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NEW HORIZONS City of Hollywood Quarterly Newsletter l JUNE - AUGUST 2021 l www.hollywoodfl.org F E AT U R E D News from your Mayor and Commissioners Parks and Recreation Program and Events Guide
MESSAGE FROM
HOLLYWOOD MAYOR
Josh Levy
Fellow Hollywood Residents,
This edition of New Horizons is filled with great information about all that’s going on in our city, and I hope you enjoy
it. Summer is here and thanks to the national, state and local vaccination effort, the COVID-19 pandemic has finally
waned. As of this writing, our county’s vaccination rate, together with the continuingly lower positivity rate and the
lower number of cases per 100,000 people in our county, have enabled City Hall to be reopened to the public as of
June 14, 2021.
Special events have resumed as well. After more than a year of not gathering, the City’s signature events, such
as the 4th of July Fireworks Celebration, the Annual Tree Lighting and Candy Cane Parade will be back. Our parks
have reopened, and special event programming such as movie nights and Funtastic Fridays at the ArtsPark, the
monthly Artwalk and classic car show downtown, and live music shows 5 nights-a-week at the beach bandshell
have all resumed. Bookmark the parks & rec calendar on the City website or follow the City on social media to stay
updated on the latest.
Throughout the pandemic, the 1,300+ employees of our City government were hard at work on our behalf. From
pandemic impact assistance to sidewalk and road repairs, finance and budget to public works, public safety
and public utilities, our city staff has been charged with an ever growing list of projects to execute, and every
department has risen to the challenge. Updates and details about particular projects and initiatives are provided
in pages ahead.
Some recent highlights that are aimed at further improving the quality of life that our City offers include:
• Stormwater Master Plan and Pump Station Assessments. Severe weather events and heavier rainfall,
together with sea level rise, have caused more frequent flooding in our City. The Department of Public Utilities
is proactively taking measures to prioritize the maintenance, repair, improvement and hardening of key
infrastructure.
• Transportation Surtax Fund. We applied for funding for two capital improvement projects for Cycle 2 Surtax
funds, including the design and construction of approximately 50 miles of neighborhood greenway bicycle
trails throughout various neighborhoods, as identified in the recently completed Bicycle Mobility Plan.
• General Obligation Projects. The upgrading of our City equipment, facilities and amenities such as parks,
sports fields, golf courses, cultural facilities, police headquarters, fire/rescue equipment, neighborhood traffic
calming measures, seawalls to protect against sea level rise, landscaping, and sound walls, is fully underway
with everything in some level of procurement, planning, engineering, design, and/or construction.
• We launched a three-dimensional property data and zoning map platform that brings much improved
simplicity, transparency and efficiency for residents and investors when needing to research any property’s
zoning and development regulations and potential. Check it out under the Planning & Urban Design page
under Development Services on the city website.
There is much more to highlight, such as strengthening our city’s noise ordinance, our engagement of a third party
system to help monitor and control all the vacation rentals that have popped up in our City, and much more, so
read on in the pages ahead!
Thanks for all you do as a resident of our City. Together we will continue to do great things.
Josh Levy, Mayor
Contents ON THE COVER
03-06 News from your City Commissioners & District Map The community-led effort to “paint
the ugly wall” that runs along the
15-18 Parks & Recreation Information north side of Sheridan Street just
20 Public Safety News east of I-95 is coming to life. Artist
Cat Ferraz and her partner Nick
New Horizons is a quarterly newsletter for residents of the City of Hollywood Rother are painting a 460 foot sea
produced by the Office of Communications, Marketing & Economic life mural.
Development. This publication is available on the City’s website at www.
hollywoodfl.org/390/New-Horizons. If you require this publication in an Hollywood resident Bettina August has been
alternate format, please call 954.921.3620. fundraising and working with the City and FDOT
on plans to beautify the wall for several years.
Raelin Storey, Director, Communications, Marketing & Economic Development Matching funds from Pinnacle's Art in Public Places
Joann Hussey, Communications Manager • Kris Rebar, Public Relations & program helped make the project possible.
Graphic Designer • Linda D’Arpino-Vazquez, Administrative Assistant II
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Hollywood Commission District Map
Ft. Lauderdale
595 District 1
441 Commissioner
Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood
Port Everglades
Caryl Shuham
International Airport
1 District 2
University Dr
Griffin Rd
Griffin Rd Commissioner
Griffin Rd
Linda Hill Anderson
Davie 95
Dania Beach Blvd A1A
District 3
Stirling Rd
Commissioner
Federal Hwy
Stirling Rd Stirling Rd
N Ocean Drive
Traci Callari
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N Park Rd
Sheridan St Sheridan St
Sheridan St
Commissioner
441 Adam Gruber
N 26th Ave
N 24th Ave
Dixie Hwy
Taft St.
FloridaTurnpike
University Dr
Johnson St.
