Assistant City Manager/Director of Recreation and Cultural Arts
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Public documents that mention Lisa Chong.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Pembroke Pines City Commission City Commission Meeting
The meeting included several ceremonial and recognition items. The Commission celebrated the 50-year service anniversary of the City Attorney, presenting him with a key to the city and dedicating a seat in his honor. Additionally, proclamations were issued declaring October 2026 as Hindu Heritage Month, setting Diwali Day for November 8th, and proclaiming October 2026 as National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The meeting also featured a discussion on the challenges and unemployment statistics facing individuals with disabilities, advocating for inclusive employment opportunities.
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A budget visioning workshop transcript from a city commission meeting presenting a preliminary budget overview for the upcoming fiscal year, not a formal budget document.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission Budget Hearing And Regular Meeting
The commission held a budget hearing and regular meeting. Key items included a proclamation honoring a resident's 100th birthday, a review of the proposed 2026-2027 fiscal year budget covering various city funds, and an overview of millage rates and debt service. The meeting also featured a presentation on the city's outsourcing of employment services and a public question-and-answer session regarding employee pay increases and contract negotiations.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission of Pembroke Pines Budget Hearing And Regular City Commission Meeting
The meeting encompassed a public hearing for the fiscal year 2027 budget, covering millage rates, the tentative budget for the general fund, utility fund, and other city funds. Discussion points included the breakdown of revenue sources, with a focus on property tax intake versus other fees, and the long-term savings achieved through contracting out specific municipal services. Additionally, there was a public comment segment regarding the budget allocation for the Juneteenth celebration and comparisons to other cultural heritage festival budgets, with a request for increased funding.
