Scott Subko and Broward Commissioner Michael Udine at the Parkland Farmers’ Market in December {Udine}
From Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine
Goodbye 2024 and hello 2025! Broward County rang in the New Year in style! From the countdown in Fort Lauderdale and festivities on the beach, a night out at one of the great restaurants throughout Broward County, or just a night at home watching the ball drop in Times Square, residents enjoyed the evening. I look forward to making 2025 a great year and wish everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Speaking of the New Year and those resolutions—was your resolution to get outside, get active, and get fit? Broward County Parks is kicking things into high gear as we enjoy the cooler temperatures and beautiful weather. The parks have many options from exercise classes, birding hikes, stroll and learns, and family hayrides and campfire events! Visit Broward.org/parks for more information and get out there and enjoy.
On January 20th we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day. Recognized as a holiday for the first time 38 years ago in 1986, the day celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. King and is a great opportunity to further the dream. I encourage you to participate in one of the many National Day of Service activities in your community or attend one of the many events hosted throughout our cities. In addition, you can visit our Broward Libraries which will have displays available for research, and learning on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Remember, we should all make this National Day of Service not just one day, but a mission throughout the year.
Do you take Loxahatchee Road daily in District 3? We have great news! In December, the portion between State Road 817 and North University Drive and Parkside Drive has reopened. While work will continue for the median and sidewalks, this reopening will minimize construction impacts for commuters. Please continue to use caution as you drive through the area, but this reopening will save residents time and provide a safer roadway for drivers.
Finally, thank you to all residents who shopped local and supported small businesses throughout District 3 this holiday season. In the new year if you are a small business Broward County wants to work with you! Get certified through our Office of Economic and Small Business Development and see how you can work with Broward County to grow your business! Small businesses are the backbone of our community. Visit Broward.org/econdev for more information and to sign up for the Business Assistance Weekly Newsletter.
The top priority in my office is that we stay in contact with the residents of District 3 and Broward County. We are available by phone, email, and social media. Reach me at MUdine@Broward.org or at my office at (954) 357-7003. In addition, we are available to meet by appointment at Coral Springs City Hall. On social media you can find me at Facebook.com/CommissionerMichaelUdine and @MichaelUdine on X or Instagram to receive important updates and see what is happening in our community. Let’s connect!
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine represents Seat Three, covering Coral Springs, Parkland, Tamarac, and North Lauderdale.
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