District 5
A1A Commissioner
Pines Blvd Hollywood Blvd
Presidential
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Hollywood Blvd Kevin Biederman
District 6
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Vice Mayor
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S Ocean Dr
Pembroke Rd Pembroke Rd Linda Sherwood
Pembroke Park Hallandale
To contact your Mayor or
Commissioners, call
954.921.3321
NEWS FROM DISTRICT 6
Vice Mayor Linda Sherwood
Great Things are Happening in Hollywood
In my District 6, Beverly Hills and Hillcrest had a wonderful proposals I have seen in the 14 years I have been on the
turnout of residents 65 and older for the Pfizer COVID-19 Commission. They proposed a new 23,000 sq. ft., 2-story
Vaccine. We had fantastic volunteers knocking on Community Center. The site plan right now shows the
everyone’s door to help residents register. Many do building just west of Surf Rd. with an extended Broadwalk
not have computers, so to open the opportunity to that Related would build. This beautiful, glass building
everyone, the door knocking was necessary. We want will have ocean views and is proposed to include a
to thank our newly elected State Representative Marie library, meeting rooms, exercise room, and ballroom for
Woodson for securing the 940 first and second doses events. On the property there will be a parking garage,
of the vaccine. We used our Beverly Hills Clubhouse restaurant and some retail. The Harry Berry children’s
for both communities. I live in Beverly Hills and it was a park will be redone and the beach dunes refurbished.
pleasure for me to help get this project off the ground Next to A1A will be a tall, thin glass enclosed condo
along with Teresa, Andre, Mike, Kay, Marie and Kathleen. building that has been approved by other neighboring
In Hillcrest, I want to thank Cindy Abraham and her team. condo buildings because it will not interfere with their
The teamwork and dedication was outstanding and if views. The best part of this project is the City does not
Academy Awards could be given out, they would win! have to pay for or build this new center or any of the
new improvements. The old center needs major repairs
With the demolition of the the old adult video store or reconstruction and we could not even imagine
on the corner of Hollywood Blvd. and 441, a beautiful, coming up with the $10 million Related will provide
modernistic styled WAWA will soon be underway. WAWA for improvements. Not only that, but Related would
has agreed to install outstanding landscaping that will pay the City $400,000/year rent and property taxes
face drivers coming off the Turnpike. This will be a much estimated at $1.7 million each year. The City will also
more welcoming sight as people enter Hollywood. get a percentage of the condo sales and retail sales,
At our March 17th Commission Meeting, we authorized plus all the public parking garage income. The condo
City staff to negotiate a contract with the Related sales alone are expected to generate an estimated $25
Group for the Hollywood Beach Culture and Community million the City could use on other parks or projects. I
Center site. Related brought forth one of the best can’t think of a better deal. What about you?
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NEWS FROM DISTRICT 1
Commissioner Caryl Shuham
The Greatest City Possible
Thanks to widely available vaccines, the impact of the update codifies certain procedures already in place
COVID-19 pandemic is finally receding and I am thrilled and distinguishes beach neighborhoods from other
to report that as of this writing, Hollywood’s zip code neighborhoods in the City. The update reflects an effort
33019 had the second highest vaccination rate in all to be more transparent with City parking processes and
of Broward County. The rest of Hollywood is doing well, no specific residential parking restrictions are included
but our City-wide vaccine rate should be higher. If you in the ordinance. I am hopeful that parking solutions fair
need the vaccine or know someone who does, please to both beach residents and beach recreationalists will
check the City website at: http://www.hollywoodfl.org/ soon be in place.
CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=941.
Finally, massive weekend crowds continue at Hollywood
Hollywood’s updated noise ordinance recently went
Beach. Together with the CRA, the City is working
into effect. It now identifies specific decibel limits for
to increase both beach maintenance and police
properties within the City. Details can be found at www.
enforcement while these crowds remain so high. While
hollywoodfl.org/noise. I believe this updated ordinance
we want everyone to enjoy themselves, we urge you to
along with the recently enacted requirement for
leave nothing but footprints behind. Littering is a finable
short term vacation rentals to install noise detectors
offense and pursuant to our new ordinance, single-use
will bring much needed noise pollution relief to our
plastics are no longer permitted on the beach or any
neighborhoods. Please let the Commission know if you
other City property. Please refer to the City website for
are noticing any improvements.
more information and please help us keep our beaches
The City’s parking ordinance was recently updated and litter free: www.hollywoodfl.org/plastic.
improved, including increased parking fines around the
marina and additional detail regarding the process to Until next time…please continue with safe COVID
create residential parking areas. Since 2010, the City practices, stay safe, healthy and reach out with any
has had broad discretion to create residential parking concerns or questions: CShuham@hollywoodfl.org.
districts throughout the City, including at the beach. The
NEWS FROM DISTRICT 2
Commissioner Linda Hill Anderson
Progress and Participation
District 2 is still dealing with construction dust and I would like to also remind everyone that the 2021
disruption of our streets as we install new sewer lines Hurricane Season has begun. Please make sure
and water lines in several areas. District 2 is growing you're prepared. Visit the City’s website, www.
and changing every day with new developments HollywoodFL.org/hurricane and it will take you to
and businesses coming to Hollywood. The the hurricane preparedness pages and information
Commission passed a noise ordinance in April 2021 from the City’s Emergency Management.
to discourage loud music or noise.
As you embark out, and when you are in Downtown
Thank you to all the residents who showed up to the Hollywood, please check out the Downtown
all-city Kite Day on April 24th at Boggs Field. It was an Hollywood Mural Project and support our local
enjoyable event. It was a pleasure watching parents businesses in the area.
and children feeling free and enjoying the outdoors.
Families gathered while social distancing. We were
so happy to be plastic and foam free. We showed
our commitment to keeping our environment safe
and fun for the future. Thanks to Hollywood Parks
and Recreation for helping organize this great event.
