Melissa P. Dunn

Organizational restructuring and police hiring

The executive search firm costs $24,000, and the consultant advising the process is capped at $30,000.

Community Development Districts

Not stated; CDD formation would shift certain infrastructure financing to district assessments.

Water/Sewer Rates, PFAS Settlement Funds, and Resident Meter Concerns

Each eligible household is owed up to $150 under the rebate program.

InverRARY Golf Course redevelopment (888 units)

Residents were told the developer will cover golf course operating shortfalls including taxes for the first profitable year, but one speaker warned the land transfer could add up to $1.7 million in tax liability for the association.

GO Bond transparency website

$65 million in voter-approved bond funds; staff seeks funds in hand before October.

Whole Blood Exchange Program with Broward Health

The mobile integrated health program is grant-funded at $344,000 over three years; EMS fee increases are intended to close the EMS general fund deficit.

Proposed FY 2026-2027 City Budget ($215 million)

Adjusts the FY2026 budget by $3,076,167 across various accounts.

Eastside Lauderhill neighborhood park (NW 21st Street & 46th Avenue)

Geobond funds capital improvements; city youth sports run about $15,000-$40,000 per program annually; the community shuttle's $1.4 million contract is largely reimbursed by the penny tax.

City Commissioner Compensation and COLA

The budget includes a 7.4% COLA-based commission salary increase; the final amount depends on union negotiations.

Oakland Park Boulevard bus rapid transit

Fully funded through the voter-approved penny for transportation sales tax.

Flooding, Maple Run and stormwater management

Zero cost to Lauderhill — Fort Lauderdale pays for its own maintenance.

Florida Medical Center patient care concerns

Residents can access free healthcare services for two years through the Broward Health partnership.

Evaluation of City Attorney Hans Ottinot

The evaluation could affect the city attorney's compensation and the city's legal services costs.

Evaluation of City Clerk Andrea M. Anderson

The evaluation could affect the city clerk's compensation and contract terms.

Evaluation of City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr.

The evaluation could affect the city manager's compensation and contract terms, which come from taxpayer funds.

Citywide fire rescue assessment for FY beginning October 1, 2026

Every Lauderhill property owner will pay a fire rescue assessment on the tax bill; the specific dollar figure was not stated at this preliminary stage.

State property tax measure threatens ~$10M budget hole

Potentially about $10 million of the city's $35 million in annual property tax revenue.

Property liens and code enforcement process

Could save property owners substantial money on code enforcement liens, though the city forgoes fine revenue.

Lauderhill Housing Authority Funding and Accountability

Approved developments will add about 1,000 rental units, pushing the rental rate to 48.5%.

Safe Neighborhood Improvement District assessments

Habitat residents face up to $150 plus one mill per parcel; Isles and Windermere up to $500 plus two mills; Manors associations $0–$400 depending on sub-association.

Adoption of Revised Agenda (adding Presentation E and backup for Item 7)

Consent Agenda (Resolutions 26R-10-188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 195)

Resolution No. 26R-10-193 — Broward Health Whole Blood Exchange Program MOU (Item 4B)

Resolution No. 26R-10-196 — Community and Budget Advisory Board Appointments (Item 4E)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-138 — Department Reorganization (Item 5, first reading)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-139 — FY2027 Budget Adjustment and Supplemental Appropriation (Item 6, first reading)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-140 — Warehouse/Storage Building Text Amendment, CC District (Item 7, first reading)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-141 — Capital Projects Threshold Increase (Item 8, first reading)

RESOLUTION NO. 26R-10-188: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA, APPROVING A LIST OF QUALIFIED CONSULTING FIRMS PURSUANT TO REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) NUMBER 2026-039 - CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL…

RESOLUTION NO. 26R-10-190: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA, WAIVING COMPETITIVE BIDDING REQUIREMENTS TO AUTHORIZE A PIGGYBACK OF THE CITY OF SARASOTA, FLORIDA, CONTRACT WITH PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES,…

RESOLUTION NO. 26R-10-191: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE 2026 EDWARD BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) PROGRAM LOCAL SOLICITATION GRANT IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $50,590, SAID…

RESOLUTION NO. 26R-10-194: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY FUNDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $20,000 FOR THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT…

RESOLUTION NO. 26R-10-195: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAUDERHILL, APPROVING THE ELECTIONS OF DOUGLAS DOWNS, SHARRIN DANIEL, AND WAYNE RANGER TO SERVE AS TRUSTEES ELECTED BY THE EMPLOYEES TO SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE…

Adopt 2026-2027 property tax levy (Resolution 26R-09-182)

Adopt FY 2027 operating budget (Ordinance 260-09-130)

Special exception for Colonial Assisted Living Facility (Resolution 26R-09-177)

Habitat for Humanity affordable townhome site plan (Resolution 26R-09-187)

