County Commission Meeting - Sep 17, 2024
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Broward County Commission
2h 39m
3 speakers
7 agenda items
transcribed 6 days ago
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What procedural rules and speaker guidelines are announced at the start of the meeting?
Yeah. A registration form must be completed for each item you wish to speak on. If you have trouble registering digitally, visit County Administration on the fourth floor for assistance. All speakers must appear in person. No further speaker signups will be accepted after an item has been called. Please show respect for others and refrain from making impertinent, slanderous remarks or personal attacks. Boisterous behavior, including applause, booing, and cheering, is not permitted. Thank you for joining us. The meeting will begin shortly.
I call the meeting to order. If anybody can hear. Good morning. What are you? Okay. Right. All right, let's get this show on the road. Okay.
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Good morning everyone. This is the Broward County Board of County Commissioners meeting of Tuesday, September seventeenth. Twenty twenty four. This morning I would like to invite our deputy. County administrator to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Kim Campbell.
which is to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic which it stands.
Please remain standing. Sorry. Ladies and gentlemen, it is customary that we observe a moment of silence in honor of notable persons from our community who have recently passed. Colleagues, does anyone have uh anyone they wish to remember this morning? Commissioner Rogers.
Thank you, Madam Mayor, colleagues. those listening, Commissioner Aisha Gordon from the city of Oakland Park. Wanted for me to recognize Deacon J C Clark Senior. who was a pioneer in the city of Oakland Park community for several years. significant figure as she would describe this special person. He will be missed not only by his family but also his community. Commissioner Carlene Maxwell Williams, City of Lauderdale Lakes, Senior Deacon Cleveland Grant, passed peacefully at the age of 102. Family and children, grandchildren, everyone, the city of Lauderdale Lakes mourns that loss and They will forever treasure and cherish. The memories. Violet Elise Gray, age ninety nine of the city of Sunrise, Florida, passed away on Wednesday, September eleventh.
She worked in the nursing field at Green Ridge Hospital for forty five years and has a passion for family and friends. She will be greatly missed by friends and family and the community. Thank you, colleagues. Thank you, everyone.
Uh let us all also remember um that recently many of us attended uh commemorations for the twenty-third anniversary of the nine eleven attacks. Please remember um all the people who perished uh in those terrorist attacks. Um Let us also remember all the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in our armed forces. Both here and abroad, and thank them for their service. We'll pause for a moment of silence.
Please take your seats.
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Okay. Um welcome to our Broward County Commission meeting. And also want to remind you that at five oh one PM we will hold our final budget public hearing. Today's music was selected by Commissioner Tim Ryan. He selected Hungarian Dance number five by Johan Johan Brahms and Let's Stay Together by Al Green. Thank you, Commissioner Ryan. Uh as well as providing the breakfast this morning. We're hoping he'll be on with us a little later. Um moving on, we have four proclamations today. The first is Hispanic Heritage Month and it will be presented by myself and Commissioner Rogers. Uh and I will in a moment List all the names of those people who are here and ask them to join us at the podium.
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Okay. Uh we have a lot of people here this morning and we are very excited about so many people coming to join us for the presentation of this proclamation. Uh and we would like to ask our county c administrator to join us as well. Uh Commissioner uh Jacqueline Goosman, Sunrise. Mayor Angelo Castile, Penbroke Penbroke Pines, Commissioner Maria Rodriguez, Penbroke Pines.
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Agenda
7 items
1
What procedural rules and speaker guidelines are announced at the start of the meeting?
0:00–58:10
2
How does the board observe a moment of silence and honor community members who have passed?
58:10–1:25:02
3
What proclamations are presented for Hispanic Heritage Month and Diaper Need Awareness?
1:25:02–1:33:05
4
What are the commissioners thanking the Panthers and community partners for?
1:33:05–2:13:59
5
How is the resolution to adopt Item 61 introduced and what does it address?
2:13:59–2:25:15
6
What public‑hearing items are presented and voted on after Item 61?
2:25:15–2:33:04
7
How does the meeting conclude and what final actions are taken?
2:33:04–2:38:48
Speakers
3 identifiedOfficials recognised by voice; public commenters shown as “Speaker N” unless they state their name.
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