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NEWS FROM DISTRICT 3
Commissioner Traci Callari
Getting Back to Normal
It seems like time has been on pause for all of us streets and sidewalks we use daily is so welcomed
(except maybe concrete and steel suppliers) during and something residents have needed for a long
this pandemic. Over the past 12 months, many of time. The key to healthy growth and change is open
us have focused on staying healthy, following CDC communication, which is so important to me as your
guidelines, and doing our part to get back to a more Commissioner - I need your input to be effective.
normal way of life. With every bad, you can always Many express concern that our quiet and quaint
find some opportunity and some good. Progress on neighborhood has changed. Yes, just like anything,
a number of projects in District 3 has remained on nothing stays the same. The pandemic made it harder
track. Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital has almost for our community to come together, communicate
completed its 10-year approved expansion project. and be informed on the ins and outs of various
Sunset Golf Course was purchased by the City for a projects while looking towards the big picture. Smart
nature preserve/passive park, a new free-standing development with community involvement is really
Starbucks is almost completed in the Target Plaza. the most important thing for successful, comfortable
The City has worked with its mobility partner at the growth while meeting the desires and needs our
MPO on bike lanes and sidewalks. We are seeing residents and our City. Now that we are getting back
alley and roadway replacements being addressed. to normal, please remain involved in our City’s future.
There are new construction improvements to Yellow Have your input heard and be part of the progress,
Green Farmer’s Market and improvements to Stan so it meets all of the community’s needs. If you’re
Goldman Park. We’re also seeing real estate property wondering how to go about it, one of the best ways
value increase throughout the City. There is positive is to join the civic associations in District 3 which are
synergy on many fronts, but I’ve also heard from North Central, Park East and Hollywood Hills. It’s worth
some concerned it’s all happening much too fast. the hour a month to be “in the know” and provide
The majority of these improvements and changes your input.
have been in the works and received approvals over
the past several years. The improvements to the
NEWS FROM DISTRICT 4
Commissioner Adam Gruber
Park Improvements Underway
Great things are happening in District 4! It’s been and the park is expected to be refurbished by the
almost six months since I was sworn into office. COVID end of this year.
still dominates the headlines, but it finally seems to
have stopped dominating our everyday lives. More Sidewalk improvements are underway all over the
than 50% of our residents have been vaccinated and District and a plan to bring new and improved street
some semblance of normalcy is returning. We’ve lighting to Emerald Hills is in the works. The unsightly
finally transitioned from “stay home to save lives” to wall and hedge on the East side of N. 46 Ave. from
“let’s get back to work,” and I’m looking forward to North Hills Drive to Stirling Road is also on the radar
seeing what the second half of 2021 has in store (yes, to be completely redone by the end of the year using
I’m an optimist). GO Bond dollars.
I am super excited about some projects happening Lastly, I want to thank the amazing City staff here
in District 4. Parks have always been extremely at the City of Hollywood. They serve over 150,000
important to me and were a major focus during residents. They work tirelessly with limited resources
my campaign. Cathy and Bob Anderson Park is to maintain our amazing City and it’s more often
being completely redone thanks to the GO Bond than not a thankless job. So from the bottom of my
approved by voters. The upgrades will be significant heart, I thank you all for what you do.
and should be completed in the second half of this
year. The basketball courts in the Lakes of Emerald Wishing everyone a happy and a healthy second
Hills have gotten a long overdue resurfacing. Plans to half of 2021!
completely redo Mara Giulianti Park are in the works
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NEWS FROM DISTRICT 5
Commissioner Kevin Biederman
Finding the Perfect Balance
For a community to be sustainable there has to a recent meeting, I was asked what my favorite
be a balance between residential communities restaurants are in District 5 and of course I had to
and business communities. Residents provide a talk about Sonny's Famous Steak Hoagies, which
customer base to businesses, while businesses was featured on two local television programs and
provide resources and employment opportunities to twice by Guy Fieri from the Food Network’s Diners,
the community. I have been involved, for many years, Drive-ins and Dives. Other family-favorites are El
with the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Cuscatleco and The Taft Street Cafe, all very good
because I believe in the Hollywood business local restaurants. In addition to these businesses, we
community. I was recently appointed Chairperson have newly remodeled parks, like Montella Park on
of the Chamber's West Side Business Group, along Arthur Street, which in addition to new playground
with Co-Chair Adi Schwartz-Gomez who is a local equipment and a shade structure, also has new
business owner of the Perfume Outlet in District 5. bathrooms. Bicentennial Park on Farragut Street
Together, we host monthly business meetings, which has new playground equipment, a shade structure
are open to all businesses, regardless of Chamber and new paths, and Driftwood Park also has new
membership, to promote the businesses west of 56th playground equipment and the pool is currently
Ave. We, as a community, must support #ShopLocal waiting for some remodeling. We, as a City, are
to ensure the success of our locally owned businesses, always trying to improve, just as your local business
so we have these stores and businesses to patronize is trying to remain viable and provide for the needs of
and possibly find employment opportunities. At the community it serves.
SUPPORT FOSTER CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
As a Guardian ad Litem
The Florida Guardian ad Litem (GAL) Program gives
a voice to abused, abandoned and neglected
children on the path to a better life. GAL represents
maltreated children in Florida’s dependency courts.
The Program’s volunteers work with attorneys and
social workers to advocate for the child’s best
interests. The volunteer’s role is to get to know the
child, visit and support them throughout the case,
and provide information and recommendations to
judges as part of the GAL multidisciplinary team.
During the last year, the pandemic has affected
abused and neglected children in unique ways. More
isolation, less visitation, and longer waits for services
have been public health necessities, but are also
areas where these children will need more support.
Youth aging out of foster care are especially
vulnerable. Many have lost their jobs, left school for to re-enter foster care, less likely to spend time in
financial reasons or face homelessness and food long-term foster care, more likely to have a plan
insecurity. For young people already traumatized, for permanency, and more likely to perform well in
that means more pressure in their transition to school. If you can’t volunteer on an ongoing basis,
adulthood. you can support a foster family by taking them a
meal or by babysitting. Let them know they’re not
And it’s not just foster children or youth aging out of alone – that the community supports what they’re
care. Many foster families are struggling, too. When doing. Let the children know their family’s friends and
they take in a maltreated child, it stretches them neighbors appreciate them, too.
even further.
