The Cooper City government meeting held on September 25, 2025, featured discussions centered around community engagement and support for local veterans. The meeting began with a report from a council member who attended a recent Veterans Breakfast in Davie, which saw a record attendance of 104 veterans from various municipalities, including Cooper City.

The council member highlighted the importance of such events, noting that they provide veterans with valuable information about available services and foster a sense of appreciation among attendees. The breakfast, staffed by volunteers, included a meal of scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits with gravy, and beverages, emphasizing the need for table service due to the mobility challenges faced by many veterans.

A proposal was made to consider hosting a similar breakfast at City Hall, potentially involving different organizations within the city to assist with serving and sponsoring the food. The council member suggested that this could be a monthly event, aligning with the existing monthly breakfasts held in Davie, and proposed that it could coincide with Veterans Day celebrations, which the city currently does not formally recognize.

The discussion underscored the commitment of Cooper City to support its veteran community and explore opportunities for increased engagement and appreciation. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the need for further planning and collaboration to bring this initiative to fruition, ensuring that local veterans receive the recognition and support they deserve.