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Beginning tonight, Wednesday July 23, 2008, Florida Public Utilities will be
performing a controlled gas burn off of one of their 30,000 gallon storage tanks. The location is 2001 NW 49 Avenue in Lauderhill. This operation is expected to begin at 5:00 P.M. and last approximately 11-12 hours.

Board Members Wanted:
The City of Lauderhill Commissioners is presently seeking Residents to serve on the following Commission appointed Boards/Committees:
1. Lauderhill Local Affordable Housing Advisory Committee.
2. Lauderhill City-Wide Master Plan Task Force Committee.
3. Lauderhill Nuisance Abatement Board.
4. Lauderhill Unsafe Structures Board.

Winners of the Lauderhill College Scholarship
The winners of the Lauderhill College Scholarship are awarded $1000 by Educational Advisory Board Member, Norbert Williams. Pictured L to R: Lauren King, Chelsea Kramish, Mr. Norbert Williams, Tracki Walton and Ariel Deray.

Oral Rabies Vaccine to Be Distributed Throughout Broward County Mar. 11
As part of Broward County’s Oral Rabies Vaccine program (ORV), representatives from the Broward County Animal Care and Regulation Division and Parks and Recreation Division will begin to distribute baits filled with an oral rabies vaccine on March 11, 2008, weather permitting. The goal of the program is to reduce the incidence of rabies among raccoons and reduce the threat of rabies to pets, humans, and other wildlife.

Broward Beautiful Community Grant Application
Broward Beautiful is pleased to announce the 2008 Community Grants Program. Grants, from a minimum of $1,500 to a maximum of $7,500, are available to Homeowner groups & Civic Associations, and other Not-for-profit organizations within Broward County for landscape improvement projects on public property and other common areas visible to the general public.

Road Closures in the City of Lauderhill
Due to construction there will be Road Closures in the City of Lauderhill on NW 56 Avenue and NW 55 Avenue - between Sunrise Boulevard and Oakland Park Boulevard.  Beginning Friday, 10/5/07 at 4:00 pm and until further notice, the City of Lauderhill will CLOSE NW 56th Avenue between Sunrise Boulevard and Oakland Park Boulevard to all traffic except for local residents.  There will be absolutely NO access to Oakland Park Boulevard from NW 56 Avenue. Local traffic can utilize NW 55th Avenue to access Oakland Park Boulevard.  We apologize for the inconvenience. The City of Lauderhill is working diligently to complete this work as fast as possible.  If you have any questions regarding the construction, please call the City of Lauderhill’s Department of Environmental and Engineering Services Department at 954-730-2960. :-: view 56th Avenue Renderings :-:

A report on the looming Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis in the United States
By Mayor Richard J. Kaplan - Dec. 10, 2007

For several years we have enjoyed significant increases in our property values. It has been fueled by easy credit, low interest rates, limited available housing, particularly affordable housing, and it was spurred on by lenders who were earning high profits often through selling sub prime mortgages and short term adjustable rate mortgages.

Broward County Property Appraiser Staff Member Available in Lauderhill
The Broward County Property Appraiser’s Office is renewing its commitment to Lauderhill for 2008.  We are going to have BCPA staff in Lauderhill the 3rd Friday of every month from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM at the City Hall, Suite 107.

Parking Laws Are For Your Safety
A Driver’s Guide to the City of Lauderhill’s Parking Ordinances for Residential Neighborhoods and Commercial Properties

 

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   City of Lauderhill
      (954) 739-0100
   Utility Customer Service
      (954) 730-3030
   Business Licenses
      (954) 717-1514
   Building Dept.
      (954) 730-3060
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      (954) 730-2972
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      (954) 765-4321
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      (954) 730-2950


 


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To make the City of Lauderhill a secure, clean, and desirable place to live, work, and visit by providing for a continually improving wide range of services; to encourage a community that retains and promotes employment opportunities, economic growth and improved quality of life, where people of diverse cultural backgrounds and incomes peacefully interrelate.