July in
North Lauderdale.
Flood protection breaking ground, neighbors celebrating together, and what to have ready before hurricane season peaks.
The people’s house.
City Hall on Southwest 71st Avenue. Commission chambers, the sports complex, and the city pool.
Hampton Pines.
Trails, pavilions, and the lake at Hampton Pines Park.
Ground broken April 30. Built to move stormwater out of our neighborhoods faster during heavy rain.
A time capsule sealed at the site opens in 2051.
“I remember in 2018, we had water above my knee at several areas. To know that this is happening right now is unbelievable.”
Mayor Samson Borgelin
Thank you, North Lauderdale.
The Mayor’s Community Concert, June 26.
First World Cup since 1974.
Haiti’s first goals on football’s biggest stage, against Morocco. Watch parties filled this city with flags and joy.
Before the peak.
NOAA predicts a below-normal season, 8 to 14 named storms. The peak still runs August through October.
- Sign up for AlertBroward at broward.org/Emergency
- Pre-register for the Special Needs Sheltering Program
- Review the City hurricane page at nlauderdale.org
Mark your calendar.
“Every program in this newsletter is here for you.”
Mayor’s Community Fun Night, 6:30–8:00 pm, City Hall Sports Complex
Commission workshop 4 pm, meeting 6 pm
Commission meeting 6 pm
The Commission is in recess in August.