To learn more about becoming a Guardian ad
The Florida GAL Program is looking for volunteers. Litem volunteer, please call 954.831.6214 or visit
Studies show that children with a Guardian ad www.galbroward17.org.
Litem are more likely to be adopted, half as likely
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Need Help Paying Rent and Utilities?
APPLY FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TODAY
The Broward County Commission has launched an guidelines, instructions and the application portal,
Emergency Rental Assistance Program for residents please visit the Broward County website at www.
who have been negatively impacted by COVID-19. broward.org/rentassistance/Pages/default.aspx
If you are having trouble meeting your monthly Once there, be sure to click on the plus sign next
rent due to coronavirus, you may be eligible for up to "COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance" to
to 100% of rental and utility assistance for up to 12 see complete program details. PLEASE NOTE: This
months. Qualifying households will have payments program is offered through Broward County. This
made directly to property landlords and utilities. is not a City of Hollywood program. For additional
The application portal is now open. For eligibility questions, please call 888.692.7203.
Vaccine Questions Answered
I DID IT!
Realizing that many may be hesitant to take the COVID-19
vaccination, the Health Foundation of South Florida has
partnered with Broward County and Miami-Dade County to
answer vaccination questions from the public. A new website,
www.IDidIt.com, provides resources in both English and Spanish
for people to get the answers they need. The goal of the “I
Did It” campaign is to increase vaccination rates in our most
vulnerable communities by providing important vaccination
facts and information.
COVID-19 Testing Continues
The availability of the vaccine does not reduce the need for COVID-19 testing. Testing is free at many locations
throughout Broward County, including at the Boulevard Heights Community Center in Hollywood. Visit
www.HollywoodFL.org for COVID-19 testing site locations.
Help for Those Who Lost a Loved One to COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought overwhelming grief
to many families. FEMA’s mission is to help people before,
during and after disasters. In an effort to help ease some of
the financial stress and burden caused by the virus, in early
April FEMA began providing financial assistance for funeral
expenses incurred after January 20, 2020 for deaths related
to coronavirus.
Under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental
Appropriations Act of 2021 and the American Rescue Plan Act
of 2021, FEMA is able to provide this financial assistance.
To apply, call the COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line at 844-684-6333 | TTY: 800-462-7585. The phone line is
active Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and multilingual services are available. Call this dedicated
toll-free phone number to complete a COVID-19 Funeral Assistance application with help from FEMA's
representatives. For answers to frequently asked questions about the application process, visit the FEMA
Funeral Assistance website at www.fema.gov/disasters/coronavirus/economic/funeral-assistance.
Revisions to Parking Permit Program
The City Commission recently approved an define how the permit petitioning is done and grants
amendment to Chapter 72 of the City’s Code of the City Manager or Parking Administrator the ability
Ordinances regarding parking. The changes include to declare areas as Residential Permit Districts. They
the creation of a Residential Parking Permit for beach are also empowered to determine hardships on a
residents, similar to the parking permit district in case-by-case basis. Parking staff is now crafting the
the Lakes neighborhood in east Hollywood. The process for applying for a permit and establishing
revisions will allow for the creation and/or expansion a fee structure, all of which will be presented at an
of a Residential Permit District in any Hollywood upcoming City Commission meeting.
neighborhood. Additionally, the Ordinance will clearly
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MESSAGE FROM THE
CITY MANAGER
Dr. Wazir Ishmael
Each June marks the start of the Atlantic hurricane season where we all keep a watchful eye on the tropics
and storms that look like they have potential to grow into hurricanes. The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is
predicted by NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center to be more active than usual, and the first named storm of the
season occurred even before the official June 1st start.
The NOAA outlook calls for 13 to 20 named storms, with three to five major hurricanes. A major hurricane is
one that is Category 3 or higher (115-plus-mph winds) on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. While
this forecast is slightly above the 30-year average, experts say there isn’t necessarily a strong correlation
between the number of storms or hurricanes and the number that make landfall in the U.S. in any given
season. In reality, it only takes one storm hitting our area to result in an active season for all of us.
As a City, each year we hold a hurricane preparedness exercise coordinated by the City’s Emergency Manager
and attended by all personnel with primary responsibility for managing Hollywood’s emergency response
activities. This exercise is an opportunity to hear from the experts at the National Weather Service-Miami
directly about what to expect during a given season and for each department to review and share their
operational response plans.
Over the past year, we have all learned the value of being prepared for the unexpected. With the COVID-19
pandemic, we faced a crisis that impacted all facets of our lives, from home to work to school and more. With
the loss of life and the ongoing health impacts many are still experiencing, our resilience has been tested in
ways we could not have predicted or imagined. However, we have also learned that when we respond and
work together, our actions can change the course of events.
Last year, we saw a record number of hurricanes and tropical storms form - so many that we exhausted all
of the designated alphabetical storm names and ended up with Greek letters. While we did not experience
extensive wind impacts from any of the tropical systems that developed, we cannot afford to be complacent.
You may recall back in 2020, Tropical Storm Eta dumped over 14 inches of rainfall in just 48 hours, causing
untold misery to many of our residents and businesses who typically see around 3.75 inches of rain during an
entire month in November. Therefore, this is the time for each of us to make sure we have a hurricane plan in
place for our homes and our families. Review your insurance policies. Gather the supplies you need to be self-
sufficient for 3-5 days following a storm that might leave you without electricity or compromise the safety
of the water system. Additionally, if you are in a low-lying area of the City that is prone to flooding, consider
what steps you will need to take to protect your home against a storm surge and/or high amounts of rainfall.
Preparation and action does make a difference. Let us continue to do all that we can to ensure a safe and
healthy summer in the City of Hollywood.
