Hallandale Beach CRA

11/06/2026

Here’s a quick recap of this week’s City newsletter.

Recycling cart removal begins Nov. 9. Carts will be removed by quadrant: Southeast, Nov. 9–13. Northwest, Nov. 16–20. Northeast, Nov. 23–27. Southwest, Nov. 30–Dec. 4. Please place your cart at the curb by 7 a.m. on the Monday of your removal week. No warnings or citations will be issued for carts left at the curb during removal. Questions? Call the Sanitation Department at (954) 457-1616 or visit bit.ly/HBRecycling.

Trash services. Changes are coming to bulk trash service in 2027, and we’ll share details soon. You can also report illegal dumping and learn where to take hazardous waste, electronic waste and other debris.

King tides. The next high-tide windows are Nov. 5–11 and Nov. 22–28. Low-lying streets may flood, so plan extra time and avoid driving through standing water.

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11/05/2026

From Nov. 5 to Nov. 11, high tides will run higher than usual, peaking around 3.4 feet in the morning. That means water may show up on low-lying streets, driveways, and parking spots, even on a sunny day.

A few ways to stay ahead of it:

Skip any flooded street and take a different route
Check in on neighbors who may need extra help getting around

Our teams are monitoring conditions. To report flooding, use the HBConnect app.

11/04/2026

Here are the morning high tide times for this round of King Tides:

Thursday, Nov. 5: 5:07 a.m. (3.3 ft)
Friday, Nov. 6: 5:57 a.m. (3.4 ft)
Saturday, Nov. 7: 6:42 a.m. (3.4 ft)
Sunday, Nov. 8: 7:23 a.m. (3.4 ft)
Monday, Nov. 9: 8:03 a.m. (3.4 ft)
Tuesday, Nov. 10: 8:42 a.m. (3.4 ft)
Wednesday, Nov. 11: 9:21 a.m. (3.3 ft)

Water can reach low-lying streets and parking areas around these times, even without rain. Rain or strong winds can make it worse.

If you see standing water, turn around and choose another route. Saltwater can damage your vehicle, and water is often deeper than it looks.

Report flooding using the HBConnect app.

11/04/2026

Recycling cart removal is coming to Hallandale Beach.

The City is ending its curbside recycling program and will be removing City-issued recycling carts from homes. If you’d like to keep recycling, you can arrange service directly with a private hauler. Garbage collection isn’t changing and will stay with the City.

Questions? We’re happy to help, please email [email protected]

11/03/2026

Hallandale Beach, Election Day is tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Remember to vote at your assigned polling location. Check where to go before heading out using Broward County’s Precinct Finder: https://browardvotes.gov/voters/precinct-finder

For additional election information and ballot drop-off locations read the Broward County Supervisor of Elections’ press release linked: https://hallandalebeachfl.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/668

Broward County Supervisor of Elections, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

11/02/2026

King Tides return to Hallandale Beach from Thursday, Nov. 5 through Wednesday, Nov. 11.

NOAA predicts morning high tides of 3.3 to 3.4 feet during that stretch, with the highest readings (3.4 ft) from Friday, Nov. 6 through Tuesday, Nov. 10. Low-lying streets, driveways, and parking areas may see standing water around high tide, even on a sunny day.

Plan ahead:

Give yourself extra time on morning drives
Avoid driving through flooded streets
Move your car to higher ground if you park in a flood-prone area

To report flooding, contact [phone/email]. We’ll post updates here if roads are affected.

10/30/2026

Skip the voting rush and let the Cloud take you to the polls early.

Early voting continues at the Cultural Center through Nov. 1, and every Cloud route stops there. Rides are always free, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. See where your bus is with the tracker: https://www.cohb.org/1667/Cloud-Community-Shuttle-Tracker

10/30/2026

Looking for a safe, fun alternative to trick-or-treating this Halloween?

Join us at OB Johnson Park for the Halloween Trail of Treats!

Ghouls and goblins can enjoy carnival-style games, music, haunted mazes, entertainment, loads of treats, and more. Food trucks will also be onsite with tasty treats for sale.

Thank you to our sponsors, vendors, and partners for helping make this a fun night for the entire community.

📍 Where: OB Johnson Park
🗓️ When: Halloween evening, October 31, 6pm - 8pm

Bring the family, wear your best costume, and join us for a free night of spooky fun. We hope to see you there!

10/29/2026

🏅 Proclamations at the October 28 City Commission Meeting

Lights On Afterschool – October 28, 2026
Lights On Afterschool is the national celebration of afterschool programs. The proclamation recognizes the Hepburn Center Tutorial Enrichment Afterschool Program for giving children a safe, positive place to learn and grow while their families are at work. It also reaffirms the City’s commitment to keeping the lights on and the doors open for local young people.

National Code Compliance Month – October 2026
Code Compliance Officers help protect the health, safety and welfare of our neighborhoods. They enforce building, zoning, housing and property maintenance codes, and they work with residents and businesses through education and outreach. The American Association of Code Enforcement has designated October as a time to honor them, and the City thanked our Code Compliance team for their professionalism and service.

Thank you to our Human Services and Sustainable Development teams for leading these recognitions. 💛

10/28/2026

Need a ride to vote early? Hop on the Cloud.

All four Cloud routes stop at the Cultural Center, where early voting runs through Nov 1. The bus is free, as always, and runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Not sure when it’s arriving?

Check the Cloud Community Shuttle Tracker: https://www.cohb.org/1667/Cloud-Community-Shuttle-Tracker