, City Hall
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER 7:30 PM
PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE: 1) MEETING MINUTES * 2) TREASURER’S REPORT
POLICE/FIRE REPORT
ANNOUNCEMENTS/GUEST INTRODUCTION
REPORTS
A review of 2013 and discussion of programs and issues for 2014
NEW BUSINES
OLD BUSINESS
FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY
ADJOURN
*Indicates voting items or may be a voting item
Next Board Meeting December 16 2013
Next General Membership Meeting January 14, 2014
Click on the link below to download the December Council Corner