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Code Enforcement: Laser Focused To Make Hallandale Beach A Cleaner Place By Hallandale Beach Mayor, Joy Cooper December 8, 2022 Share Over the past months, our City has been laser focused on Code Enforcement. There are many residents that understand we all have a shared responsibility in helping to maintain our properties and following the City and State Laws. Regrettably there are many that do not. We want to work to make our City a cleaner place and start with property maintenance. There are basic rules that are simply common sense. Grass cutting, junk storage and trash removal are the easiest to understand. Building maintenance can be a bit different, painting, damaged roofs and broken windows still all fall under code. If properties are extensively deteriorated, they can fall under unsafe structures. We have changed our past practice of always giving courteous notices for all violations. We have heard from so many residents that they are fed up with neglected properties. Good Code Enforcement does not only help to clean up the City, but it preserves property values and improves quality of life. We also do not look at the process as a way to penalize owners but to acquire compliance. We know some residents are not sure about the rules so we will still issue courtesy notices that allow residents time to respond but we have moved to a more aggressive enforcement model. Rather than posting a property and then waiting weeks for a cleanup or action to address the deficiency we are issuing civil citations. The main focus has been on illegal dumping. We have added two officers that work directly with our sanitation division. In a recent report, Code Compliance Official Mitch Posner shared the impacts of our new efforts. In the year to date for November 2021 we had 1926 complaints compared to this year 1731. The telling number is we had 752 civil citations issued this year compared to 299 last year. There were 565 resulting in cases compared to 227. We still did have 254 courtesy notices issued. There was also an increase in lot maintenance cases and an increase in anonymous complaints. While there are less violations overall there is a more streamlined effective system. A Civil Citation is a ticket. Just like a moving violation, you can have your day in court to argue your position. Or you can fix the issue and pay the fine. In Code Enforcement we have a special magistrate that hears cases in the City. While the City pays for the magistrate, he/she is an independent judge that will rule on the case. I have heard complaints that this process seems one sided, but it actually is not. The facts are presented by Staff and then individuals have their right to argue their case. The judge rules on the facts. It is hard to argue a citation where there are pictures and proof of violations. A ruling does not mean properties are then going to automatically get fixed. Private property rights and the code system itself often do not allow us to actually do the work. Often the violations will sit and languish. The code violations will continue to accumulate as a monetary Lien. We can cut grass and pick up trash on vacant lots since it is permitted now. Our cost for the services actually gets put on the property tax bill. Illegal Dumping has always been an issue. There are no silver bullets. There needs to be vigilance on the side of the city and residents alike. If you own a property and someone dumps trash on it is your responsibility sadly to clean it up. It will result in a civil citation and then you need to hire someone to come pick it up. The fines can run from $100 to $500 Dollars. Our City will pick up the trash but that also can be very costly depending on the volume of trash. If the trash is on the property line both will get cited. If we pick it up it gets billed to the owner. Last year Vice Mayor Taub and I worked directly with Staff on Illegal Dumping. The result was a taskforce with our Code Division Police Department and Sanitation. While we realize we can never fully end this issue we created some key focuses. Police have begun placing video cameras and patrols in hotspots. They have been working with property owners directly to see what measures they can put in place to better secure their properties. We established an award program for residents that report illegal dumping which results in prosecution. Residents can take pictures, video and call and report dumping to our Police Department. They can also report dumping on our HBApp. We all need to do our part. Residents need to put out bulk trash the day before pickup only. If it is out early, you will be cited. When it is put out early it becomes not only unsightly but attracts more Illegal Dumping. Store the items in your home or on the side of your home out of sight. The other main issue with code is work without a permit. It is always better to be safe than get cited for not having one. Not only will you be fined, permit fees will be doubled. The rule of thumb is If you are doing construction, you will need a permit. As always, I am available for your questions, concerns, and ideas to help make our city a better place. Please feel free to reach out at my office: (954) 457-1318. On my Cell/Text at: (954) 632-5700. Or email at: jcooper@cohb.org < Previous News Next News >

