ABOUT SUNRISE.

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ABOUT SUNRISE

The City of Sunrise was originally incorporated in 1961 as Sunrise Golf Village. Over the past 50 years, it has grown from a small suburban community to a diverse City of more than 90,000 residents. Sunrise is a full-service City that owns and operates its Utilities Department, providing water and sewer services to approximately 200,000 people in a 70-square-mile utility service area. In addition, Sunrise maintains its own Police and Fire-Rescue departments. The City offers a wide variety of recreational programs and facilities, including swimming pools, a tennis club, a golf club, a theatre and art gallery, an athletic club and eight parks.

Sunrise is also home to the Sawgrass International Corporate Park and such regional attractions as the BankAtlantic Center, Sawgrass Mills Mall and retail chain IKEA.

Form of Government

The City of Sunrise operates under a Commission/Manager form of government, led by a Mayor and four City Commissioners. It is the Commission’s responsibility to set policy, establish laws and adopt the City’s budget. The Commission-appointed City Manager implements the policies and laws, while overseeing the day-to-day operations of Sunrise.

Municipal Elections

The Mayor and four City Commissioners are elected to four-year, staggered terms on a non-partisan basis. Municipal elections are held in November of even-numbered years.

Sources of Information

Sunrise strives to facilitate communica-tion between the City and its residents and business owners. Information can be obtained in person and through these channels:

• www.SunriseFL.gov The City’s official Web site lists City facilities and their hours of operation; offers a variety of forms in PDF format; and offers residents a convenient means of registering for Leisure Services programs and paying utility bills. Streaming video of commission meetings is also available on the site.

The City’s Web site now features a Citizen Service Request page. Access it any time, 24/7, to ask a question or report a problem. You can even track the progress of your request online. Visit www.sunrisefl.gov and click the Citizen Service Request banner on the home page.

• CodeRED Using this high-speed notification system, Sunrise officials can quickly deliver messages via telephone to targeted areas, or to the entire City. These messages could include boil-water orders, storm advisories and other urgent information. If you have an unlisted phone number, changed your phone number or address within the past year, or use a cellular phone or VoIP phone as your primary number, you may not be in our CodeRED database. Input your contact information today: Visit www.SunriseFL.gov and click the “Sign Up For Information” button near the center of the page.

• The Sunrise Source This bi-monthly, opt-in email newsletter delivers informa-tion about City programs and events. To register to receive the Sunrise Source, visit www.SunriseFL.gov and click the “Sign Up For Information” button near the center of the page.

• Social Media Sunrise now uses Facebook (www.facebook.com/SunriseFL) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/CityOfSunrise) to transmit time-sensitive infor-mation. Stay in the loop: Friend and Follow us! And, for photos of recent City events, be sure to visit Flickr (www.flickr.com/CityOfSunrise). A link to each of these sites is at the top of the City’s home page, www.sunrisefl.gov.

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CITY OF SUNRISE A to Z GUIDE

GENERAL INFORMATION 954-741-2580

Not sure who to call? Contact our City Hall Information Desk. Aquatics

The City’s Leisure Services Department operates three pools staffed by lifeguards. Aquatics programs include individual and group swim lessons, and aqua fitness.

Civic Center Aquatics Complex, 10610 W. Oakland Park Blvd. 954-747-4636

Village Beach Club, 6767 NW 24 Street 954-572-2480

Welleby Pool, 9605 W. Oakland Park Blvd. 954-572-2285

Arts

Sunrise prides itself on offering a wide range of cultural programs. The Civic Center Theatre hosts live music, dance, drama, children’s productions and more, while the Art Gallery showcases local artists and traveling exhibitions.

Sunrise Civic Center Art Gallery 954-747-4641

10610 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

Sunrise Civic Center Theatre & Box Office, 954-747-4646

Block Parties

If you’d like to hold a neighborhood block party, the Sunrise Police Department can help with planning, scheduling and street closure. Call the Office of Community Polic-ing at 954-746-3383.

Bulk Trash

Sunrise provides citywide residential bulk trash pick-up each month. A collection schedule is posted in the Sanitation section of the City’s Web site, www.sunrisefl.gov. To talk with a customer service representative, call 954-746-3232.

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This unit – a division of the Sunrise Police Department – is responsible for issuing Business Tax Receipts (formerly known as Occupational Licenses) to Sunrise-based businesses. For information, call 954-572-2352.

Camps

Sunrise Leisure Services offers an eight-week summer camp program, as well as holiday mini-camps and kids’ day off sessions. Call 954-747-4600 for registration information.

