Hollywood, Florida

There are a number of options for the public to view and participate in the CRA and Regular City Commission Meetings, including an in-person option. City's Government Access Channel - Comcast Channel 78. City's Government Access Channel - ATT U-Verse Channel 99. There are two options for the public to...

Located at 1301 S. Ocean Drive, this approximately 4 acre site on the barrier island currently houses the City’s Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, Harry Berry Park, and two asphalt surface parking lots. Background and Process Overview. In February of 2020, the City Commission discussed the condition of the...

Dr. Randy Katz, Director of Emergency Services at Memorial Regional Hospital, provides an update on the local impact of the surge in COVID cases.

There are a number of options for the public to view and participate in the Regular City Commission meeting, including an option to make public comments in-person. City's Government Access Channel - Comcast Channel 78. City's Government Access Channel - ATT U-Verse Channel 99. Watching the meeting in-person is currently...

Indoor Public Access Suspended at City Facilities Effective Monday, August 23rd. In-Person Option Remains to Speak at the City Commission/CRA Meeting. In light of the spike in COVID-19 positive cases in South Florida and the elevated risk to public health, all City facilities, including City Hall and Community Centers, will be closed to the general public for indoor activities and recreation effective Monday, August 23, 2021. The closure will remain in effect until further notice. Customers are encouraged to use the many services offered online.

The City of Hollywood has a strong foundation for bicycle mobility with a network of local streets that surround a vibrant, historic downtown, world-famous oceanfront promenade, and expanded urban core. The City Commission has approved a Comprehensive City-wide Bicycle Mobility Master Plan that will build on these strengths to create a connected network of safe bicycle facilities to provide mobility and recreation opportunities for both residents and visitors alike.

The Department of Public Utilities hosted two public workshops this summer to discuss the City's ongoing Stormwater system assessment and flooding mitigation plans. The workshops were an opportunity for the public to share their past experiences with flooding events in Hollywood as a way to help guide the development of the Stormwater Master Plan. Issues discussed included flooding, existing storm systems, water quality, low-lying elevations, effect of climate change, infrastructure and resilience.

City of Hollywood solid waste, recycling, bulk, and yard waste collections vendor, Waste Pro USA, has been heavily impacted by a recent surge of positive COVID-19 infections. A large number of WastePro crew members have tested positive for COVID-19 and have been forced into quarantine, which has resulted in service impacts City-wide. Until further notice, customers can expect temporary delays in solid waste, recycling, bulk and yard waste collections.

The City has launched its new customer service platform, “Hollywood Connect,” powered by Rock Solid Technologies. The new application allows residents, business owners and visitors to report concerns directly to City Hall for resolution. The easy-to-use app allows you to submit service requests for code violations, potholes, streetlight outages, unsafe conditions and more directly from your mobile device. If enabled, your GPS and location services on your device will help pinpoint the service issue location – or you may enter the location manually. Once received, service requests are then routed to the appropriate department for attention and will be responded to quickly and efficiently. Users can easily track the progress of their service request, will receive updates throughout the resolution process, and will be notified once the issue has been resolved.

The Department of Public Utilities has issued a Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for the area of South Ocean Drive on the barrier island between Jefferson Street and Iris Terrace due to a water main break at 1400 S. Ocean Drive. Crews are working to repair a break in a 6 inch water main in this area.

_____________________________________________________. Broward County COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Residents behind on their rent and utility balances due to a COVID-19 financial hardship are encouraged to submit an application for Emergency Rental Assistance. Three new customer service centers offer in-person assistance if necessary or desired – an appointment is required. Broward...

There are a number of ways for the public to participate in the July 7th CRA and Regular City Commission meetings, including in-person. • Watch the live webstream on the City’s website. • City's Government Access Channel - Comcast Channel 78. • City's Government Access Channel - ATT U-Verse Channel...

2 New Ways to Report Issues with Short-Term/Vacation Rental Properties. Struggling with a problem vacation rental that is licensed to operate in your neighborhood? We are here to help with two new tools to combat problem short-term and vacation rental properties. Whether it is a loud party, concerns with parking or trash, you can report it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to a live operator via a dedicated customer service telephone phone number, or via a real-time website. To report an issue simply:

Star-Spangled Spectacular 4th of July Celebration on Hollywood Beach & “Key to the City” Presentation to NFL Star Marquise “Hollywood” Brown. All are welcome to celebrate our nation’s 245th birthday on Hollywood Beach on Sunday, July 4, 2021 at the annual Star-Spangled Spectacular 4th of July Celebration. Sponsored by the City of Hollywood Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts and the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency-Beach District, this annual event will feature entertainment beginning at 5:00 p.m., a special recognition of a local NFL star at 6:30 p.m., and a dazzling offshore fireworks display beginning at 9:00 p.m.

Notice to Utility Customers: Reinstatement of Disconnections for Past Due Balances Begins October 1st. Over one year ago, the City of Hollywood temporarily suspended its policy for service disconnections for past due balances. It was a way to help customers through a difficult economic time and to ensure water service was available for hand washing and other hygiene measures during the height of the pandemic. Customers were encouraged to stay current with their utility payments during this time if they were able, and to reach out for assistance in setting up a payment plan if they were not.

Located at 1301 S. Ocean Drive, this approximately 4 acre site on the barrier island currently houses the City’s Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, Harry Berry Park, and two asphalt surface parking lots. Background and Process Overview. In February of 2020, the City Commission discussed the condition of the...

The Department of Public Utilities will be hosting an additional public workshops to discuss the City's ongoing Stormwater system assessment and flooding mitigation plans. The workshop is an opportunity for the public to share their past experiences with flooding events in Hollywood as a way to help guide the development of the Stormwater Master Plan. Issues to be discussed: flooding, existing storm systems, water quality, low-lying elevations, effect of climate change, infrastructure and resilience. All are invited to attend either in-person or virtually. Register your virtual attendance here:

The Department of Public Utilities will be hosting two public workshops to discuss the City's ongoing Stormwater system assessment, flooding mitigation plans, and the actions needed to adapt to sea level rise. These workshops are an opportunity for the public to share their past experiences with flooding events in Hollywood as a way to help guide the development of the Stormwater Master Plan. Issues to be discussed: sea level rise, flooding, saltwater intrusion, groundwater table, storm systems, water quality, storm surge, low-lying elevations, backflow flooding, high tides, infrastructure and resilience. All are invited to attend either in-person or virtually. Register your virtual attendance here:

The newest edition of New Horizons is out. Take a moment to read the latest news from your Mayor and Commissioners, the Parks and Recreation Program and Event Guide, Q2 Report Card, and other news and happenings of note in Hollywood. You can read this summer edition online here.

Welcome back! As of Monday, June 14, 2021, public access to City Hall and City facilities has resumed. Masks remain recommended for the general public and required for City staff while inside City facilities. In a continuing effort to help stop the spread of COVID-19, residents are still encouraged to use the City's online services to conduct business and utilize the drive through window at City Hall to pay bills and fees. The Building Department's QLess Check-In Service should also be used to reserve your space in line before entering City Hall.