Hosting Advice For A Perfect Holiday Ham By Family Features November 23, 2023 Share Thanksgiving is here and bringing together loved ones with classic seasonal meals is a staple of the holiday season, and few centerpieces call to mind childhood memories like a tender Ham cooked to perfection. A longtime hallmark of family meals during the holidays, ham can feed a crowd, complement a wide variety of side dishes and is easily elevated with glazes, spices and rubs of all kinds for those who want to take their hosting up a notch. So now that your Turkey is done, now it's time to prepare meals for the rest of the holiday season. While Ham can be the centerpiece of your holiday dinner, it's also a versatile dish that can be served for any special occasion. Ham is also ideal for incorporating into holiday brunches, served as an hors d'oeuvre at cocktail parties and shared at office potlucks. To help cook the perfect Ham for your celebration, consider this advice for a festive feast from the experts at Coleman Natural Foods, which has produced high-quality, all-natural, humanely raised, no antibiotics ever, fresh and prepared meats sourced from American farmers since 1875. Start with a tender and delicious spiral Ham, which is pre-cut in one continuous swirl, allowing you to simply cut each piece from the one behind it for even, consistent slices. Set the oven to 250-350˚ F, keeping in mind lower temperatures lead to longer cooking times but more tender meat. Bake 10-16 minutes per pound, adding glaze about 15 minutes prior to finishing, until the Ham reaches an internal temperature of 145˚ F at its thickest part. Make your guests' mouths water with a sweet glaze that mingles with the Ham's natural saltiness, creating a balance of flavors. To achieve a unique taste, try flavors such as Pineapple, Honey or Ginger. For a classic, delicious Ham perfect for holiday gatherings and special occasions, try this Brown Sugar Honey Glazed Ham. After enjoying as the centerpiece of your holiday dinner, it can be savored in the days following your celebrations to help make lunches and weeknight meals a breeze after a busy season. Leftover Ham can be enjoyed in sandwiches like a Ham And Cheese Melt, mixed in a Delicious Salad, chopped up into an Omelet for a Hearty Breakfast or added to Macaroni and Cheese for a Protein-Packed Dinner. Find more Holiday Ham Recipes at: www.ColemanNatural.com Brown Sugar Honey Glazed Ham Prep time: 12 minutes Cook time: 90 minutes Servings: 32 • 1 Fully Cooked Coleman Natural Applewood Smoked Bone-In Spiral Ham, (7 - 9 Pounds) • 1 Cup of packed Brown Sugar • 1/2 Cup of Honey • 1/2 Cup of Unsalted Butter • 1/4 Cup of Dijon Mustard • 2 Tablespoons of Apple Cider Vinegar • 1/4 Teaspoon of Ground Cinnamon • 1/4 Teaspoon of Ground Cloves Preheat the oven to 325˚ F. Remove the Ham from packaging and place in a roasting pan with a flat side down. Bake the Ham for about 1 hour until it is heated through to an internal temperature of 130˚ F with a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the Ham. In a medium saucepan, combine the Brown Sugar, the Honey, the Butter, the Dijon Mustard, the Apple Cider Vinegar, the Cinnamon and the Cloves. Cook the mixture over medium heat, stirring it frequently, until the Butter is melted and ingredients are well combined. Brush about half of the Glaze over the Ham, making sure to fill the crevices or the scored cuts. Return the Ham to the oven and bake it for 30-45 minutes, or until the Glaze is bubbly and caramelized with an internal temperature of 145˚ F. Baste the Ham with the pan’s juices and the Glaze every 10-15 minutes while baking. Remove the Ham from the oven and let it rest for 10 minutes before slicing and serving it. < Previous News Next News >

