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Staying informed is an important part of living in a well-connected, well-cared-for community. The City of Pembroke Pines has released its latest official newsletter, September 3, 2025. 👉 Click here to read the September 3rd newsletter from the City of Pembroke Pines

The City of Pembroke Pines is proud to announce our new partnership with Republic Services, who will provide household hazardous waste drop off events for our residents.

Dear Blue Stream Fiber Customer, We want to make you aware of a change coming to your TV channel lineup. Starting August 4, 2025, ABC programming will move from Channel 10 (WPLG) to Channel 3 (WSVN). No other channels will be affected. This update follows an agreement between Sunbeam Television Corporation and ABC to begin broadcasting the network on WSVN and is not related to any changes made by Blue Stream Fiber. While ABC will have a new home, the shows and programming you’re used to will remain the same. The only difference you may notice is in the local news coverage. Channel 10 will continue to operate as an independent station, offering its own mix of news, entertainment, and syndicated programming. If you use a Direct Connect setup, you may need to rescan your channels on August 4 to see ABC on Channel 3. To do this, open the Settings menu on your TV remote, find the Channel or Tuning options, then start a channel scan (often labeled “Channel Scan,” “Auto Program,” or similar). The scan may take a few minutes and will update your lineup with the new channel. In addition, if you have a OnePass or series recording set for ABC on Channel 10, it may need to be updated. If your OnePass is set to record from all channels, it should adjust automatically. If not, we recommend resetting your recording settings on August 4 by selecting Menu > Settings > OnePass Manager. For additional support or troubleshooting tips, don’t forget to visit our Online Learning Hub at bluestreamfiber.com/learning . Thank you for being a valued Blue Stream Fiber customer. Sincerely, Blue Stream Fiber

As we enter hurricane season in Florida, it’s critical for Condominium and Homeowners associations to proactively prepare. During a State of Emergency, Florida law (Chapters 718 & 720, Florida Statutes) grants associations emergency powers that allow them to: •Reschedule meetings with limited notice •Relocate the association’s principal office •Work with local governments on debris removal •Restrict access to damaged or unsafe areas •Shut down utilities (e.g., elevators, water, power) as needed for safety •Levy special assessments without a vote of the owners •These powers help associations act swiftly to protect people and property when time is of the essence. Pre-Storm Actions for Associations: •Document the Property Take clear, date-stamped videos and photos of association property (buildings, amenities, equipment, landscaping) to support future insurance claims. Store digital copies in multiple secure locations. • Secure Potential Hazards Remove or tie down anything that could become a projectile in high winds—furniture, planters, maintenance tools, decorations, and loose landscaping materials. •Review and Maintain Equipment Check backup generators, fire alarms, pumps, and elevators. Replace batteries in emergency lighting and test all safety systems to ensure functionality during a power outage. • Install Shutters and Protect Windows Install hurricane shutters or board up common area windows. Strongly encourage unit owners to do the same. •Maintain Communication Channels Ensure resident contact information is current. Provide clear instructions for receiving updates via email, text, or the association’s website. Distribute your community’s hurricane preparedness plan. •Print Essential Documents Power and internet may be lost. Have printed copies of key documents: contact lists, insurance policies, vendor info, evacuation plans, and emergency procedures. Post-Storm Priorities: •Inspect and Document Damage Take new date-stamped photos and videos to capture any storm-related damage. This helps preserve insurance claims and supports repair efforts. •Clear Access Points Remove debris from entryways to ensure residents and emergency personnel can safely access the property. •Hold Emergency Meetings Use board or member meetings (virtual or in-person) to share updates, coordinate repairs, and address resident concerns. •Track and Prioritize Repairs Create a detailed list of necessary repairs, including the location and nature of the damage. •Keep Residents Informed Regularly update your website, send email alerts, and post notices in high-traffic areas to keep everyone aware of developments and safety information. Watch Our Recorded Lunch & Learn: “Hurricane Preparedness – Be Ready Before the Storm”

Please be advised that effective immediately Grand Palms will no longer have courier services daily. Moving forward please do not bring your maintenance checks to the management office to be sent to our corporate office. We recommend at this time you either mail your payments in with the envelopes you receive with your coupons, or you make take advantage of setting up your account with ACH (for those communities that offer it), you may also want to contact your bank and have them set it up on auto pay. We are working on setting up a Fed Ex account for once a week that will have items go to our corporate office in Miami, however, if your checks are put in the box this may delay the posting time, and we want to avoid late payments being posted to your account. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, however, going with the times and corporations going paperless, Miami Management implemented this new procedure.

Free Registration for the first year and Tuition discount on the monthly payment We only need proof of Residency or Employment Verification

Snake sightings have been reported in Grand Palms. Please remember to stay cautious, keep yards clear of debris, watch pets, and maintain distance if you see one.

Beginning January 1, 2025, the Code Compliance Unit will begin enforcement on any vehicles, trailers, recreational vehicles, boats, special use or similar vehicles that are parked on any non-paved landscape area - including both grass and gravel.