Broward County Issues New Emergency Order

EO 20-25 allows for more flexibility for businesses, athletic events, function spaces and more.

Highlights of Emergency Order 20-25 include:

• Clarifies that restaurant counters can be used for seating, with restrictions, providing no alcohol sales.

• Spectators are permitted to attend non-professional sporting events such as high school athletic events with certain restrictions.

• Allows for additional flexibility for Homeowner Association amenities by relaxing some restrictions related to pool furnishings, common areas, and guests.

It is still vitally important that residents and business owners remain vigilant by continuing to follow safety protocols. Facial coverings and social distancing of six feet are still required under current Emergency Orders.

Whenever possible people are urged to avoid the Three C's - Confined and Closed Spaces, Crowded Places, and Close-Contact Settings.

Visit www.CoHB.org/Reopen for more information!

Multi-Family Housing

The new emergency order allows for additional flexibility for Homeowner Association amenities by relaxing some restrictions related to pool furnishings, common areas, and guests.

Capacity, Sanitation, Safety, and Amenities requirements are outlined on attachment 6.

Face Covering Requirements

Broward County Emergency Order requires face coverings for all persons in an establishment, including members of the public, and when physical distancing requirements cannot be maintained outside. Face coverings are required when obtaining services at City Hall.
Absent an express exception, facial coverings must be worn by:

All persons are required to wear face coverings at all times while using or visiting a gym or fitness center, including while exercising.
All persons while outside their residence, when physical distancing cannot be maintained.
All persons at an establishment including entering, exiting, and when moving around, regardless of physical distancing.
Workers in any establishment, regardless of physical distancing.
All persons in any common area of a multi-family housing or residential facility.
All other persons required to wear facial coverings under Broward County Emergency Order

Frequently asked questions about Face Coverings can be found here. Face coverings should adhere to the CDC guidance available here.

Visit us at www.CoHB.org
for information, resources, and online services.

CITY HALL LIMITED IN PERSON SERVICES:

The Building and Code Compliance offices are currently open for in-person assistance

Mondays and Wednesdays from 8am to 4pm

All other City Departments are open virtually and remain accessible via our Hotline (954) 457-1489 Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm.

More information is available at www.CoHB.org/CityOperations.
To contact a department or employee directly, visit www.CoHB.org/Contact.

ONLINE SERVICES:

Our online services are available 24 hours every day at www.CoHB.org/OnlineServices

• Make Online Payments - Utility Bills, Permit Fees, Business Tax Receipts, Licenses, General Bills

• ePermitting Services - Schedule an Appointment for Building Division or Code Compliance

• Stay up to Date on COVID-19 ReOpening, Emergency Orders, Information & Resources

REPORT ISSUES:

Residents are encouraged to participate in the compliance process by reporting Emergency Order
violations to the
Broward County Call Center at 311 or (954) 831-4000

or by contacting the
Hallandale Beach Code Compliance Division at CodeIssue@CoHB.org or (954) 457-1390

HOTLINE:

The City of Hallandale Beach is open virtually and available to answer any questions you may have.

Call our Hotline at (954) 457-1489 from 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday.

To contact a department or employee directly, visit www.CoHB.org/Contact.

CENSUS:

Help Shape the Future of Hallandale Beach! Census takers are currently in the area to assist those that haven't responded yet. Please respond today online at www.2020census.gov.

If you'd prefer to respond over the phone, you may call 1(844) 330-2020. Representatives are available to
assist with responding in a variety of languages.

Learn more visit www.CoHB.org/HallandaleCounts.

The City of Hallandale Beach remains in a phased partial reopening of our public spaces. In addition to Phase One Park openings for passive recreation, the Tennis and Racquetball Courts at OB Johnson and Peter Bluesten Parks remain open Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm.

The Dog Park at Joseph Scavo Park hours are 7-9am and 4-6pm daily except Wednesdays. Staff will be onsite during open hours to ensure compliance with all rules and regulations.

The City Beach is open with social distancing restrictions for visitor’s safety. Save time and download our mobile Pay-By-Phone parking app. Meters will be strictly enforced. Please remember, the beach and South City Beach Parking lots close at dark.

Rules of use, what is and what is not permitted, and hours of operations may be found at w ww.CoHB.org/ParksReopen.

Please help us keep our facilities open by following all guidelines, rules and regulations.

Its Hurricane Season! Keep informed at our new Emergency Management page where you'll find Weather Forecast Updates from the National Weather Service, Hurricane Information, and more.

Let your voice be heard!

We finished our first greenhouse gas inventory for Hallandale Beach this spring and we're looking for your input on what is most important to you as we work to become carbon neutral by 2055.

This survey should take about 10 minutes and your City really appreciates your participation!

For resources and information, please visit www.CoHB.org/Corona.
For City Operations updates, please visit www.CoHB.org/CityOperationsUpdate
For Phase One Reopening information, please visit www.CoHB.org/Reopen
For Park and Beach Reopening information, please visit www.CoHB.org/ParksReopen