During a recent city commission meeting in Sunrise, Florida, officials discussed a significant amendment to the city code aimed at enhancing accessibility and inclusion within the community. The proposed amendment, which creates a new division focused on accessibility, inclusion, and mobility advisory, was introduced by Deputy Mayor and supported by Commissioner Guzman.

City Manager Mark Lobelski and City Attorney Felicia Embravo were present as the commission moved forward with the first reading of the amendment. The meeting included a public hearing segment, but no residents chose to speak on the matter.

Deputy Mayor expressed optimism about the amendment's potential impact, highlighting the collaborative efforts of city staff in gathering necessary information. He emphasized the importance of sharing this initiative with other cities in Broward County and across the state, encouraging them to adopt similar boards to enhance community engagement and support for residents with diverse needs.

The Deputy Mayor described the initiative as transformative, suggesting that its success could inspire other municipalities to implement comparable measures. The commission is set to vote on the second reading of the amendment, with hopes that it will pass and set a precedent for accessibility initiatives statewide.