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An Elevated Sandwich for Any Occasion Culinary.net September 9, 2021 Share They might not be the fanciest of foods, but when you eat a filling, protein-packed sandwich, you are usually left satisfied and full of energy. From ham and turkey to mayo and mustard, the possibilities are nearly endless when sandwiches are on the menu. With so many customizable options for bread, meats, toppings and more, it’s easy to create the perfect sandwich. For example, this Croissant Chicken Salad Sandwich is served on a fluffy, light, mouthwatering croissant and features a hearty mixture of chicken, bacon and veggies to give you that boost you have been craving. To make the sandwich, line six slices of bacon in a skillet. Cook until slightly crispy. Drain over a paper towel and crush into pieces. On a cutting board, cut cherry tomatoes in half and chop green onions. In a mixing bowl, combine chicken, mayonnaise, chopped green onions, pepper, bacon crumbles and halved cherry tomatoes. Cut croissants in half and scoop a generous amount of chicken salad onto the bottom of the croissant. Top with sprouts and replace top croissant. The chicken is creamy, the bacon crumbles are crispy and the green onions give it crunch, making this sandwich perfect for nearly any occasion. Whether it’s a bridal shower, picnic at the park with family or just lunch on a weekend afternoon, it can give you the energy to go forward and finish your day strong. Find more recipes at http://www.culinary.net Culinary.net. If you made this recipe at home, use #MyCulinaryConnection on your favorite social network to share your work. Croissant Chicken Salad Sandwich with Sprouts Servings: 6 • 6 strips bacon • 1 rotisserie chicken, shredded • 1/2 cup mayonnaise • 1/4 cup green onions, chopped • 1/2 teaspoon pepper • 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes, quartered • sprouts In a skillet, arrange bacon and cook until slightly crispy. Drain bacon over paper towel; allow to dry. Crush into pieces. In a large bowl, stir chicken, mayonnaise, green onions and pepper until combined. Add bacon and tomatoes; stir until combined. Cut croissants in half. Spoon generous portions of chicken salad over the bottom croissant. Top with sprouts. Replace top croissant. < Previous News Next News >

State Of Hallandale Beach - Part II: Taxes, Parking, & Sanitation Services Are All Being Discussed By Hallandale Beach Mayor, Joy Cooper May 19, 2022 Share This Article is Part II of my State Of The City. It is written in speech form. It was delivered In-Person and hosted by the Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce at the Flamingo Room located at Gulfstream Park. I would like to ask a question. How many of you in this room have a CAP on the price you charge for goods and services? Cities have a CAP of 10% on Property Taxes. That is what cities can charge for the ability to deliver services required by Charter. I suggest that this is an unrealistic CAP. This Tax Structure makes our State extremely popular. This too is a whole other issue creating a housing crisis; but our system makes operating a City quite difficult. In our City the CAP is even worse at 8% because we have two Special Taxing Districts. General Revenues come from Property Taxes. You may think Property Values have gone up. That may be true, but to save our Homes Taxable Values only go up by 3%. Property Tax is not the sole source of Revenue for cities. We also depend on Franchise Fees, Sales Taxes and Gas Taxes which were all reduced due to shut downs. We often forget this fact. Many Local Governments still have not recovered from the 2008 Housing Crisis when Governments dipped into Reserves. Currently, our Tax Rate is 7%. As part of our Budget Discussions, we are actually debating increasing the Tax Rate to 8% over three years. This would equate to a .65 Mill a year and generate $3 Million Dollars annually. Taxes are never a great thing but they pay the bills. In the recently released 2022 Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance Economic Source Book it showed that we are extremely competitive when it comes to what is called the Overall Tax Rate with other Municipalities. The Overall Tax Rate includes a snapshot of what it costs to live in a city. The Rates in the thirty-one municipalities range from 17% up to 24%. Our Rate is around 20%. Dr. Jeremy Earle and our Staff have worked tirelessly on a Multi-Faceted Plan to move us forward with a 5 Year Budget Stabilization Plan. Last year one of these measures was implemented. Our “On Street Parking Program” has been implemented in our City right away. It is ironic that this idea was floated in 2008 and it was not passed. The Program took in consideration the impacts to our Residents with a Monthly Rate and a separate Visitor’s Rate. After a few months grace period, Residents are now adapting and understanding the benefits of the Program. By using the Program Revenues to manage spots, more spots