Fort Lauderdale Parks Board Holds Public Meeting

Residents invited to discuss local recreation and beach initiatives

Apr. 13, 2026 at 5:17pm

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An abstract, impressionistic photograph showing a blurred scene of people enjoying a sunny day at a public beach, with soft pools of warm, golden light and hazy, pastel colors.The public meeting will allow residents to share their vision for the future of Fort Lauderdale's cherished parks and beaches.Fort Lauderdale Today

The City of Fort Lauderdale's Parks, Recreation, and Beaches Advisory Board is holding a public meeting on April 22, 2026 to discuss upcoming initiatives and get feedback from the community on the city's parks, recreational facilities, and beaches.

Why it matters

Fort Lauderdale's parks, beaches, and recreational spaces are vital community assets that impact quality of life for residents. This public meeting allows the advisory board to hear directly from citizens on priorities and concerns related to these important public resources.

The details

The agenda for the April 22nd meeting includes updates on park improvement projects, new recreational programming, and plans for beach maintenance and conservation. The public will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide input during the open comment period.

  • The Parks, Recreation, and Beaches Advisory Board meeting will take place on April 22, 2026.

The players

City of Fort Lauderdale

The local government of Fort Lauderdale, Florida that oversees the city's parks, recreational facilities, and beaches.

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What’s next

Residents can find more information about the meeting, including the full agenda and instructions for attending virtually or in-person, on the City of Fort Lauderdale's website.

The takeaway

This public meeting is an important opportunity for Fort Lauderdale residents to provide direct feedback to the city's Parks, Recreation, and Beaches Advisory Board and help shape the future of their local parks, recreational spaces, and beaches.