Catering

The ARC Culinary Institute is the official caterer of the Grand Ballroom at the Sunrise Civic Center – the City’s banquet hall. This partnership enables the Institute to host large and small events, from business meetings to weddings, in a unique and elegant venue. To discuss catering options and schedule a visit to the Grand Ballroom, contact catering manager Gary Snow at 954-746-9400, extension 2214.

CENTRAL SERVICES 954-746-3230

The Central Services Department’s primary responsibility is to provide internal support for City departments and operations. Central Services is comprised of five divisions: the Management & Budget Office, Purchasing, Risk Management, Facilities Management, and Marketing & Communications.

City Hall, 10770 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

Purchasing Division 954-572-2274

Purchasing coordinates the acquisition of commodities and services required by the City. They maintain vendor information and work with City departments to develop bid packages, as well as requests for qualifications, proposals and quotations.

City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136 Ave., Building A

Risk Management Division 954-572-2496

Risk Management handles matters concerning property insurance, City liability and em-ployee safety. City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136 Ave., Building A

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

The City’s Office of Emergency Management offers free basic training in disaster survival and rescue skills as part of its CERT program. Once trained, a CERT member will be able to increase their family’s – and their neighborhood’s – disaster readiness; assess damage and communicate it to the proper authorities; perform light search and rescue; and assist the injured. Call 954-888-6060 for more information.

CITY CLERK 954-746-3333

The City Clerk’s Office serves as the local Supervisor of Elections, as well as the City’s records custodian. The City Clerk also responds to lien inquiries and records requests. City Hall, 10770 West Oakland Park Blvd.

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CITY COMMISSION 954-746-3250 The Commission is comprised of the mayor and four commissioners. It is their responsibility to set policy, establish laws and adopt the City’s budget. City Hall, 10770 West Oakland Park Blvd.

CITY MANAGER 954-746-3430

The City Manager directs the City’s day-to-day operations, overseeing the implementation of Commission policies and objectives.

City Hall, 10770 West Oakland Park Blvd.

CODE ENFORCEMENT (Hotline) 954-572-2344 Code Enforcement – a division of the Sunrise Police Department – is responsible for the enforcement of City codes and ordinances designed to protect the well being of the community and maintain quality standards.

City Hall Annex, 1607 NW 136 Avenue, Bldg. B

Mayor Michael J. Ryan (center) and Commissioners Sheila D. Alu, Joseph A. Scuotto, Lawrence A. Sofield, and Donald K. Rosen (left to right)

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 954-746-3270

The Community Development Department encompasses five divisions which, together, address residential and commercial structures within the City. City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. A and 1607 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. B

Building Division 954-572-2354

Enforces the Florida Building Code. Reviews all construction plans, inspects all aspects of construction, collects permit fees and issues building-related permits, and issues Certificates of Occupancy.

City Hall Annex, 1607 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. B

Planning Division 954-746-3270

Manages the planning functions necessary to meet the City’s short- and long-term development goals.

City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. A

Engineering Division 954-746-3270

Responsible for design review, permitting and inspection of all public and private in-frastructure elements within the City. Also manages the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program and other community-based initiatives.

Capital Projects Division 954-572-2490

Responsible for the construction of capital improvement projects for the City of Sunrise. City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. A

Redevelopment & Grants Division 954-572-2315

Coordinates the City’s redevelopment efforts, and seeks out available Federal, State and local grant programs.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 954-746-3430

This office works with corporations interested in relocating to or expanding within Sunrise. City Hall Annex, 1601 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. A

Facility Rentals

Sunrise offers gathering space for meetings and special events. Sites include community centers (meeting and celebration rooms) and parks (picnic pavilions).

Call 954-747-4600 for rates and reservations.

Family Central at Roarke Hall

Sunrise offers gathering space for meetings and special events. Sites include community centers (meeting and celebration rooms) and parks (picnic pavilions).

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FINANCE 954-746-3217 Among other responsibilities, the Finance Department processes payments to City vendors. City Hall, 10770 West Oakland Park Blvd.

FIRE-RESCUE 911 (Emergency); 954-746-3400 (Non Emergency) The Fire-Rescue Department’s trained Firefighter/Paramedics protect residents’ life and property. In addition to serving as first responders, they provide fire-prevention educa-tion to citizens of all ages.

Public Safety Complex, 10440 West Oakland Park Boulevard Fire Stations

Fire Station #39, 6800 Sunset Strip Fire Station #59, 8330 NW 27th Place

Fire Station #72, 10440 W. Oakland Park Blvd. Fire Station #83, 60 Weston Road

Fire Station #92, 13721 NW 21st Street

Garbage

Sunrise provides residential garbage pick-up twice each week. Residential recyclables are collected once a week. Call 954-746-3232 for information.

