Autism friendly city and the Florida Neuroinclusion Toolkit
Summary
Commissioner Regalado shared a free toolkit for serving the one in five Floridians who are neurodivergent - first-responder training, sensory-friendly events, and 911-linked autism decals. Pembroke Pines just became an autism-friendly city and commissioners want to do more.
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Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Much of the toolkit's work has little to no cost, according to the presenter.
Neurodivergent residents and their families, plus first responders who get better de-escalation tools.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Commission — May 6, 2026
Commissioner Regalado shared a free toolkit for serving the one in five Floridians who are neurodivergent - first-responder training, sensory-friendly events, and 911-linked autism decals. Pembroke Pines just became an autism-friendly city and commissioners want to do more.
City Commission — April 15, 2026
CARD at UM-NSU officially recognized the city for its autism inclusion work: 100+ employees trained, communication boards in 12 playgrounds, quiet zones at city events, and a planned inclusive playground at Silverlakes North Park. Vice Mayor Hernandez shared he is on the autism spectrum.
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