Consent agenda: insurance and benefits renewals (Resolutions 26R-09-178 through 26R-09-186)

Recycling fee schedule update (Ordinance 26O-09-131)

Garbage franchise rate schedule update (Ordinance 26O-09-132)

Adoption of Revised Agenda (adding Presentation E and backup for Item 7)

Consent Agenda (Resolutions 26R-10-188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 195)

Resolution No. 26R-10-193 — Broward Health Whole Blood Exchange Program MOU (Item 4B)

Resolution No. 26R-10-196 — Community and Budget Advisory Board Appointments (Item 4E)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-138 — Department Reorganization (Item 5, first reading)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-139 — FY2027 Budget Adjustment and Supplemental Appropriation (Item 6, first reading)

Not equitable for an organization serving eight residents to receive $6,500 while one serving 1,740 receives $4,000.

Ordinance No. 26O-10-140 — Warehouse/Storage Building Text Amendment, CC District (Item 7, first reading)

Ordinance No. 26O-10-141 — Capital Projects Threshold Increase (Item 8, first reading)

Adopt 2026-2027 property tax levy (Resolution 26R-09-182)

Adopt FY 2027 operating budget (Ordinance 260-09-130)

Habitat for Humanity affordable townhome site plan (Resolution 26R-09-187)

Consent agenda: insurance and benefits renewals (Resolutions 26R-09-178 through 26R-09-186)

Recycling fee schedule update (Ordinance 26O-09-131)

Garbage franchise rate schedule update (Ordinance 26O-09-132)

CPI-based water, sewer and stormwater rate increases (Ordinance 26O-09-133)

Board member holdover terms (Ordinance 26O-09-135)

EMS medical transport fee update (Ordinance 26O-09-136)

FY 2026 supplemental appropriation (Ordinance 26O-09-137)

Adoption of Revised Agenda (Item 1 removed)

Adoption of FY2027 Property Tax Levy (Resolution 26R-09-159)

FY2027 Operating Budget Ordinance (26O-09-130) — First Reading

Supported the budget overall but objected to the commission raise and nonprofit allocations

FY2027 Appropriations Resolution (26R-09-160) — First Reading

Stormwater Special Assessment Resolution (FY2027)

Garbage/Refuse Special Assessment Resolution (FY2027)

Fire Rescue Special Assessment Resolution (FY2027)

CRA FY2026-2027 Budgets (Central and Eastern)

Lauderhill Finance Corporation FY2027 Budget — Final City Hall Debt Payment

Special Exception Use — Kingston Market Convenience Store, 4120 NW 21st Street

Consent Agenda (Items 14-17 and 18A, excluding pulled Item 18)

Establishment of the New Inverrary Community Development District (Ordinance 26O-09-134) — First Reading

Awaiting answers to Commissioner Martin's questions and staff's independent analysis before supporting

Board Member Service Until Successors Appointed (Ordinance 26O-09-135) — First Reading

EMS Medical Transport Fee Update (Ordinance 26O-09-136) — First Reading

FY2026 Supplemental Appropriation of $2,369,430 (Ordinance 26O-09-137) — First Reading

Adoption of revised agenda and removal of proclamation item B

Opposed proceeding amid agenda concerns

Consent agenda items not pulled (Res. 26R-08-134, 135, 136, 137, 150)

Resolution 26R-08-140 — School Board Wi-Fi agreement for first responder radios

Not a financial expense to the city

Resolution 26R-08-142 — Purchase of 1701 NW 31st Avenue, #G for up to $3.3 million

Insufficient time for due diligence on a $3 million purchase

Resolution 26R-08-144 — HOME program interlocal with Broward County, $709,835

Familiar with item from prior action plan review

Resolution 26R-08-146 — Dworcan lawsuit settlement, $50,000

Resolution 26R-08-147 — Joanne Faw workers' compensation settlement, $450,000

Resolution 26R-08-138 — LPAC temporary staffing, A & Associates, $612,528

Insufficient review time for multi-million dollar items added late

Ordinance 26O-08-128 (first reading) — swale parking restrictions

Ordinance 26O-08-129 (first reading) — FY2026 budget adjustments

Insufficient review time

Ordinance 26O-07-127 (second reading) — 1125 NW 31st Avenue rezone to Commercial General

Resolution 26R-07-126 — Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District preliminary rate

Resolution 26R-07-129 — Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District preliminary rate

Agenda reorganization (Res. 26R-07-109 moved ahead of proclamations; Items 8 and 9 moved)

Resolution 26R-07-109 — U Save Food Store extended hours special exception

Unresolved code violations and unmet CPTED recommendations from October 2025

Ordinance 26O-06-116 — Inverrary PUD (888 units), second reading

Resolution 26R-07-119 — One Properties FL, LLC event venue site plan (6650 W Commercial Blvd.)