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The following is a list of questions frequently asked by citizens. You may search for specific words or phases, or shorten the list by selecting a specific category.
Building Division
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You may call the IVR Hotline at (954) 457-1312. This is the automated help/information line for the building department.
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You do not need a permit for MAINTINANCE WORK OR REPAIRS where the value does not exceed $1,500. However, it is recommended that you contact Building Department personnel and confirm that the work planned falls within the repairs category and does not require a permit.
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No. A condo requires a contractor to perform any work with permission from the association.
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City Clerk
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To do a lien search on a property within the City of Hallandale Beach contact the City Clerk's Office at (954) 457-1340 or go to the
City Clerk City Lien Page.
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Code Compliance Division
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The City of Hallandale Beach is committed to helping residential property owners maintain and improve their properties through the Neighborhood Improvement Program, which assists residential property owners in improving their properties and correct code deficiencies by providing interest-free loans for improvements. For more information, or to determine if you qualify to participate in the Neighborhood Improvement Program, please contact the CRA Department at (954) 457-1341.
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All vehicles must be in operational condition including all tires fully inflated, valid tag attached to the vehicle and parked on a hard paved surface.
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Do not place items in front of your house until a scheduled bulk waste pick-up or you contact the sanitation department to schedule a pickup. Items on the swale will attract illegal dumping. If you catch someone dumping illegally please call the Police Department at (954) 765-4321.
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CRA
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-Fill out an Inspection Request Form and return it to the CRA Dept in City Hall.
-You should receive the inspection results and an NIP application in the mail within 7 to 10 business days.
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-Fill out a shutter loan application
-Apply for permits
-Complete the work
-Bring "Paid in Full" receipt to CRA
-Fill out a check request form
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Yes, We have an Affordable Housing/First Time Home Buyer Program. You can qualify for up to $35,000 depending on your income.
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Fill out a check request form and return it to the CRA Dept in City Hall
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Please fill out a Payoff Request Form and return it to the CRA Dept in City Hall
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Development Services
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Section 18-31 of the Hallandale City Code provides that it shall be unlawful for any person to engage in, conduct or manage any business in the City without first applying for a City of Hallandale Occupational License. Applications can be obtained from the Code Compliance/Occupational License Division. It takes just a few minutes to complete. An officer of the corporation, owner or partner of a business must complete the application.
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Contact the Building Division located on the first floor of the City of Hallandale Beach Municipal Complex, located at 400 S. Federal Hwy. Office Hours: 7:30 am to 5:00 pm (Monday through Friday)
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Finance
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The City's Fiscal Year is from October 1st through September 30th.
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The City of Hallandale Beach has assessed a millage of 5.9696 or approximately $5.97 per one thousand dollars of assessed taxable value as determined by the Broward County Property Appraiser. The City Commission, for the purpose of funding the operations of the City of Hallandale Beach, adopts this millage annually. This represents 26.6% of the total tax bill sent to you by the Broward County Revenue Collector. The total millage paid by area residents including the Hallandale Beach millage is 22.3772 mills. Other taxing authorities included in your bill are Broward County Government, Broward County School Board, South Florida Water Management District, South Broward Hospital District, etc. The link to the Property Appraiser website is:
Broward Property Appraiser
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Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District - 1.2900 mills Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District - .8000 mill
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Fire Department - Recruiting
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Yes. Free blood pressure checks and glucose screenings are available at each Fire Station. Although, each station is staffed 24 hours a day, the best time to visit is Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Citizens are encouraged to visit the Administrative Offices at the Main Fire Station, where staff can assist citizens with their requests.
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Yes. CPR classes are held on the second Saturday of every month at 8:30 am. The department offers Adult, Pediatric, Healthcare Provider and AED/CPR classes. For more information please call (954) 457-1470. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
Fire Rescue Programs
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Yes. The City of Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue provides the citizens with publications regarding disaster preparedness. Hurricane survival, fire prevention, injury prevention and first aid are just a few of the topics available in pamphlet form. Additionally, the Fire Department provides on-site training for many of the topics listed above. Businesses, schools and civic groups are encouraged to call and ask about specific topics that would interest them. For more information call (954) 457-1470. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
Fire Rescue Programs
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Yes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in conjunction with AAA developed a program to ensure that child passenger safety seats are properly installed. Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue has trained technicians, on site, to help install new car seats and ensure that existing ones are installed properly. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
Fire Rescue Programs
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Yes. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) would be of great interest to you. CERT Teams are a network of community teams trained by professionals to take care of themselves in the first few days following a major disaster. With basic skills training, these teams will be able to prepare their homes and neighborhoods before a disaster and immediately assist those in distress once the danger has passed. The Hallandale Beach Fire Department CERT program is a 17-hour, seven-week course of specialized training. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
Fire Rescue Programs
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Yes. Our program provides additional fire protection to the citizens of Hallandale Beach through the installation of free smoke detectors. The program is absolutely cost free, includes a smoke detector and battery, as well as installation. The program is available to citizens living within Hallandale Beach city limits in single family or duplex type homes. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
Fire Rescue Programs
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Requests for both Fire and Rescue (EMS) reports can be directed to the Records Custodian at Main Fire Station, 121 SW 3rd Street, Hallandale Beach, Florida, 33009. A small fee is required. For information regarding the fee, please call (954) 457-1470.