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CITY WINS TECH TRAILBLAZER AWARD
The City of Hollywood has been awarded the 2021
Granicus Digital Government Award in the Tech
Trailblazer category for an organization charging
forward with digital transformation. This award is in
honor of the late Dean Decker, Chief Building Official,
who led the City's efforts in moving many of the City's
Development Services online.
New Rules for Vacation Rentals
Vacation rental property owners have another “Tourism is a vital industry for our City—but it
incentive to be sure their property is registered with the can’t come at the expense of quality of life for our
City. The new “host compliance” service by Granicus permanent residents,” said Andria Wingett, Assistant
uses artificial intelligence (AI) to scan more than 60 Director of Development Services, which includes code
short-term rental sites, including VRBO, Airbnb, and compliance. “There is a robust and growing short-
term rental market in Hollywood, and we needed a
FlipKey, to identify property addresses. The addresses
solution that could help us ensure a safe environment
are then compared to those currently registered as a for both visitors and our residents. This AI-powered
vacation rental property with the City. The Granicus solution and 24/7 hotline delivers on all fronts.”
service provides a clear and comprehensive look at
the local vacation rental market, prevents owners Prior to working with Granicus, only 250 vacation
from bypassing local regulations, and ultimately rentals were registered with the City. The service
has identified more than 4,000 rental properties in
streamlines compliance and tax collection. Granicus
Hollywood. While the City works with property owners to
also offers a 24/7 non-emergency hotline to allow gain compliance, this solution will continue to monitor
residents to report concerns, like excessive noise, the market to ensure compliance, streamline tax
without tying up emergency resources. collection, and protect the quality of life in Hollywood.
Work Out on Hollywood Beach
AT THE NEW FITNESS ZONE
Have you tried out the new exercise equipment at the
Charnow Park Fitness Zone on Hollywood Beach? The
official ribbon cutting ceremony took place with City
and Memorial Regional Healthcare officials in April.
From ropes and cross bars to sit-up and leg press
stations, the new Fitness Zone includes 18 exercise
stations that challenge a variety of fitness levels. The
Fitness Zone is open and available for all to enjoy.
MISS UNIVERSE CROWNED
in Florida's Hollywood
Miss Universe contestants began arriving in
Hollywood in mid-May to compete in the 69th
Annual Miss Universe Competition at the Seminole
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The pageant took place
on Sunday, May 16th with Andrea Meza from Mexico
earning the crown.
Prior to the final completion, pageant contestants
representing 70 countries and territories worldwide
had a chance to enjoy an evening in Downtown
Hollywood. They posed for photos and dined at the
many restaurants located in the historic downtown.
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Hollywood on the GO
PROJECT UPDATE
Dowdy Former Armory
The Dowdy Former Armory is a General Obligation Bond-funded project with a budget of $2,411,274. This 12,171
square foot interior renovation will consist of an indoor sports facility that includes basketball courts, batting
cages, and soccer goals, giving the public a great
place to stay active and healthy, while having fun with
family and friends. Also included within the building
will be an office space, meeting room, storage areas,
and ADA restrooms.
The architecture firm, Synalovski Romanik Saye,
LLC., has just been approved on May 5th, by the City
Commission to move forward with the design of the
building for a total of $236,500. The architect will be
providing full services including programming and
schematic design, design development, construction
documents, bidding and permitting assistance, and
construction administration.
Get on Your Bikes and Ride!
The Hollywood section of the 14th Avenue Mobility
Improvement Project from Atlantic Shores Boulevard
in Hallandale Beach to Sheridan Street is now
complete. The project limits within Hollywood were
from Moffett Street to Sheridan Street. The $2,099,354
in improvements included:
o Widening the roadway to accommodate bicycle
lanes on 14th Avenue, Arthur Street and Harding
Street
o Adding shared lane pavement markings to
enhance the safe travel of bicycles and motor
vehicles in the same traffic lane
o Installing a shared-use path (off-road path) on Polk Street and 14th Avenue
This project began in December 2019 and was completed several months ahead of schedule.
An additional improvement along 14th Avenue is a new 5 foot wide sidewalk between Wiley Street to Funston
Street. This project is funded and construction planning is currently underway. As part of the City’s Bicycle
Mobility Plan and recent Surtax grant application, City staff is requesting funding to install a 1.2 mile bicycle
route on 14th Avenue between Polk Street to Sheridan Street. This proposed “Greenway” is currently in the
conceptual stages and would require public input before final designs and construction. The project will be
considered at an upcoming City Commission meeting with a target completion date of mid-2023.
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P3 OPPORTUNITY
The City of Hollywood is currently accepting proposals In March of 2019, Hollywood residents voted in favor
under Florida State Statute 255.065 for a Public- of a General Obligation Bond referendum (GO Bond)
Private Partnership for the redesign, construction and that included plans to invest up to $24.7 million in
management of the City-owned 36-hole, 245 +/- improvements, including the follwoing Orangebrook,
acre, Orangebrook Golf & Country Club. including the following:
• A new 15,000 sq. ft. multi-use clubhouse
The City received an Unsolicited Proposal (“UP”) for • An ADA accessible nature preserve path, designed
a qualifying project for the design, construction and with wildlife habitat/biodiversity for walking,
operation of a new master-planned 36-hole golf jogging, biking, etc.
facility to replace the current Orangebrook Golf and • Improved course drainage and enhanced water
Country Club located at 400 Entrada Drive, Hollywood, retention capacity
Florida. • Renovated 36 holes of golf to include an 18-hole
championship course and an 18-hole Par 3 course
More specifically, the project proposed in the UP • Enhanced putting/chipping area and driving
includes: range
1. A new redesigned 18-hole championship golf • A new 10,000 sq. ft. cart barn
course. • A new 12,000 sq. ft. maintenance building, course
2. A new redesigned 18-hole executive golf course. restrooms and starter shack
3. A new clubhouse, golf pro shop, bar, kitchen, • New golf cart paths, illuminated 9 holes for evening
restaurant golf cart barn and maintenance play, parking lot and entryway signage
building.
