Attention Residents! 

We are currently under a flood watch in our area. Never drive through flooded areas, and avoid walking in flooded areas. Stay indoors if possible and wear appropriate clothing and footwear if you must go outside.

Keep Drains Debris-Free

Let's work together to keep debris clear from stormwater drains on your property.

Clearing debris like leaves, branches, and trash from stormwater drains can help prevent clogs and blockages that can cause localized flooding during heavy rainfall. By doing this, you help protect your property, neighbors, and the larger community.

Let's work together to keep our streets and homes safe and dry.

As a result of recent weather conditions and based on current weather projections, Broward County has declared a local state of emergency on April 13, 2023; and the City of Hallandale Beach has received historic rainfall and expects to continue to be subject to weather impacts that may result in substantial harm to its population and damage to property. Read the full Declaration.

City Hall and City Parks are closed Friday 4/14/23

Visit us at www.coHB.org

for information, resources, and online services.

Online services are available 24 hours everyday at www.coHB.org.

Make Online Payments - Utility Bills, Permit Fees, Business Tax Receipts, Licenses, General Bills at www.coHB.org/PayMyBills
ePermitting Services are available at www.coHB.org/HBePermitting
Parking Services are available at www.coHB.org/Parking

Keep Drains Debris-Free

Visit us at www.coHB.org

for information, resources, and online services.

Online services are available 24 hours everyday at www.coHB.org.

Make Online Payments - Utility Bills, Permit Fees, Business Tax Receipts, Licenses, General Bills at www.coHB.org/PayMyBills

ePermitting Services are available at www.coHB.org/HBePermitting

Parking Services are available at www.coHB.org/Parking