were freed of stored vehicles and spots overused by Vacation Rentals. The added bonus was that our City Asset is now being used to generate Revenue. These Revenues were used last year to buy Police Vehicles that had been put off for years. We hope to expand Overnight Parking options at our Beach Lot and will be able to use Revenue where needed. We as a Commission are currently working on this Year’s Budget with a focus on making sure we are looking at better ways to leverage our resources to generate Sustainable Revenue and stop one-time quick fixes to our Budget. These are important and necessary measures and they are not without drawbacks. Moving forward, we are debating keeping our Sanitation Division in-house or privatizing it. I have spoken about the issue in the past and I am not a fan. Frankly, this is one business that makes money that can offset our needs. I believe that cities should be able to provide the service at the same level or better for the same Fee, if not less. I put this in the category of One-Time Revenue. Just like when we sold our City Storage Lot. While we would receive a large amount of money upfront when we get out of the Business $4.5 Million sounds great, right? The fact is these funds are currently our Assets. This figure is simply for closing the account. We would also receive a Franchise Fee annually. But we will lose control and still be responsible when something goes wrong. Most importantly, there will be automatic increases in fees charged to our Residents and Businesses. Hollywood's Rates just increased over 40% per month. Currently we have approved going out and getting more data. Our Consultant actually agreed we could be doing a better management job with routes; trips and our Fees are exceptionally low. At our last Budget Meeting, I stressed that this is one of the few services that we truly have control over. The Mayors that I have spoken with are sorry they got out of the business. Next week, this will be continued with Part III. As always, feel free to contact me anytime with your questions, concerns and ideas on how to make our City a great place to live, work and play! I am available by Phone or Text At: (954) 632-5700. E-mail me At: jcooper@cohb.org . Or visit my Facebook & Web-site At: www.MayorJoyCooper.com . < Previous News Next News >

Your Passport To The Arts: The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Transports You Around the World March 16, 2023 Share Drink in the incredible vitas of Bolivia in that country’s Oscar Submission, enjoy a Belgian Piano Virtuoso, take in a play largely performed in Arabic, celebrate Broadway and Hollywood with the hits of Barbra Streisand, travel to 1920’s Chicago and learn a comedic lesson from Eastern Europe as the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center transports you around the world this April. The Aventura International Film Series continues with Utama, Bolivia's Official Submission to the 95th Academy Awards, on Tuesday, April 4th, 2023 at 7:30 p.m. In the Bolivian highlands, an elderly Quechua couple has been living the same daily routine for years. When an uncommonly long drought threatens their entire way of life, they face the dilemma of resisting or being defeated by the passage of time. When their grandson arrives, the three of them will each face the environment, the necessity for change and the meaning of life itself. This visually jaw-dropping debut feature by photographer-turned-filmmaker Alejandro Loayza Grisi is lensed by award-winning Cinematographer Barbara Alvarez and won the Grand Jury Prize (World Cinema Dramatic) at the Sundance Film Festival. Not rated, the film is presented in Quechua and Spanish with English subtitles. The Aventura International Film Series, presented by the City of Aventura, is hosted by Shelly Isaacs who introduces the film and leads a post-screening discussion. Screenings are general admission with the lobby doors opening at 6:30 p.m. and the auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $12. Don Soffer Aventura High School Theater presents the darkly satirical Chicago the Musical, Teen Edition at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 11th, 2023 and Wednesday April 12th, 2023. Set to the backdrop of Prohibition Era Chicago, the show has its origins in high-profile crimes, criminals and trials of the 1920’s. Poking fun at corruption in the criminal justice system and the idea of "celebrity/criminals,” the students of Don Soffer High School deliver a musical that is full of “Razzle Dazzle” and “All That Jazz.” Tickets are $15. South Florida Legends Presents World-Renowned Touring Tribute Artist Sharon Owens and her band in The Best of Barbra, A Tribute