4. A new state-of-the art driving range, chipping/ The City has determined that the UP has met the
putting area and teaching facilities including criteria for consideration as a qualifying project
entertainment booths. and in accordance with state statues is accepting
5. Infrastructure including entryway, car park, proposals for the Orangebrook improvements
outbuildings, drainage/recirculation systems, described above.
computer-controlled irrigation system, lighting,
and general landscaping. The City is expecting each respondent to put
6. Management of the renovated site and day to day forward an innovative proposal with a market-driven
operations of the redesigned courses. concept for the design, construction and operation
of a new master-planned 36-hole golf facility to
The City owns the Orangebrook site, which is bounded replace the current Orangebrook Golf and Country
by significant corridors including South Park Road, Club. Respondents are highly encouraged to submit
Pembroke Road, and Interstate 95. The site is also a proposal that incorporates the Orangebrook
conveniently located a few blocks from a Tri-Rail improvements noted above to align with the City’s
Commuter train station. Originally built as an 18-hole approved GO Bond public improvements. Proposals
facility in 1933, a second 18-hole course was added must comport with the parameters of all applicable
in 1959. During its history, Orangebrook played host State Statutes, City of Hollywood Charter provision(s),
to the Women’s International 4-Ball golf tournament, and existing deed restrictions.
which was the longest-running women’s amateur
event held at one location in the United States. Past Qualified firms interested may submit a proposal in
champions include Babe Zaharias, Peggy Kirk Bell compliance with the provisions of Section 255.065(3),
and Louise Suggs. Orangebrook has also played host F.S. Additional information about this P3 opportunity
to the U.S. Men’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship, can be found on the City’s website, www.hollywoodfl.
which in 1960 was won by Jack Nicklaus and Deane org. Proposals are due no later than 3:00 p.m. on July
Beman. In addition to its 36 holes of golf, Orangebrook 8, 2021, to:
has a pro shop, lighted driving range, restaurant with
full bar service, and a banquet room with seating for City of Hollywood
up to 250 people. City Clerk’s Office - Room 221
2600 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood Florida 33020
11Report Card
QUALITY OF LIFE ECONOMIC VITALITY
20,622 attendance
for all Parks,
Recreations and Cultural Arts 3,630 building permit
events and programs applications processed by staff
92% parks & recreations
attendees satisfied
with City’s programs
Average number of code
inspections per officer 516
743 people assisted 85%
of fire alarms
Average time to
review a site plan: 8 days
through City supported
services and agencies inspected
Number of people
annually
90 entrepreneurship and other
business-focused educational programing
provided workforce All roadway sight
resources
27
obstruction / hazards
eliminated within 100% of building
code
24 hours inspections completed within
24-Hours of request
Our Mission:
A thriving community where quality living is available to all.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT
& ADMINISTRATION & EMPOWERMENT
58%
4,344
disbursements
1.6%
sworn police officer vacancy rate
of budgeted approved and
revenue collected paid within
7 days 354 employees
80%
participated in City
utility bills paid
99% sponsored wellness initiatives WELLNESS
uptime for
online or using automatic computer servers
122
payment methods employees completed
compliance training
The lowest workers compensation
12
0.49 claim experience rating amongst
135 cities and counties
4.19 average score of training effectiveness
(5: Outstanding)
who report to the stateQ2 FY2021:
January-March 2021
INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SAFETY
75% of projects are
on schedule and
53,953 calls for
100%
service
168 per
officer
completed or
Number of people tested for
under construction
within 2 years of funding
COVID-19 at Boulevard Heights
Community Center
17,933
90% of engineering/
infrastructure plans 93% of complaints to Internal Affairs
answered within 24 hours
2 minutes
reviewed within 30 days
35.39
million gallons of
139 stormwater
pump station
preventative maintenance
Less
than
average out-of-station
sewage treated inspections per month response time for all
per month emergency incidents
Our Vision:
South Florida’s top city to live, learn, work, invest, and play.
COMMUNICATIONS RESILIENCE
& CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
29% increase in
reach across
17
Cost to produce
1,000 gallons
City’s social media accounts
targeted marketing
of drinking water:
$1.04
campaigns
1,170
number of website
project updates 37 linear feet
of dunes
renovated
10,161
number of people City Manager's
11
Weekly Report reached via City
website and Facebook Sustainable
sustainability
Number of public records requests
submitted by the public 1,047 outreach events
13EDUCATION IN
HOLLYWOOD
GET BACK! GET READY! RECONNECT!
This summer keep your students on track
academically with a unique summer
experience. Students can stay ready for
the upcoming school year and reconnect
with their friends, peers, and teachers by
participating in Summer 2021: Get Back! Get
Ready! Reconnect!
The six-week summer experience is open to
all students to help accelerate learning in a
face-to-face setting ahead of the next school
year. The summer experience can also help
students make up courses and credits they
may have missed while distance learning.
Summer 2021 is a free six-week experience
that begins on Monday, June 21st and runs
through Thursday, July 29th. Certified teachers
will provide in-person instruction, and transportation and meals will be provided. Before and after school
childcare services are also available for participating students.
Classes will be held at a nearby school in your area, Monday through Thursday for four hours each day. If the
location is a 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. site, the district will provide Before School Care free of charge.
