The meeting included a commemoration of a 103rd birthday, with the presentation of a key to the town and a proclamation. The council addressed several public comments regarding sustainability initiatives, including updates on gardening workshops and environmental conservation efforts. There was a discussion about the town's strong fiscal health and credit rating, as well as a request from a commercial property owner to remove deed restrictions associated with an expired restaurant project. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the privacy implications of the ALPR camera surveillance network used by the town.
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The Town of Davie adopted its fiscal year 2027 budget, covering the period from October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027, as approved by the Town Council.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Davie Town Council Town Council Meeting
The meeting featured a public comments session where residents raised concerns regarding code compliance, property maintenance, vehicle parking, and political representation. Additionally, a representative from Florida Power and Light presented on the company's hurricane preparedness strategies, including the hardening of electrical infrastructure, the use of advanced grid technology, and the deployment of drones for efficient damage assessment and power restoration.
Mar 4, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Davie Town Council Meeting
The proceedings began with a moment of silence in remembrance of Commissioner Sue Gunsburgger from Hollywood, noted for her diligent preparation, strong advocacy, and dedication to public service. Following public comments, which included congratulations for a newly appointed council member and praise for the Orange Blossom Festival, the council proceeded with presentations recognizing outstanding community women for Women's History Month, known as the Shirou Awards. Recipients recognized included Lesie Diane McCall Schroeder, Gloria Hood (a Navy veteran and community service advocate), Myra Neely (recognized for family dedication and community involvement via the Boys and Girls Club), and former Council Member Carol Hatton (honored for her 16 years of service on the town council and advocacy across regional boards).
