The City of Hollywood's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is moving forward with plans to enhance wayfinding signage in local parks, aimed at improving navigation for pedestrians and cyclists. During the board meeting on April 4, 2023, discussions centered around the design and placement of these signs, which are intended to guide visitors to key locations, including the Broadwalk.

While specific locations for the signs have not yet been finalized, the CRA has proposed placing them in prominent areas within beach parks, where pedestrian activity is high. The signs will feature two types: one for directing foot and bike traffic and another for parking identification. This dual approach aims to ensure that both pedestrians and drivers can easily access information about public parking and nearby attractions.

Board members emphasized the importance of the signs' design, focusing on readability and visual appeal. The discussions highlighted the need for clear design language, including color and shape, to ensure that the signs are effective for all users. Feedback from board members also pointed out the necessity of ensuring that the signs are legible from a distance, particularly for those traveling by car.

As the CRA continues to refine the design and finalize locations, the community can look forward to improved navigation options that will enhance the overall experience in Hollywood's beach parks. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to fostering a more accessible and user-friendly environment for residents and visitors alike.