All classes will be held in-person and CDC safety protocols will be followed while on campus. Virtual eLearning
is not available at this time. To secure your student’s spot, please contact your child’s school directly.
Free Meals Available All Summer Long
Kids and teens can still get free balanced meals this summer while schools are closed. Summer BreakSpot
locations are a place for kids and teens to grab a free meal with no application necessary. This year many
of the sites are places like parks, libraries and churches. Breakfast, lunch, snacks or supper will be offered
all summer long for kids and teens 18 and under. Grab and Go meals will also be available. The free meals/
snacks are served on a first come, first served basis, no questions asked. The Summer Food Program is funded
by a federal grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
To find a Summer BreakSpot location, dial 2-1-1, text “FOODFL” to 877-877, or view the interactive map at
https://summerbreakspot.fdacs.gov.
Driftwood Middle Environmental Efforts Featured on Local Newscast
Since 2008, teacher Linda Gancitano’s “Green Team”
at Driftwood Middle School has been connecting
environmental wellness to the school’s Health and
Wellness Magnet program.
Her ‘How Low Can You Go Energy Challenge’ is just
one of the program success stories. The student-
run energy team, better known as the “DMS Chillers,”
conducts energy audits to raise awareness of the
effects of C02 emissions on the environment. The
challenge also provides an opportunity to understand
potential financial savings through responsible
energy consumption.
In addition to saving energy, the nationally recognized
and award-winning Green Team also focuses their attention on water conservation, reducing single-use
plastic, solar power projects and they even have their own vegetable and butterfly gardens and fruit forest.
Driftwood Middle has also won numerous awards for environmental conservation, including being named a
Green Flag EcoSchool, the highest recognition from the National Wildlife Federation. See the CBS4 story at
https://miami.cbslocal.com/2021/04/19/driftwood-middle-school-green-team-environmental-wellness-
earth-day/
Want your school featured in New Horizons? Send us an email at
publicaffairs@hollywoodfl.org and tell us what’s happening at your school!
14Parks
PARKS, RECREATION
& CULTURAL ARTS
make life better!
SUMMER CAMP 2021
Register Today at www.hollywoodfl.org/712/Summer-Camp-Registration
Maximizing Out of School Time Sunshine Summer Camp Program
(M.O.S.T.) Camps Program features field trips,
Daily academics by certified swimming, arts & crafts, indoor/
teachers, reading and literacy outdoor games, themed weeks/
activities with science, math and activities, friends and fun.
cultural arts enrichment keep Breakfast & lunch are provided
children engaged in learning. at both locations (field trips, breakfast and lunch are
Applications are available on site. Please see locations subject to change). For more information, visit www.
below and contact site for availability. sunshinefl.com, call 954.236.8850 or email info@
sunshinefl.com
Ages: 5-12
Ages: 5-12
Location:
Kay Gaither Community Center - 6291 Funston St. Location:
McNicol Community Center- 1411 S. 28th Ave. David Park Community Center - 108 N. 33rd Ct.
MLK Community Center - 2400 Charleston St. Driftwood Community Center- 3000 N. 69th Ave.
Washington Park Community Center - 5199 Pembroke Rd. Camp Dates: June 14 - August 13
Camp Dates: June 14 - August 13
Operation Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 6 PM Jr. Beach Lifeguard Camp
An introduction to ocean and beach safety, lifesaving
Science, Education & Adventure techniques and procedures, rescue board and ocean
kayak skills, ecology, first aid and competition in ocean
(S.E.A.) Camp lifeguard events. Applicants must pass a basic swim
A classroom without walls focusing on marine life and
ability test to participate.
natural sciences. S.E.A. Camp includes marine biology,
oceanography, water safety and ecology; helping Ages: 8 - 17
campers build upon their science disciplines. Campers
explore our beach areas, Camp Dates:
marshes, everglades and June 14-18 - Ages 8-10
other natural areas of interest, June 21-25 - Ages 10-12
learning about fascinating June 28-July 2 - Ages 12-14
wildfire, ecosystems and July 6-July 9 *Competition Team
environmental issues. July 12-16 - Ages 14-17
*Scholarships available Location:
Ages: 8 - 14 Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center
1301 South Ocean Drive
Camp Dates (3 week sessions): Operation Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 12 PM
Session 1: June 14 – July 1
Session 2: July 6 – 23, 2021 (Closed on July 5, 2021)
Session 3: July 26– August 13, 2021
Location:
Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center
1301 South Ocean Drive
Operation Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Extended Camp Hours (Additional fees apply):
Mornings: 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Evenings: 4:30 PM - 6 PMAQUATICS
Driftwood
Aquatic Complex
3000 N. 69th Avenue
SWIM LESSONS
Learn To Swim
Levels: Age 6 months through Adults
All levels may not be available every session
• Parent & Child (Age 6 mos – 3 years
must be accompanied by adult) Splash into a Safe Summer!
• Pre-School Aquatics
(Age 4 & 5) Summer is here and families are heading to the beaches,
• Learn-to-Swim. Levels I-V pool parties and other water related activities, making water
(Age 6 & up) safety a priority. With thousands of swimming pools, beaches,
• Adults (17 or older) canals, lakes, and other waterways in our backyard, Broward
• Adaptive Aquatics (Children with special needs) County has one of the highest rates of drowning fatalities
(Must be accompanied by an adult) among children ages 1 to 4 each year. The City offers many
Schedule: options for participants of all ages to learn to swim and
Mornings – Mon – Thurs ( 4 days a week/2 weeks) enhance their water safety skills.
9 am, 10 am, 11am
June 14 - June 24 (Mon – Thurs) Swim lessons are offered all summer long through programs
July 6 - July 19 (Mon – Thurs) that combine fun pools with valuable water safety skills.
