Do you need help paying your energy
bill? Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program (EHEAP) can help.
Are you 60 or over and do you reside in Broward County?
Have you received a "Past Due", "Final" or "Disconnection" notice?
Are you are United States citizen or a resident alien who is
eligible for Federal Benefits?
Is your total Household Gross Income 150% of the Federal Poverty
level or less, as documented by Social Security statements, pay stubs,
etc?
Contact the Northeast Focal Point, 227 NW 2 Street, Deerfield Beach, Fl
33441 or call 954.745.9779 to learn more. |
The 2010 Census
Complete Count Census 2010;To learn more please visit these web sites:
US Census Bureau and
Broward County Census Department
Every housing unit will receive a
questionnaire on the 2010 Census. The questionnaire will be mailed to
the occupant of the housing unit. The questionnaire will consist
of only 10 questions which should take most households 10 minutes to
answer. Most Census forms will arrive in the mail March 15-17, 2010. If
the household does not fill out and return the form, Census workers will
then go door to door from the end of April to July to households to
assist households in completing the form. Census workers will make
repeated visits to the household, if they are unable to make contact on
the first visit. Census workers will carry an ID badge with an
expiration date and a Department of Commerce watermark. Census workers
are trained to do business outside the door. Please note: The Census
form does not ask for a social security number, or other financial
information, such as bank account numbers. The Census Bureau will not
contact you by e-mail. And the form cannot be completed on-line. |
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 Homeowner's Associations
Click here to view a listing of Homeowner's Associations in Pompano
Beach along with contact information.
Historic
Register
The city of Pompano
Beach is seeking nominations for its Historic Register. Nominations may include
properties owned by private citizens, businesses and nonprofit organizations.
The properties or sites must reflect a distinct architectural style that is
worthy of preservation or must represent a person, event or era that was
important in the history and development of Pompano Beach. In general, properties
should be at least 50 years old. The city and Broward County offer tax
incentives for properties on the city’s Historic Register. For more information,
please contact the Pompano Beach Development Services Department at
954.786.4629. A member of the Historic Preservation Committee will respond.
 Why are the lights out?
Learn more about Turtle Safety
Information on
the H1N1 Swine Flu
 The Florida
Department of Health launched a toll-free number to
provide public health information and updates on the seasonal
and H1N1 Swine flu. The information line is available
from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Eastern, 7 days a week. Information is
available in English, Spanish and Creole. The phone number is 877.352.3581
Helpful Resident Links
Bulk
Pick Up and Recycling
Canal
Maintenance Maps
Water Billing |
Reuse Water
Sign up
Building
permitting |
Flood
Insurance Rating
History of
Pompano Beach
Community Bus Program
Pompano Beach Fire Overview
New Residents Links
Area
Schools |
Area
Hospitals
Florida Power & Light
Department of Motor Vehicles
Solid Waste
Social Security Office
Sun Sentinel (local
newspaper)
 The
Vulnerable Population Registration was designed as a joint partnership
between all municipalities and Broward County to assist emergency
responders to better plan for future recoveries from hurricanes and
other disasters. Registering into the database should not be considered
as a guarantee that you will be provided services or be placed on a
priority list for emergency responders; however, it will help us to be
better prepared to respond after a disaster. Click on the button
above to register or visit
www.broward.org/atrisk for more information.
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 Tri-Rail to
Launce its
“GO GREEN & SAVE” CAMPAIGN" Commuters
have chance to win a one-year transit pass
Tri-Rail
will launch “Go Green & Save,” a consumer campaign promoting the
benefits of riding Tri-Rail as a great way to “go green,” while
saving money. Launching during the month of September, “Go Green &
Save” will encourage commuters to ride Tri-Rail to get to work or
school, and offer three lucky winners the chance to win a one-year
transit pass as part of this public information program.
“Tri-Rail is committed to
being an advocate for ‘green’ initiatives,” said Bonnie Arnold,
director of marketing, SFRTA/Tri-Rail. “We hope this promotion will
exhibit the great benefits of riding Tri-Rail and encourage
commuters to leave their cars at home to save money and take an
active role in saving our
planet.”
To learn how
you can “Go Green & Save” to be a part of the solution for a greener
tomorrow, enter to win a one-year transit pass and obtain train
schedule and information, log onto
www.tri-rail.com or call 1.800.TRI.RAIL.
 CodeRed
Learn more by
clicking
here.
Hurricane
Season is June 1 through November 30, are you ready? Click here to
find out.
 Sand
and Spurs Equestrian Park is situated on 12 acres of land
adjacent to the Goodyear Blimp base, providing grounds for the
care, housing and exercising of equine. There are 49 privately
owned stalls that may be for sale from time-to-time, and six
City-owned stalls which are currently available for rent.
(Download
City Ordinance)
Amenities include eight grass paddocks and portable paddocks, a
lighted main ring for night use which is larger than arena size, two median rings, two
small rings, and a standard, small dressage ring. Water and
electric is provided, along with trash/waste pickup. Space is
available for horse trailer parking. A BBQ area is available for every day use or
by permit for special events. For more information please
call 954.786.4507.
 The
City has put together some information to help those who could face
foreclosure.
Click
here to learn more.
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Our Resident's Page is a collection
of information and links we feel will benefit you, our Pompano Beach
Residents. 
The
City of Pompano Beach is offering residents an opportunity to erase
financial burdens on their properties at significantly discounted
payoff amounts. The Amnesty Program is an effort to bring more
properties in compliance which will help the City continue to maintain
its neighborhoods, protect property values and preserve quality of life
for its residents.
Now
you can make a Street Maintenance Request Online.