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ICYMI: Broward Commissioner Nan Rich talks about the importance of caring for the elderly, children and most vulnerable people and how county services assist those in need.
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ICYMI: Broward Mayor @mark_bogen talking about tax dollars and county services.
Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
💲 Your property tax dollars keep Broward moving—literally. Parks, transit, human services, libraries, and more. Mayor Mark Bogen's video breaks it down. ⬇️
Broward County provides a wide range of services that support daily life, safety, mobility, education, recreation, and community operations including but not limited to:
- 911 and emergency management operations
- Public transportation services
- Parks, nature centers, and recreational facilities
- Public libraries and educational resources
- Flood mitigation and stormwater systems
- Behavioral health and family support programs
- Senior services and community assistance
- Coastal protection and environmental programs
💲These services are funded through several revenue sources that include property tax dollars. More info ➡️ Broward.org/CountyFunding
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Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
More travel options coming to @FLLFlyer Our team at FLL is quickly rebounding from the Spirit shutdown and increasing routes and destinations. Great news for tourism, the economy and the region. Well done. @browardinfo @GFLAlliance @visitlauderdale
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Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
More than 1,300 boats. Over 50 anticipated debuts. An estimated $1.8 billion in economic impact. The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show returns Oct. 28 with new vessels, marine technology and attractions across six locations. bizjournals.com/southflorida…
Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
Port Everglades Receives $30.75 Million in Federal Funding for Fuel Modernization. Well done @PortEverglades @browardinfo
(One-third of Florida’s transportation fuel requirements come from petroleum that is stored and distributed by companies located at Port Everglades, including petroleum to 12 counties and 5
International airports.
Petroleum accounts for approximately 20% of the Port’s total revenues, and the current volume
of petroleum products shipped through Port Everglades for the region is more than 5.5 billion
gallons per year.
Petroleum operators need to meet demand and enhance business efficiencies. The Slip 1
Expansion will allow them to keep up with growing consumption, to offload faster, and deploy
larger and more economical vessels.
Larger petroleum cargo ships such as the Aframax class began coming to Port Everglades several
years ago from Europe and South America, prior to the Panama Canal expansion. These ships
must be lightly loaded due to the inner channel’s restrictive 42-foot depth. Eventually, due to
economies of scale, fully loaded ships will be forced to go elsewhere, resulting in lost business
and jobs.)
Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
🗳️🏡Join me this evening for our Amendment Informational Session, where we'll discuss all seven proposed amendments on Florida's November ballot, what they mean, and answer your questions ahead of Election Day! 💬✨
Looking forward to seeing you tonight! 💙🤝🏾
🚤🌊 Never Lose Your Splash!
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is Officially Open!
Broward County celebrated today’s ribbon cutting for the 67th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), the world’s largest in-water boat show!
⚓ Welcoming more than 100,000 visitors and showcasing more than 1,300 boats, this world-class event generates an estimated $1.79 BILLION in economic impact, supporting our marine industry, local businesses and jobs throughout South Florida.
From spectacular superyachts to cutting-edge marine technology, FLIBS showcases why Fort Lauderdale is known around the globe as the Yachting Capital of the World!
📅 October 28 – November 1, 2026
📍 Six locations throughout Fort Lauderdale, including the Broward County Convention Center.
Welcome aboard! 🌴⚓
#FLIBS2026 #FortLauderdaleBoatShow #BrowardCounty #VisitLauderdale #YachtingCapitalOfTheWorld
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Broward County Board of County Commissioners retweeted
This morning we cut the ribbon to open the 67th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show! The boat show runs from today through Sunday. Over 100,000 people attend and create a $1.79 billion dollar economic impact for Broward County. Come check out all the boats on display, and enjoy this great event!
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It’s King Tide season in Broward County, a reminder of how important flood resilience is for our community. 🌊 From flood mitigation to essential services like behavioral health, senior assistance, and library resources, your property tax dollars are building a stronger, more resilient Broward County ➡️ Broward.org/CountyFunding
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Do you or someone you know need housing assistance? The County’s Human Services Department provides a variety of emergency services for families including utility assistance, case management and financial coaching – all funded in part by your property tax dollars. Learn more ➡️ Broward.org/countyfunding
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Do you have fun weekend plans? Perhaps you're going kayaking or taking a hike on one of @BrowardParks many nature trails. 💲These services are funded in part by your property tax dollars. Learn more ➡️ Broward.org/countyfunding
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Have you ever needed to talk to a human about County services? We have staff on hand at our call center for that! And they’re located right here in Broward! 💲Call 311 is funded in part by your property tax dollars. Learn more from Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis (@4AlexandraDavis) in this video. ⬇️
When life hands you unfortunate circumstances, the County's Housing Options, Solutions, and Supports Division (HOSS-D) is here to help. 💲These services are funded in part by property tax dollars. Learn more ➡️ broward.org/countyfunding
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💲 Flood mitigation, stormwater improvements and coastal protection are some of the many ways property tax dollars are spent. Hear more from Senator Steve Geller. ⬇
🚨Emergency management, storm response and the 911 system depend on property tax dollars. More info ➡️ Broward.org/CountyFunding
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💲Did you know property tax dollars help keep Broward County’s 50 parks and nature centers running? Commissioner @LamarPFisher shares how these funds support daily operations, maintenance, and programs. Which park is your favorite?
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Buses, parks, libraries all rely on County funding. 💲When funding is limited, program adjustments may be necessary. Learn more at Broward.org/CountyFunding
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Do you know someone in need of detox or substance abuse treatment programs? The Broward Addiction Recovery Center provides just that! 💲These services are funded through property tax dollars. For more information, visit Broward.org/CountyFunding
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