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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Story 0 Dear Valued Customers, Broward County Water and Wastewater Services (WWS) is pleased to provide you with its 2023 Water Quality Report. In 2023, WWS continued its tradition of providing safe, high quality drinking water to our customers at a reasonable price. Last year, WWS made significant ...
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Banner Image Missing County Continues to Monitor Hurricane Ian - Normal County operations expected to resume Thursday - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Hurricane Ian is currently a strong Category 4 storm, just shy of a Category 5. Broward County remains under a Tropical Storm Warning, Flood Watch, and Tornado Watch. Residents and visitors are urged to remain vigilant ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode NACo Awards 2023 Story 1 Broward County has received 17 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for innovative County government programs that strengthen services for residents and are effectively communicated and relevant to the community. The award-winning programs are ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Carousel Image 1 Carousel Caption 1 Carousel Image 2 Carousel Caption 2 Carousel Image 3 Carousel Caption 3 Previous Next Quick Links NACO Awards 2021 Story 1 Broward County received 18 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for innovative and effective government ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode King Tides Story 1 Banner-HighTides.png High Tide Alert! Higher tides are expected to occur more often June through December and may contribute to coastal flooding. Residents are encouraged to monitor conditions for local flooding and time trips accordingly. The highest tides are expected on: 2024 ...
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... Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Port Everglades Surface
Waters (PDF - 15 pages) A Survey of the Occurrence and Distribution of Volatile Organic Compounds in Broward County Surface
Waters (PDF - 32 pages) A Second Survey of the Occurrence and Distribution of Volatile Organic Compounds in Broward County Surface
Waters (PDF - 35 pages) Summary of Bacteriological ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Carousel Image 1 Carousel Caption 1 Carousel Image 2 Road Carousel Caption 2 Carousel Image 3 Men in hard hats on construction site Carousel Caption 3 Previous Next We're Hiring! Positions range from fieldwork to management Card Button 1 ApplY N OW Municipality Directory Contact your city or town's ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Main Article Image Virtual Resources- Games and Environmental Resources Main Article Link Videos Article Title 1 Storytime With a Scientist Series Article Title 2 Virtual Career Day Article Title 3 Behind the Scenes- Banu-NCORE Air Monitoring Site Article Title 4 Broward Kids Club Article Title 5 ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Mooring Buoy Program Story 1 Our Program With almost 47,000 vessels registered within Broward County in 2022 and a year-round boating climate, intense pressure is placed on the County's marine resources. Directly offshore are three coral reef tracts, with the outer reef located less than two miles ...
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Residents are encouraged to participate in the Home Damage Assessment Program, to assist first responders in making Rapid Impact Assessments of damages in the community. There have been no storm-related power outages thus far. Rapid Impact Assessment results may result in the need for sheltering services. Flood
waters can be dangerous and can hide debris and ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Watch for Wildlife Story 1 According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), mating season for alligators occurs in May and June. Females start building nests of soil, vegetation, and other debris to deposit an average 32 to 46 eggs in late June or early July. The nests ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Holiday Safety Tips Story 1 Top Tips for Pet Safety Year Round! Year-round and especially at the holidays, make sure your pet is wearing a current Broward County Pet License on its collar. Broward County Animal Care uses the Pet License to reunite lost dogs and cats with their owners. If your pet is ...
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Only Rain Wat er Goes into the Storm Drains Rain Water and Storm Drain Clean water begins in our own yards where the flow of rainwater begins its journey to the coastal
waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Harmful substances (leaking oil from your car or fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides and pesticides that you use on your lawn) enter our ponds, lakes, canals ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Story 0 Boards and Committees Story 1 The Broward County Board of County Commissioners encourages public participation in county government by appointing Broward citizens to serve on boards, committees, commissions, task forces, agencies, and authorities. Broward County Commissioners are also ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Carousel Image 1 A picturesque view of the Pompano Beach Site on the beach. Carousel Caption 1 Carousel Image 2 A group of happy volunteers at the Hallandale Beach site. Carousel Caption 2 Carousel Image 3 A view of some of the corporate volunteers setups on Fort Lauderdale beach. Carousel Caption 3 ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode BORA Formal Interpretations Story 1 Request to Receive Formal Interpretations Updates FORMAL INTERPRETATION TITLE LINK EFFECTIVE DATE 8th Edition 8 th Edition FBC (2023) Formal Interpretations 2023 Formal Interpretations (8th Edition) December 31, 2023 FI-1 (FBC) Mechanical Code 602.2.1 Materials ...