on Saturday, April 15th, 2023 at 8:00 p.m. This concert features all of Barbra Streisand’s hits amid beautiful backgrounds and stage props that make it visually astounding. Recreating Streisand’s sound and style for more than three decades, Owens began her career in Los Angeles where she began singing Streisand in dinner theaters and cabaret nightclubs. Her uncanny resemblance and vocal ability to sing Streisand started her career as a Legends in Concert performer. She then continued performing for Stars in Concert. Tickets are $49-$59. Join the Don Soffer Aventura High School Jewish Student Union of South Florida in partnership with Southern NCSY and the City of Aventura for A Night of Remembrance on Tuesday, April 18th, 2023 at 8:00 p.m. This special free event held during Yom HaShoah features a Holocaust Survivor and recalls the lives and experiences of Holocaust victims throughout Eastern Europe. This evening of education, history and remembrance concludes with a question and answer session with panelists exploring the past, present and ways to prevent this from happening again in the future. Reservations are required for this free event. Seating is general admission with the lobby doors opening at 7:00 p.m. and the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Young audiences will feast on the fun adventure in Stone Soup on Sunday, April 23rd, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Featuring pre-show activities and adventures based on beloved children’s books that create lifelong memories make the Family Fun Series at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center the perfect introduction to the theater for young audiences. This modern musical adaptation of the Eastern European folk tale reinforces the importance of sharing in a truly amusing way. As a young boy embarks on a journey to find food, he encounters zany soldiers and villagers who jealously hoard and hide their food. Before it's over, Stone Soup serves up memorable lessons about the power of sharing and the joy it brings to people's lives. Tickets are $16 in advance and $18 the day of the performance with $3 lap tickets for children 12 months of age and younger. NGM Entertainment Presents My One & Only with Im Hussein & Ajyal Group on Saturday, April 29th, 2023 at 8:00 p.m. Performed largely in Arabic, this comedy by Najee Mondalek and Directed by Aziz Charabaty explores Hussein’s current situation which can be summed up as "when it rains, it pours." Many problems came her way all at once. Divorce was the straw that broke the camel's back and her life has not been the same since. She still struggles to resume her normal life, but she comes up short as success continues to elude her. She resorts to enlisting the help of a psychologist, although members of her entourage make fun of her for wasting her time and money. This performance contains subject matter that is not appropriate for children under 12. Tickets are $150. Miami International Piano Festival Presents Florian Noack (Belgium) Sunday, April 30th, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. The program begins with the beloved works of Bach’s “Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major” followed by Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade.” After intermission, audiences will enjoy transcendental etudes by Liszt and Lyapunov. Crescendo Magazine reported, “Packed with timbres, shades and effects: Noack gathers the orchestral glory in his grand piano and lets every nuance be heard. Virtuosity as a means to an end; an ability that is completely at the service of sensual interpretation.” Lecturer in residence Professor Frank E. Cooper offers a pre-concert introduction. Not suggested for children under 12 years of age. Tickets are $45-$55. Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Buy tickets online at: www.aventuracenter.org - By phone at: (877) 311-7469. Or: (954) 462-0222. Or in person at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Box Office Wednesday through Saturday from 12:00 p.m. noon to 5:00 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to each performance. For Group Sales, please call: (954) 660-6307. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is located at 3385 Northeast 188th Street, Aventura, Florida 33180. Join the conversation, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram @aventuracenter or #aventuracenter. < Previous News Next News >

