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Upcoming Road Closure: Thomas Way

In the coming days, Thomas Way will be closed to through traffic to accommodate the storage of equipment and materials for the Codrington Drive Project. Residents who live on Thomas Way will still have access to their driveways. Residents who live on Codr...

Ongoing Florida Power & Light (FP&L) Construction

As a reminder, FP&L began installing an underground powerline on Monday, March 6, 2023. The construction will last for approximately four weeks and during this time, sections of El Mar Drive will be closed to traffic. Please stay tuned to our website,...

City of Fort Lauderdale Infrastructure Mapping

The City of Fort Lauderdale, which provides water to the Town, has engaged a team of surveying companies to document the precise location of all of its water infrastructure including:

The information gained from this ass...

Community Center 2023 Programming

Want to get involved in the community and connect with your neighbors? Join the Community Center! From recurring weekly activities like yoga and drawing classes to special events, including wellness discussions and estate planning sessions, the Community ...

255 Sea Turtle Nests Reported on Our Beach This Year

Broward County's Natural Resources Division recently completed its 2022 sea turtle nesting data and reported over 3,000 nests this year in Broward County.

Of the 3,000-plus nests, our town was home to 251 loggerhead and four green turtle nests! We're so ex...

Anglin's Pier Update

UPDATE: December 14, 2022

The Town Commission received an update on Anglin's Pier from the Town’s Development Services Director following the presentation engineer Dane Hancock P.E. made to the Special Magistrate on December 9, 2022.

The ...

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Help Combat Crime: "If You See Something, Say Something"

Information is critical, especially when fighting crime and keeping our community safe. Always call 911 in an emergency. However, if you are not in danger and see something suspicious, please call the Broward Sheriff’s Office Non-Emergency phone...