The Broward County Board of County Commissioners is the governing body of the Broward Municipal Services District (BMSD), and provides municipal services for the area, including business and housing development, library and park facilities, roadway maintenance, street enhancements, and zoning and code enforcement. Innovative opportunities to increase household incomes, develop economic stability and improve quality of life for residents within the Broward Municipal Services District are priorities for the Board of County Commissioners. The County continues to implement programs and services that will help to strengthen neighborhoods in the community, for today and for the future.
Notices:
Central County Community Advisory Board Meetings: November 20th, 2024.
Broward County Code of Ordinance Chapter 34, Article, Sec. 34-35.
Connection to public water and/or sewage in abutting streets and easments is required. For more information, go to:
Connection Incentive Program
Website: bit.ly/WWSConnect
Phone: 954-831-3250
Email: wwsconnection@broward.org
Renters Have Rights!
As rents continue to increase in South Florida, the County has launched a
website to help tenants understand their rights under Florida law. The website provides a one-stop shop with resources for renters
Tenant Bill of Rights.
For rental assistance, contact your local
Family Success Center.
Broward Municipal Services District (BMSD) Revolving Loan Fund (RLF)
This new small business lending program will provide flexible, low-cost capital for existing businesses, as well as new start-up businesses in the BMSD.
The RLF provides BMSD businesses and commercial property owners with working capital and commercial real estate loans, along with small business training and other support services.
Learn More...
Community Information:
Reporting a Code Violation
BMSD Code Enforcement handles complaints about violations occurring on properties in the subdivisions located in the BMSD. Find your code enforcement officer by BSMD neighborhood. If you live outside BMSD neighborhoods, locate your municipality code enforcement office by address search or clickable map.
Flooding & Flood Risks: Your property may have been added to a flood zone
Residents and businesses in Broward County are encouraged to view the current flood zones map and FEMA's preliminary flood zones map to better understand their potential flood risk and to help identify steps they may need to take to protect against property damage and loss. We encourage property owners to also use the interactive tools below to see their current flood zone and the preliminary flood zones.
Visit Environmental Permitting Division's
Flood Zone Maps for additional information and to view the interactive and static flood zone maps available. Visit
Current Water Levels for information real-time canal water level readings.
