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Votes at a glance: Pompano Beach commission approves grants, contracts and board appointments; Dixie Highway gets $985,000 state appropriation

5333028 · July 8, 2025
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Summary

The Pompano Beach City Commission on July 8 approved multiple grants, design authorizations and appointments — including FDOT runway and taxiway grants for the Airpark, a $1.08 million design work authorization for a Fire Administration/EOC facility, HUD consolidated-plan approvals, and a five‑year community-bus contract — and accepted a state appropriation of $985,000 for the Dixie Highway safety corridor.

The Pompano Beach City Commission on July 8 approved a slate of resolutions, agreements and appointments spanning public safety infrastructure, transportation service contracts, HUD funding plans and advisory-board nominations.

Key action highlights

- State appropriation: Representative Chip LaMarca presented a state appropriation check of $985,000 to the city for the Dixie Highway Safety Corridor Phase 3. LaMarca credited state staff and the city’s lobby partners for the award.

- Grants for Pompano Beach Airpark: The commission accepted two Florida Department of Transportation grants and confirmed city matching contributions: $136,182 for rehabilitation of Runway 10/28 (item 3) and $18,875 toward corrective work on Taxiway A (item 4). City staff clarified both awards fund rehabilitation and taxiway corrections only; neither grant finances runway extension. The runway construction would follow receipt of an expected FAA grant; staff said construction would likely begin fall 2025 and the runway would be closed for about nine months while work is completed.

- Public art master plan (item 2): The commission authorized award of RFP 25 for a public art master plan to Design Local Limited (Design Local Ltd.) in the amount of $80,000. The Cultural Affairs director said the contract is funded from designated public-art revenue and will not…

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