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Get Ready For The One And Only Monster Jam In Sunrise South Florida Sun Times May 21, 2026 Nothing Compares To The One And Only Monster Jam To Become A Fan For Life With An Ultimate Day Of Family Fun At Amerant Bank Arena On Saturday, August 22nd, 2026 And Sunday, August 23, 2026. Get Ready To Cheer, Scream, And Be Amazed As Massive Monster Jam Trucks And World Champion Drivers Take Over Your Hometown, Sunrise, For A Weekend Packed With Stunts, Smiles, And Jaw-Dropping Skills. With Awesome Trucks, Amazing Stunts, Big Air, And Action-Packed Excitement, It’s The Definition Of Fun For Everyone! This isn’t just any event – it’s unexpected, unscripted, and unforgettable, where 12,000-pound trucks stand on two wheels and fly through the air in competitions of speed and skill. It’s all happening at Monster Jam, where your outside voice is allowed, and every big moment comes with an even bigger smile! Feel the Thrill of Full-Throttle Fun Get ready for big-time entertainment as Sunrise roars to life with gravity-defying stunts, heart-pounding races, and plenty of big air! The world’s best drivers tear up the dirt as they battle for the Event Championship in three competitions: Racing, 2 Wheel Skills, and everyone’s favorite, Freestyle, where Monster Jam trucks defy the laws of physics and do the impossible. Fans will be right in the middle of the action, helping to crown the Event Champion as they get to score the drivers in real time based on their skills, stunts, and saves. Start the Fun Early at the Monster Jam Pit Party The day of fun starts at the Monster Jam Pit Party® on Saturday and Sunday - your first stop for smiles, selfies with the trucks, high-fives and autographs from drivers, and family-friendly activities. It’s the perfect way to start a day of adrenaline-charged fun, plus get an insider’s look at how these 12,000-pound trucks are built to stand up to the competition. Meet the Superstars of Monster Jam! These aren’t just any drivers - they’re world-class male and female athletes who have mastered controlling these 12,000-pound beasts. Whether pulling off insane backflips, nailing vertical 2-wheel tricks, or tearing up the track in all-out racing, these drivers are ready to wow fans with the most mind-blowing live motorsports action around. When: Saturday, August 22nd, 2026 Event Time – 12:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. Pit Party open from 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (Event Ticket & Pit Party Pass required for entry) Sunday, August 23rd, 2026 Event Time – 1:00 p.m. Pit Party open from 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Event Ticket & Pit Party Pass required for entry) Where: Amerant Bank Arena – One Panther Parkway, Sunrise, Florida 33323 Tickets: Gravity-defying action, down-to-earth prices! Tickets and Pit Party Passes are now available for purchase online at: www.SeatGeek.com or in-person at the venue box office. *Ticket prices subject to change – additional venue/ticketing fees may apply Truck & Drive Line-Up: Grave Digger driven by Krysten Anderson; Sparkle Smash driven by Kayla Blood; El Toro Loco driven by Armando Castro; JCB DIGatrona driven by Tony Ochs; Classroom Crushera with driver Charlie Pauken III; Terminal Velocity driven by Jon Zimmer Jr.; Jester driven by Matt Pagliarulo; and Excaliber driven by Mike Pagliarulo. **Truck and driver line-up subject to change For more detailed local information, please visit the Sunrise event page on: www.MonsterJam.com. Follow Monster Jam on our Social Media channels: Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Subscribe to the Monster Jam YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/MonsterJam Get Your Tickets Before They’re Gone! The general public can purchase tickets now at: www.SeatGeek.com . About Monster Jam Unexpected, unscripted, and unforgettable, Monster Jam features world-class athletes competing for championships on perfectly engineered dirt tracks that push these ever-evolving, state-of-the-art trucks to the limit. Beyond the 350 global live events each year, the Monster Jam brand extends off the track into the home through products, content, and merchandise that keeps the fun alive year-round. For more information, visit: www.MonsterJam.com . About Feld Motor Sports Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is the worldwide leader in producing and presenting specialized arena and stadium-based motorsports entertainment. Properties include Monster Jam®, Monster Energy AMA Supercross, and the SuperMotocross World Championship. Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is a subsidiary of Feld Entertainment, Inc. Visit: www.monsterjam.com . Or: www.SupercrossLIVE.com . And: www.visit: www.feldentertainment.com for more information. Ringling Bailey Circuit Classroom Crusher Grave Digger Sparkle Smash Previous Next

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