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No. Applicants must meet the following requirements. They must be a Florida licensed Paramedic; or be currently enrolled in the last semester of a Paramedic program, and obtain a Florida Paramedic license prior to appointment. Likewise, applicants must possess a Firefighter Certificate of Completion issued by a fire academy located in the State of Florida or a Firefighter Certificate of Compliance issued by the State of Florida; or be able to obtain the above within 6 months of appointment. For complete job requirements and an application please visit our Personnel Section.
Personnel Section
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The Firefighter Minimum Standards course requires that the applicant be a minimum of 18 years of age with a high school diploma, G.E.D., or equivalent. Applicant must pass a physical agility test and a basic skills test prior to acceptance into the Fire Academy. The Firefighter minimum standards course is 450 hours (12 weeks full-time or 6 months part-time) in length and requires that applicants pass a written assessment and a practical assessment prior to certification. This Minimum Standards Certification Course for firefighters is a mentally, physically, and emotionally challenging program that includes extensive classroom and practical elements.
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There are several training facilities located in the State of Florida, with many located in Dade and Broward Counties. All are governed by the Florida State Fire Academy located in Ocala. For more information regarding courses and locations please visit the Florida State Fire College web site using the link below. Interested students will find a complete list of all fire colleges approved by the State.
Florida State Fire College
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Topics include Fire Behavior & Extinguishment, Ropes & Knots, Ladders, Fire Hose & Water Supply, Building Construction, Fire Cause, Fire Prevention & Education and Firefighter Safety. In addition to the above topics of learning, candidates are required to participate in physically demanding training exercises that take place on a daily basis. A “C” or higher must be maintained throughout the training. Once completed, candidates are given a written and practical examination for certification.
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Becoming a Paramedic has two phases, the first phase is becoming a State Certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and the second phase is becoming a State Certified Paramedic. The EMT course is one semester (4 months) in duration and is a pre-requisite for Paramedic Training. The course is divided into four parts, Lecture, Lab, Hospital Clinical and Field Clinical. Students must maintain a “C” or higher average throughout the course. The Paramedic course consists of four consecutive semesters, which are divided into Lecture, Lab, Hospital Clinical and Field Clinical. Lecture, Lab and Clinicals will be conducted each semester with the fourth semester being dedicated to mostly Field Clinicals. A “B” or higher average must be maintained throughout the Paramedic training. Each student will be evaluated by Instructors during their Lab and Hospital rotation and by Paramedic Preceptors during the Field rotation. Upon completion of the course, the student must pass the State written exam with and 80% or higher for certification.
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Yes. For more information about the program and testing dates and locations, please visit:
M.E.S.H. Program
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Yes, the City offers a Community Mentor Scholarship Program. The mission of the Community Mentor Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance and technical support to individuals from the community who are interested in a career in Fire and Emergency Medical Services. The Program provides tuition, books and supplies for the completion of Basic Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic certifications. Fire Rescue personnel participate as Mentors to offer technical support during training. For more information regarding this program, visit our Fire Rescue Programs Page.
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General Services and Purchasing
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* Purchases from $0 - $1,000.00 – no quotes are needed.
* Purchases from $1,000.00 - $ 50,000.00 – 3 written quotes are needed.
* Purchases from $50,001.00 and above – formal written bidding procedures. See further details/explanation under General Information-Bids & Purchasing on the City’s website.
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Purchasing/General Services administers the City wide purchasing program. Please call General Services at (954) 457-1331 for further details.
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Please obtain the form from the City’s website by going to Bids & Purchasing-General Information-Bids & Purchasing-Receipts of Current Bids/RFP or RFQ form.
Current Bids & RFPs
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The City of Hallandale Beach is authorized per Code to procure, without formal contract/bids procedures, supplies, materials and equipment from other governmental entities and through State contracts.
