GO Bond transparency website
Summary
The $65 million bond passed with 72% support; staff is building a capital projects department, planning resident bond purchases, and promising HOA presentations and dashboards. A full timeline comes back in 60 days.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
$65 million in voter-approved bond funds; staff seeks funds in hand before October.
Residents citywide through park, road, and facility improvements.
Non-resident users could face higher fees; Sports Park users deal with inadequate parking.
Mentions & discussions (6)
City Commission Workshop — September 21, 2026
RiseGOBond.com launched the day of the workshop, letting anyone track how each dollar of the $65 million bond is spent, project by project, with maps, budgets and documents.
Budget Workshop — July 14, 2026
Parks presented its priorities and youth sports budgets, with only 25-30% of program participants being Lauderhill residents. Vice Mayor Campbell pressed for more parking at Sports Park, potentially negotiating with the South Florida Water Management District and the school board for adjacent land. Geobond projects are underway, including Jackie Gleason basketball courts and Bradley Park lighting.
City Commission Meeting — June 29, 2026
The bond voters approved at 72% moved forward on second reading, funding projects citywide.
City Commission Meeting — June 8, 2026
The commission cleared the way to issue the $65 million voters approved in March for parks, streets and public safety. Homeowners pay it back through a non-ad valorem assessment, and a public spending dashboard should be online by mid-July.
City Commission Meeting — May 11, 2026
First $8.99 million of the voter-approved $65 million GO bond was appropriated — mostly bond issuance and construction management — with the full five-year project list due at Monday's workshop. Commissioner Martin flagged the $570,000 for license plate readers and police vehicle needs.
City Commission Workshop — March 23, 2026
The $65 million bond passed with 72% support; staff is building a capital projects department, planning resident bond purchases, and promising HOA presentations and dashboards. A full timeline comes back in 60 days.
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