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Same location for 19 years • “S. FL’s finest & friendliest PGA/LPGA Instruction right in your back yard”.
prior storm events, will be replaced with a more ele-
vated and wider pier. The new Pier’s design will pro-
vide better storm resistance, meet rising water levels
and provide a better fishing, viewing and recreational
opportunities for both residents and visitors alike.
The City encourages all residents to take the time
to learn more about the General Obligation Bond
Referendum which we refer to as “G.O Pompano!”
Check out all of the projects these bond initiatives
will fund in your neighborhood and elsewhere in the
City at www.pompanobeachfl.gov.
The information provided on the
website will assist you in making
an informed decision on the
issues when you get out and vote
on March 13th and voice your
choice.
Sample ballot questions ballot
question 1: Public safety projects
Total Public Safety Projects -
$44,640,500.
To acquire, construct, equip,
renovate, replace and improve
police, fire, emergency manage-
ment and lifeguard facilities for
bonds
not
exceeding
$46,000,000.
Beach Lifeguard Headquarters
Renovation - Enhance public
safety on the beach by replacing
4 older, outdated lifeguard towers
and modernizing the existing
Ocean Rescue Building.
$1,430,000. Fire/Emergency Ops
Center - Construct a new Fire
Rescue and Logistics Complex to
include an Administrative Center,
Emergency Operations Center,
and a Fire and EMS distribution
center with storage space for
emergency apparatus, along with
land acquisition for a public park-
ing garage to be located in the
Downtown Pompano Transit Ori-
ented
Corridor
(DPTOC).
$18,810,000
Fire Station #52 - Replace the
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