The City of Hallandale Beach is currently in a phased partial reopening of our Parks as well as the City Marina and Hallandale Beach Cemetery
The Phase Two partial reopening now includes expanded Park Hours and open amenities. After six months of closure to comply with Broward County Emergency Orders, playgrounds and fitness equipment in Hallandale Beach Parks are now open with guidelines for use.
The Phase Two reopening includes extended hours for Joseph Scavo Off-Leash Dog Park, and Tennis Courts and Racquetball Courts at OB Johnson and Peter Bluesten Parks.
The City welcomes visitors to Designated Park Facilities with the following guidelines:
- All Park ordinances, rules and regulations are in effect. Broward County Emergency Order 20-27, Attachment 8 outlines County Requirements for Parks.
- Park hours are 7:30am - Dusk.
- Parking lots will remain closed to minimize travel and encourage neighborhood use.
- Tennis Courts at OB Johnson Park are Open Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm. Tennis& Racquetball Courts at Peter Bluesten Park are open 7:00am - Dusk. A maximum of four people (two on Racquetball) are allowed on the court at any time (singles or doubles play only). Play is first come first serve, reservations are not being accepted.
Phase Two Open Parks BF James Park, 777 NW 1st Ave
Foster Park & Plaza, 609 NW 8th Ave
Ingalls Park, 735 SW 1st Ave
Joseph Scavo Park, 900 Three Islands Blvd.
OB Johnson Park, 1000 NW 8th Ave
Peter Bluesten Park, 501 SE 1st Ave (Tennis & Racquetball Courts only)
South City Beach Park, 1870 S Ocean Dr
Sunrise Park, 800 NE 5th St
Sunset Park, 814 SW 6th Ave
Use Restrictions
The following activities and amenities will remain closed. Please prepare for your visit accordingly: - Restrooms
- Community Center/ Facilities
- Picnic Shelters/ Pavilions
- Athletic/ Sports Fields
- Swimming Pool
- Sports Lighting
- Concession Stands
- Water Fountains
- Park Parking Lots
- All organized athletic leagues, games, races, pick-up games and tournaments, recreation programs, events, and facility rentals are suspended
- Social gathering of groups of 11 or more people are not allowed
At this time, the BF James Pool, the Cultural Community Center, Golden Isles Park and Tennis Center (under construction), Gulfstream Academy Athletic Complex, Historic Hallandale School House, Historic Village, Peter Bluesten Park, Teen Garden will remain closed.
Rules of use, what is and what is not permitted, and hours of operations may be found at www.CoHB.org/ParksReopen.
Please help us keep our facilities open by following all guidelines, rules and regulations.
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Facial coverings help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and help keep you and those around you safe. Facial coverings are in addition to, and not a substitute for, the required social distancing. Broward County Emergency Order requires facial coverings for all persons in an establishment, including members of the public, and when physical distancing requirements cannot be maintained outside.
Absent an express exception, facial coverings must be worn by:
- All persons obtaining services at City facilities including City Hall.
- All persons while outside their residence, when physical distancing cannot be maintained.
- All persons while visiting or using an amenity (park, pool, beach or any leisure/ entertainment area of a multi-family housing or residential facility including pool, community room, athletic court) when physical distancing (6') cannot be maintained.
- All persons at an establishment (retail, commercial, government, charity, non-profit, business, organization) including entering, exiting, and when moving around, regardless of physical distancing.
- Workers in any establishment or amenity, regardless of physical distancing.
- All persons visiting or using a common area of a multi-family housing including reception area, hallway, elevator, regardless of physical distancing.
- All persons are required to wear facial coverings at all times while using or visiting a gym or fitness center, except when actively exercising.
- All other persons required to wear facial coverings under Broward County Emergency Order
Facial coverings are also required to the extent expressly required by any Executive Order of the Governor and as stated in any attachment to the Broward County Emergency Orders.Frequently asked questions about Face Coverings can be found here. Face coverings should adhere to the CDC guidance available here. |
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Visit us at www.CoHB.org
for information, resources, and online services. |
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CITY HALL LIMITED IN PERSON SERVICES:The Building and Code Compliance offices are currently open for in-person assistance Monday through Thursday from 8am to 4pm
Finance and Utility Billing offices are currently open for in-person assistance Mondays and Wednesdays from 8am to 4pm
The Police Department is also open for in person finger printing services for residents by appointment only. Call (954) 457-1400 for more information. Mondays 10am - 2pm
All other City Departments are open virtually and remain accessible via our Hotline (954) 457-1489 Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm.
More information is available at www.CoHB.org/CityOperations.
To contact a department or employee directly, visit www.CoHB.org/Contact.
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REPORT ISSUES:Residents are encouraged to participate in the compliance process by reporting Emergency Order
violations to the
Broward County Call Center at 311 or (954) 831-4000
or by contacting the
Hallandale Beach Code Compliance Division at CodeIssue@CoHB.org or (954) 457-1390
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HOTLINE:The City of Hallandale Beach is open virtually and available to answer any questions you may have.
Call our Hotline at (954) 457-1489 from 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday.
To contact a department or employee directly, visit www.CoHB.org/Contact.
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CENSUS:Help Shape the Future of Hallandale Beach! Census takers are currently in the area to assist those that haven't responded yet. Please respond today online at www.2020census.gov.
If you'd prefer to respond over the phone, you may call 1(844) 330-2020. Representatives are available to
assist with responding in a variety of languages.
Learn more visit www.CoHB.org/HallandaleCounts.
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Its Hurricane Season! Keep informed at our new Emergency Management page where you'll find Weather Forecast Updates from the National Weather Service, Hurricane Information, and more.
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Let your voice be heard! We finished our first greenhouse gas inventory for Hallandale Beach this spring and we're looking for your input on what is most important to you as we work to become carbon neutral by 2055.
This survey should take about 10 minutes and your City really appreciates your participation! |
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