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Caring for Your New Dog Story 1 Ready to bring home your new four-legged friend? Here's everything you need to know to make your pooch feel like part of the family. Dog Supply Checklist [ ] Leash [ ] Collar with Pet License [ ] Water/Food Bowls [ ] Vaccinations/Rabies [ ] Bed [ ] Toys [ ] Training ...
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Banner Image Missing Hurricane Preparedness Week 2024 - Take action today - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Hurricane Season officially begins June 1, but the time to prepare is now during National Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 5-11. Broward County's Office of Emergency Management urges residents and visitors to begin pre-season preparations now; it only takes one ...
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Banner Image Missing County is Under Tropical Storm Watch - Eta expected to bring significant rain and strong winds - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Tropical Storm Eta continues on a northward track, increasing the likelihood of worsening weather conditions this weekend in Broward County. Broward County is currently under a Tropical Storm Watch and a Flood Watch. ...
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Banner Image Missing Portions of Broward Under Hurricane Watch for Tropical Storm Eta - All of Broward remains under Tropical Storm Warning - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Broward County Emergency Management Division and emergency response partners continue to monitor Tropical Storm Eta as it approaches South Florida. All of Broward County is currently under a ...
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Banner Image Missing Tropical Storm Eta No Longer a Threat to Broward County - County Government business operations resume at 5PM today - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Tropical Storm Eta is no longer a threat to Broward County. The County is still under a Flash Flood Watch and Coastal Flood Advisory until further notice, and residents are urged to continue to ...
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Banner Image Missing Hurricane Dorian Advisory #9 -Broward is now under a Tropical Storm Watch - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - At this morning's 5AM advisory, the National Weather Service placed all of Broward County under a Tropical Storm Watch. A Tropical Storm Watch is issued when a tropical cyclone containing winds of 39-73 miles per hour or higher poses a ...
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Banner Image Missing Parts of Broward Under Hurricane Watch and/or Tropical Storm Watch - Residents are urged to prepare - DATE: October 4, 2016 MEDIA CONTACT: Margaret Stapleton, Director Office of Public Communications PHONE: 954-831-3890 EMAIL: mstapleton@broward.org HURRICANE MATTHEW ADVISORY NUMBER 1 BROWARD COUNTY, FL - The National Hurricane Center ...
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Banner Image Missing Emergency Management Closely Monitoring Tropical Storm Erika - Residents urged to keep watch and be prepared - DATE: August 27, 2015 MEDIA CONTACT: Ric Barrick, Assistant Director Office of Public Communications PHONE: 954-357-8541 EMAIL: rbarrick@broward.org TROPICAL STORM ADVISORY #1 BROWARD COUNTY, FL - The County's Emergency ...
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Banner Image Missing Broward Still Experiencing Impacts from Eta - Residents urged to exercise caution until the "all clear" is given - UPDATE: 10 AM - The National Weather Service lifted the Tropical Storm Warning for Broward County in its 10AM Monday Advisory. Read latest advisory here. BROWARD COUNTY, FL - The National Weather Service has affirmed that ...
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Banner Image Missing Hurricane Dorian Update #2 County Continues to Monitor Hurricane Dorian - Residents urged to stay vigilant - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Broward Emergency Management Division is actively monitoring Hurricane Dorian. While it's still too soon to tell what type of impact Hurricane Dorian will have on Broward County, there is a need to prepare for ...
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Banner Image Missing Hurricane Dorian Advisory #20 - Normal business operations resume Wednesday at 12:01AM - BROWARD COUNTY, FL - The potential threat to Broward County from Hurricane Dorian has passed. The Emergency Operations Center has begun its demobilization process and will return to a Level 3 (Monitoring) phase at 7PM Tuesday. County Government will ...
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Banner Image Missing Port Everglades is Monitoring Hurricane Irma and Making Preparations DATE: September 5, 2017 MEDIA CONTACT: Port Everglades Corporate Communications PHONE: 954-468-3527 EMAIL: porteverglades@broward.org BROWARD COUNTY, FL - Port Everglades is closely monitoring the progress of Hurricane Irma. Over the weekend, the Port asked all tenants ...
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Banner Image Missing 2015 Sea Turtle Nesting Season Saw Second-Largest Number of Turtle Nests in History - 2016 Sea Turtle Nesting Season and Lighting Ordinances Take Effect March 1st - DATE: February 22, 2016 MEDIA CONTACT: Courtney Kiel Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department PHONE: 954-519-1255 EMAIL: ckiel@broward.org MEDIA CONTACT: Joe ...
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