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Home
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www.thefuturefoundationhallandalebeach.com
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Human Services
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Copy of Child’s Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Parent’s Official State ID, Proof of Residence, Proof of guardianship, Proof of Household Income.
After School Program
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You can pick up your child as late as 6:00 pm. Late fees will apply after 6:00 pm at $10.00 per fifteen minutes.
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USDA food is distributed on the 1st Wednesday of every month between the hours of 8:00 am and 12:00 noon. You have until Friday of the same week to pick up your monthly food. You will not be able to pick up food until the following month.
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1. Property owner must reside in the home.
2. Must provide a recent color phone of the home.
3. Bring the following documents: Warranty Deed or Property Tax Bill, Picture I.D., Proof of Income, Proof of Residence, Notice of Violation from Code Enforcement (if applicable)
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To join the Senior Activity Center, you must be at least 60 years of age. For more information, please call Senior Services at (954) 457-1460.
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The City of Hallandale Beach Human Services Department is an official ACCESS partner with the Department of Children and Families. A computer is available at the Hepburn Center in the lobby for clients to apply online without having to see a social worker.
Access Florida
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Under emergency assistance, the department may provide assistance for rent/mortage for up to $750.
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Yes. Legal Aid service is provided by Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida on Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment only - 9:30 am or 10:30 am. For an appointment, please call (954) 457-1460.
Coast to Coast Legal Aid
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Yes. A mobile unit will be at the Hepburn Center on February 21st and March 7th between 4:00 pm and 9:00 pm to provide fee tax preparation. The mobile unit will also be at the Hallandale Beach Library on February 17th and March 10th between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. For more information, please call (954) 964-8884 ext. 216.
Mobile Unit Schedule
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You need to bring the following documents: Photo ID; All W2 and 1099 Forms; all other income information; Social Security Cards for you and your dependents; deduction and credit expenses; day care information - EIN number and address (if applicable); 2005 Income Tax Returne (optional)
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Occupational License
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Section 18-31 of the Hallandale City Code provides that it shall be unlawful for any person to engage in, conduct or manage any business in the City without first applying for a City of Hallandale Occupational License.
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Applications can be obtained from the Code Compliance/Occupational License Division. It takes just a few minutes to complete. An officer of the corporation, owner or partner of a business must complete the application.
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Fees are established by ordinance and are applied accordingly. When the application is submitted, the applicable license tax, an application fee and an inspection fee will be collected. If it is established that a business, occupation or profession has commenced operation in the City without first applying for an occupational license, a penalty fee of 25% of the occupational license tax shall be imposed.
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Parks & Recreation
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Call the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office at (954) 457-1452 for facility availability and rental rates.
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Visit the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3 Street, (954) 457-1452.
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Two proofs of residency: current driver’s license and current utility bill (electric, water, telephone, cellular)
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Camp is held for children between the ages of 6 and 12. When registering for camp, parents must provide proof of residency (if claiming residency status) and a birth certificate for their child. Six-year olds must have completed kindergarten in order to register for camp; report card must be provided indicating graduation.
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Refunds must be requested in writing at least one-week prior to the start of the recreation program and are subject to the approval of the Director of Parks and Recreation. If approved, a full refund less a $5 processing fee will be issued.
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Personnel
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We have our avaliable jobs posted on this site. Access them by clicking on the following link:
Current Job Listings
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Depending on the position, after an application has been submitted online, each candidate will receive a confirmation notice advising him/her that the application was received. Personnel reviews each application to ensure that candidates meet the established minimum requirements. If minimum requirements are met, the application is forwarded to the hiring manager for further consideration. The hiring manager will schedule interviews with selected candidates. Candidates are ranked through the interview process and employment offers are made to the candidate who is the best fit for the open position. The Personnel Department will schedule a pre-employment physical/drug test or other testing as requested by the hiring manger. All new hires serve a nine-month probationary period. Police Officers and Firefighters serve a one-year probationary period.
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The City offers a full employee benefit package including retirement, health, dental, vision and life insurance coverage. Go to the following link to get full details on benefits:
Employee Benefits
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You may mail the application and all the required documentation to: City of Hallandale Beach Personnel Department
400 South Federal Highway,
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
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Yes you may apply online by visiting the following link:
Apply online.
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If you choose to participate in the City's health and dental coverage, it takes effect the first day of the month following 30 days of full time employment.
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Visit the following link to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles:
Florida DHSMV
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Planning and Zoning Division
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You may call the IVR Hotline at (954) 457-1312. This is the automated help/information line for the City of Hallandale Beach.
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