Make your move! The Mayors' Chess Challenge is drawing closer. Join us for open play on Saturday, September 6th at the Pool and Tennis Center located at 11600 Stonebridge Parkway. The event is free and open to children and adults of all skill levels.
The City Commission will gather for a Regular Meeting this evening starting at 6:30 PM at City Hall located at 9090 SW 50 Place. If unable to attend in person, you can participate online by visiting www.CooperCity.gov/view-meetings.
See the agenda: www.CooperCity.gov/city-commission-agendas-and-minutes.
See the agenda: www.CooperCity.gov/city-commission-agendas-and-minutes.
This week is filled with key meetings, and opportunities to get involved, including a City Commission Regular Meeting on Tuesday, August 26 at 6:30 PM. See the Commission agenda: https://ow.ly/3trn50WLi1i.
Among almost 18,000 ranked high schools across the country, Cooper City High School ranked in the top 10% based upon college readiness, state assessment proficiency, state assessment performance, college curriculum breadth, underserved student performance and graduation rates, according to U.S. News & World Report.
Congratulations to the students, families, teachers, administrators, and staff of Cooper City High School. Our schools are among the top reasons why Cooper City is the place to raise a family and why we take every opportunity to support our great school communities...and brag about them, of course! Go Cowboys!
More info: https://ow.ly/OEHl50WKf7x.
The latest edition of Cooper City Weekly provides a look at our upcoming City Commission agenda, important dates regarding the City budget, and a comprehensive look at the big events we have in store for September!
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We are gearing up for Book Swap ! To make it a great event, we are now accepting book donations at the Community Center and Pool and Tennis Center.
The event is free to attend on September 26 from 5:30 to 8 PM at the Community Center. A book donation is not required to attend the Book Swap, but we encourage you to share stories and adventures in exchange for a new tale!
The event is free to attend on September 26 from 5:30 to 8 PM at the Community Center. A book donation is not required to attend the Book Swap, but we encourage you to share stories and adventures in exchange for a new tale!
Don’t miss your chance to join Cooper City’s Teen Council! This volunteer-based opportunity lets students get hands-on experience with city events and programs, all while earning service hours. It’s a great way to get involved, give back, and learn how local government works. Apply by August 29th!
A City Commission Special Meeting will be held Tuesday, August 12th starting at 5 PM. The meeting will focus on the City's group medical insurance plan and renewal for the upcoming plan year.
Florida Power & Light (FPL) is carrying out its Storm Secure Underground Program (SSUP) in Cooper City. This initiative is part of FPL’s broader effort to enhance grid resiliency by replacing overhead neighborhood power lines with underground lines, which are less susceptible to outages caused by trees, vegetation, and severe weather.
As this project progresses, the City of Cooper City is committed to ensuring residents’ concerns are heard and addressed.
Resident Concerns Regarding Power Surges
In recent weeks, many Cooper City residents have reported electrical surges that have impacted household appliances. The City Commission and staff are aware of these issues and are actively engaged with FPL to advocate on behalf of affected residents. Multiple claims, due to damaged appliances, have been submitted to FPL and the City has worked to make sure these claims are addressed as one major incident rather than isolated cases. The City has no authority over the claims process but is diligently working in support of all affected residents.
The City requests that all residents submitting their claim through the FPL claims process, also please email copies of those claims to info@CooperCity.gov. Many residents have already sent copies to Cooper City Commissioner Jeremy Katzman, and we have copies of those, and they do not need to be resubmitted.
FPL has identified infrastructure in the area that may be contributing to the surges. A crew has been tasked with assessing and addressing any contributing issues.
Additionally, the City has requested that FPL provide advance notification of any future power switchover to the new underground system. This will allow residents time to prepare and take precautions with their appliances.
Neighborhood Under-grounding Work
Residents have also expressed concerns regarding safety conditions around active construction areas. As a result, FPL has committed to the following safety measures:
Regular patrols of the SSUP project sites to ensure safety compliance.
Daily evening inspections of all Cooper City project locations.
No excavated areas will be left open overnight, and sites will be secured before the end of each workday.
FPL’s subcontractors have been instructed to respond promptly and respectfully to any resident concerns and to have English-speaking staff in all of the work areas.
Contact
Please contact us if you feel the standards listed above are not being met. You can reach us by phone at 954-434-4300 ext. 100 or 954-434-4300 ext. 300 or email at info@CooperCity.gov.
The City will continue to work closely with FPL to support transparent communication and a safe, reliable transition to underground power.
As this project progresses, the City of Cooper City is committed to ensuring residents’ concerns are heard and addressed.
Resident Concerns Regarding Power Surges
In recent weeks, many Cooper City residents have reported electrical surges that have impacted household appliances. The City Commission and staff are aware of these issues and are actively engaged with FPL to advocate on behalf of affected residents. Multiple claims, due to damaged appliances, have been submitted to FPL and the City has worked to make sure these claims are addressed as one major incident rather than isolated cases. The City has no authority over the claims process but is diligently working in support of all affected residents.
The City requests that all residents submitting their claim through the FPL claims process, also please email copies of those claims to info@CooperCity.gov. Many residents have already sent copies to Cooper City Commissioner Jeremy Katzman, and we have copies of those, and they do not need to be resubmitted.
FPL has identified infrastructure in the area that may be contributing to the surges. A crew has been tasked with assessing and addressing any contributing issues.
Additionally, the City has requested that FPL provide advance notification of any future power switchover to the new underground system. This will allow residents time to prepare and take precautions with their appliances.
Neighborhood Under-grounding Work
Residents have also expressed concerns regarding safety conditions around active construction areas. As a result, FPL has committed to the following safety measures:
Regular patrols of the SSUP project sites to ensure safety compliance.
