Pamela Beasley-Pittman

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Fort Lauderdale City Commission · City Commission Conference and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board Meeting on 2026-05-19 1:35 PM - May 19, 2026 · 19 May 2026 meeting

First, our Finance Department, as well as a huge shout out to the City Auditor's Office.

We received a Certificate of Achievement for the 48th Government Finance Officers Association for our ACFR, or our Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, based on the

QUALITY OF THE CONTENT IN THAT REPORT, AND SO I'M REALLY PROUD OF LINDA SHORT, DIRECTOR OF OUR FINANCE DEPARTMENT, AS WELL AS THE ENTIRE TEAM, AND EVETTE MATTHEWS WITH HER SUPERVISORY LEADERSHIP OVER THAT DEPARTMENT.

I JUST WANT TO GIVE THEM A HUGE SHOUT OUT, SO THANK YOU SO MUCH, LINDA.

I do not, Mayor.

Could Brad continue with the presentation?

We anticipated that by the July 2nd meeting, there would be some determination by this Commission as to next steps.

all right so you're going to go ahead yes hi sorry mayor denise horland president of the broward league of cities city council president city of plantation i just want to correct something that you said this is not just about saving money we are in a waste crisis this is not about saving money no it is not we are in a waste crisis in broward county our landfill is nearing capacity and our waste to energy plant is nearing capacity

So a very large part of this solid waste authority is about diversion.

And again, yes, we're stronger together when it comes into pricing.

We know that prices for all of us are going to continue to rise over the next 40 years.

Those prices you see that we're all paying in our cities are not going to remain static.

What we have to talk about, and from what I heard Vice Mayor Sorensen address this last night, and I've been talking about this,

Miami-Dade County is spending $65 million this year alone to haul their trash to Okeechobee.

That's unsustainable financially.

It's unsustainable from an environmental standpoint.

So I think that we also have to look at what happens.

We know what happened in the past.

We don't want to repeat those mistakes.

But we also don't want elected officials 40 years from now to look back and say, why didn't they address it?

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