July 26 - Aug 5 (Mon – Thurs) Programs are designed to meet your child’s age and skill
level. Basic pool safety, lifeguard saves, how to wear a life
Evenings - Mon - Thurs (2 days a week/4 weeks) jacket and treading water are just a few of the many skills
4 pm, 5 pm, 6 pm & 7 pm
the program covers, along with some water games. Children
June 7 – June 30 (Mon & Wed)
as young as 6 months and up can take beginning lessons
June 8 – June 30 (Tues & Thurs)
with a parent. Pre-school Aquatics is offered for children
July 12 – Aug 4 (Mon & Wed)
July 13 – Aug 5 (Tues & Thurs)
ages four and five. The Learn-to-Swim course is designed
Aug 16 – Sept 13 (Mon & Wed) for children six continuing through to adults. Similarly to the
Aug 17 – Sept 9 (Tues & Thurs) Parent and Child courses, special needs students will be able
to take lessons with a parent. There are also private lessons
Saturdays - (6 weeks, 1 hour classes) 10 am & 11 am available for anyone, especially if you feel your child may
Parent & Child, Preschool Aquatics, Adult & Adaptive Course need extra attention.
June 1 – July 17 (Sat)
July 31 – Sept 4 (Sat) The Learn-to-Swim program includes up to 6 hours of
instruction: either once a week on Saturdays, twice a week for
Fees: $44 Session Only Major Credit Cards Accepted - a month in the afternoons or four times a week for two weeks
Register online at www.hollywoodfl.org/swim in the mornings. Courses are taught by certified American
FREE WI-FI Red Cross Water Safety instructors at a low cost of $44 for
Hollywood Residents and $66 for Non-Residents for the
Water Smart Broward complete course at Driftwood Community Pool, 3000 N. 69
FREE Learn-to-Swim Coupon Avenue in Hollywood. For complete information on the Learn-
The Children’s Services Council of to-Swim programs offered at the Driftwood Community Pool,
Broward County has partnered with call 954.967.4644 or visit www.hollywoodfl.org and search
Broward County’s SWIM Central program Learn-to-Swim.
to +provide a coupon to help off-set
the cost of swimming instruction. The
coupon is redeemable for a Free Learn- OPEN/LAP SWIM
to-Swim Course at Driftwood Community Pool.
• The child must be between the ages of 6 mos & 4 yrs Open Swim
• Each child will need own coupon (one coupon per yr) Times starting on February 24:
• Broward County residents only Mon - Thurs 1 - 4 pm
Please apply at www.watersmartbroward.org Fri - Sun 1 – 5 pm
Only Major Credit Cards Accepted.
Please be aware of the following COVID-19 Program/Facility
Modifications: Adult Lap Swim
Times starting on February 24:
• Participants only inside facility.
• Physical distancing required at all times. Mon - Thu 1 - 4 pm
• Facial coverings must be worn outside of water. Fri - Sun 1 – 5 pm
• Temperature check for employees and patrons required Will be closed on weekends from December – March
before entry into facility. Only Major Credit Cards Accepted.
• Pool capacity and programming is limited.
The Driftwood Community Pool programming includes: Swim Central, open swim, adult lap swim and swim lessons.
For registration and other information about the aquatics program, please call 954.967.4644 or
email aquatics@hollywoodfl.org.It’s Happening in Hollywood CITY & SPECIAL
EVENTS
It's our pleasure to welcome some events back to the City of Hollywood.
We encourage those attending events to do so safely. CDC recommends
unvaccinated individuals contiue wearing masks in public settings and when
around people who don’t live in your household. Remember, clean your hands
often and if you're not feeling well, please stay home. We look forward to bringing
more events back to our community.
Sunday, July 4
STAR-SPANGLED 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
All are welcome to celebrate our nation’s 245th birthday on Hollywood Beach on
Sunday, July 4th at the annual Star-Spangled Spectacular 4th of July Celebration.
Sponsored by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts and the
Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency, this free annual event features
entertainment on the Beach Theater stage at Johnson Street beginning at 5:00
p.m., a welcome from City Officials at 7:00 p.m. and a dazzling offshore fireworks
display takes place at 9:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.hollywoodfl.org
or call 954.921.3404.
Weekly/Monthly Events
Lights, Camera, Action!
The ArtsPark Movie Night is back. Catch a family-friendly feature film every
Friday night at 8:00 p.m. on the big screen at the ArtsPark Amphitheater at
Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood. Admission is free and lawn seating
is available, so be sure to bring your lawn chair or blanket for comfort. As a
reminder, Hollywood is Plastic and Foam Free at City-owned parks. Single-use
plastics are prohibited at the ArtsPark. Please consider taking a reusable bottle
of water with you instead.
FRIDAYS
Every Friday Night
ARTSPARK MOVIE NIGHT
Bring a picnic basket and blanket or lawn
chair for a family-friendly movie in the
ArtsPark under the stars.
Check out our low rates at the
For movie listings, check the calendar FREE HOLLYWOOD MARINA
at www.hollywoodfl.org.
8 pm ArtsPark at Young Circle
WIFI 700 Polk Street • 954.921.3035
FREE • 954.921.3500
SATURDAYS
3rd Saturday of each month
ARTWALK
Join art lovers & stroll through Downtown
and the ArtsPark. Complimentary refreshments at all galleries &
participating businesses.
6 – 11 pm Pick up guided map at Visitor Information Canopy at
Anniversary Park, 20th Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard
FREE • 954.921.3016
SUNDAYS
1st Sunday of each month
DREAM CAR CLASSIC CAR SHOW
Hollywood Blvd in Downtown Hollywood
10 am - 2 pm
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