Daily evening inspections of all Cooper City project locations.
No excavated areas will be left open overnight, and sites will be secured before the end of each workday.
FPL’s subcontractors have been instructed to respond promptly and respectfully to any resident concerns and to have English-speaking staff in all of the work areas.
Contact
Please contact us if you feel the standards listed above are not being met. You can reach us by phone at 954-434-4300 ext. 100 or 954-434-4300 ext. 300 or email at info@CooperCity.gov.
The City will continue to work closely with FPL to support transparent communication and a safe, reliable transition to underground power.
You've probably heard of FOMO, but what about NOFO? Our latest episode of "Keeping Coop in the Loop" sheds light on the term related to grant funding and the vigorous pursuit of state and federal dollars that help supplement our City budget and tackle key projects in "Someplace Special."
🔊Listen now: https://ow.ly/36Bw50WuNMK.
You can also find "Keeping Coop in the Loop" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube: https://ow.ly/cxlR50WuNML.
🔊Listen now: https://ow.ly/36Bw50WuNMK.
You can also find "Keeping Coop in the Loop" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube: https://ow.ly/cxlR50WuNML.
Make sure you and your family are storm ready this hurricane season! Visit www.CooperCity.gov/Hurricanes for safety tips and a helpful checklist.
And, don't forget to sign up for our emergency notifications by visiting www.CooperCity.gov/AlertCooperCity. Be prepared, and make sure to stay informed!
And, don't forget to sign up for our emergency notifications by visiting www.CooperCity.gov/AlertCooperCity. Be prepared, and make sure to stay informed!
Reminder, bulk waste will be collected throughout Cooper City from July 21 – 26. For the full collection schedule and bulk waste guidelines, please visit www.CooperCity.gov/SolidWaste.
Cooper City residents, let's get those creative juices flowing! Join members of our Cooper City Commission and follow along with a "Painting with a Twist" instructor, while discussing topics that are important to you.
Registration is required and limited space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
EVENT DETAILS
This event is open to Cooper City residents only. There is a fee of $25 per person. Light refreshments will be served
Registration can be completed online or in person at the Community Center or Pool and Tennis Center.
Register by clicking on the following link:
https://flcoopercityweb.myvscloud.com/webtrac/web/search.html?module=AR&Category=Events&_csrf_token=jQ0V0F026O062H2W1M333T3T5N4S6D4D6M71524K4G1P5X5V4Y69706E4H594W6L52625P5N6H66605764006W41556D6Y6C435D4B6E4Y6D5D4T6X6T5U5X65035K584I&fbclid=IwY2xjawLl1HJleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE1VnhyVzNZUGR3ajRoalNiAR6wUr6ik6Y31qyGA-Gjo2rS5bV5kBEb0DQuwyM8hI1g4yUTX_fIKDz7TqwJ8w_aem_YI42wQ3Fq2leLpjjc5HqXA
Registration is required and limited space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
EVENT DETAILS
This event is open to Cooper City residents only. There is a fee of $25 per person. Light refreshments will be served
Registration can be completed online or in person at the Community Center or Pool and Tennis Center.
Register by clicking on the following link:
https://flcoopercityweb.myvscloud.com/webtrac/web/search.html?module=AR&Category=Events&_csrf_token=jQ0V0F026O062H2W1M333T3T5N4S6D4D6M71524K4G1P5X5V4Y69706E4H594W6L52625P5N6H66605764006W41556D6Y6C435D4B6E4Y6D5D4T6X6T5U5X65035K584I&fbclid=IwY2xjawLl1HJleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE1VnhyVzNZUGR3ajRoalNiAR6wUr6ik6Y31qyGA-Gjo2rS5bV5kBEb0DQuwyM8hI1g4yUTX_fIKDz7TqwJ8w_aem_YI42wQ3Fq2leLpjjc5HqXA
Join the Broward Sheriff’s Office as we observe “National Night Out Against Crime,” an annual event designed to strengthen our neighborhoods through police and community partnerships. This is the perfect opportunity to get to know the BSO Cooper City deputies who patrol your streets and unite with neighbors in the fight against crime.
🗓️ Friday, August 8th
🕕 6 PM - 9 PM
📍BSO Cooper City Police Station - 10580 Stirling Road
This free event will include exciting law enforcement demonstrations and activities, school supply giveaways (while supplies lasts), DJ, inflatables, face painters, balloon twisters, food trucks, and more!
🗓️ Friday, August 8th
🕕 6 PM - 9 PM
📍BSO Cooper City Police Station - 10580 Stirling Road
This free event will include exciting law enforcement demonstrations and activities, school supply giveaways (while supplies lasts), DJ, inflatables, face painters, balloon twisters, food trucks, and more!
Cooper City residents have a clearer way of reporting non-police and fire emergencies outside of normal business hours. Starting July 7, 2025, any urgent issue, such as water main breaks, sewer backups, major water leaks, road obstructions or downed trees, occurring outside of regular business hours (8AM- 5 PM)on weekdays, or during weekends and holidays, should be reported by calling the BSO Cooper City (non-police and fire)-emergency line at 954-435-2000. A dispatcher will ensure appropriate City personnel are alerted and dispatched.
The Utilities Department’s regular business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. During these hours, residents should contact the department directly at 954-434-5519 for assistance with utility-related concerns and inquiries.
This enhanced process aims to streamline the response for urgent matters and ensure that issues are routed efficiently, even when the Utilities Department office is closed.
The Utilities Department’s regular business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. During these hours, residents should contact the department directly at 954-434-5519 for assistance with utility-related concerns and inquiries.
This enhanced process aims to streamline the response for urgent matters and ensure that issues are routed efficiently, even when the Utilities Department office is closed.