GAS 954-572-2299

The Gas Department provides natural gas to nearly 10,000 residential and commercial customers. Gas Administration Building, 4401 NW 103 Avenue

Hurricane Preparedness

It’s never too early to prepare for the annual storm season – which runs from June 1st through November 30th. Develop a preparedness plan, safeguard your home, and be sure to have plenty of supplies on hand. If a storm approaches, listen to local news out-lets for updates. Information will also be available on the City’s Web site and emergen-cy radio station (1610 AM), and from the Broward County Call Center (954-831-4000).

INFORMATION 954-741-2580

Not sure who to call? Contact our City Hall Information Desk.

Jobs

The Personnel Department advertises City job openings and screens applicants. For information on open positions, visit the city’s web site, or call 954-838-4522 or 954-838-4531 (TDD JOB LINE).

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LEISURE SERVICES 954-747-4600

The Leisure Services Department operates sports, recreation and cultural facilities, and offers programs, leagues and events for residents of all ages.

Sunrise Civic Center, 10610 W. Oakland Park Blvd., 2nd Floor

Aquatics 954-747-4636

The Aquatics Complex features a family pool with water slide, as well as a children’s wading pool.

Sunrise Civic Center, 10610 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

Art Gallery 954-747-4641

The City’s Art Gallery showcases traveling exhibits, as well as the work of area artists. Admission is free.

Athletic Club & Gymnasium 954-747-4666

The Athletic Club’s fitness center features treadmills, elliptical trainers, free weights and weight/resistance machines. The Club also offers two air-conditioned racquet-ball courts, a game room, and a locker room with showers.

Memberships are available.

Grand Ballroom at the Sunrise Civic Center 954-747-9400 x2214 This elegant venue is ideal for a variety of events – from business meetings to wed-dings. Catering is expertly managed by the ARC Culinary Institute.

Theatre, Amphitheatre & Box Office 954-747-4646 The Civic Center Complex features a 300-seat Theatre with a full production-size stage and state-of-the-art sound and lighting. An outdoor Amphitheatre and full-service Box Office are also on site.

Sunrise Senior Center 954-746-3670

The Senior Center offers opportunities for personal growth and new friendships, and helps seniors maintain an independent, healthy lifestyle.

Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club 954-572-2270 This 67-acre executive course recently underwent a complete renovation. Its club-house features a course-view restaurant, a pro shop and spacious locker rooms. Memberships are available. Operated by Guidant Management.

8150 Springtree Drive

Sunrise Tennis Club 954-572-2286

The City’s award-winning Tennis Club features 10 Hydrocourt clay courts, four asphalt-based cushioned courts, a pro shop, players’ lounge and locker rooms. The Club offers clinics and lessons, as well as youth camps and party packages. Memberships are available. 9605 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

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Village Multipurpose Center 954-578-3551 The Multipurpose Center’s City-operated gymnasium offers pickup basketball, volleyball and badminton, as well as family fun time. The adjacent classroom wing houses Family Literacy, ESOL and GED classes run by the School Board of Broward County. 2240 NW 68 Avenue

Meeting Rooms 954-747-4600

Available for rental at select locations. Call for reservation information. Nob Hill Hall at Sunrise Soccer Club, 10200 Sunset Strip

250 person maximum capacity. Kitchen.

Village Civic Center, 6800 Sunset Strip

150 person maximum capacity. No Kitchen

Parks 954-747-4600

City Park, 6700 Sunset Strip Flamingo Park, 12855 NW 8 Street

Nob Hill Soccer Club Park, 10200 Sunset Strip Oscar Wind Park, 200 North New River Circle Piper Field, 8000 NW 44th Street

Sawgrass Sanctuary, 237 North New River Circle Soccer Club Park, 10200 Sunset Strip

Sunrise Athletic Complex (SAC), 11501 NW 44 Street Welleby Park, 11100 NW 44 Street

Picnic Pavilions 954-747-4600

Available for rental at select parks. Call for reservation information. Oscar Wind Park, 200 North New River Circle

Sawgrass Sanctuary, 237 North New River Circle Welleby Park, 11100 NW 44 Street

Pools

Civic Center Family Pool, 954-747-4636

Village Beach Club, 954-572-2480

6767 NW 24 Street

Welleby Pool, 954-572-2285

9605 W. Oakland Park Blvd. Library

The Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Library (operated by Broward County) is located at 10500 West Oakland Park Boulevard, adjacent to the Sunrise Senior Center. Call 954-749-2521 for hours and program information.

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Parks and Recreation

See the “Leisure Services” section of this handbook, pages 9-10, for information on parks, pools and other recreation facilities.

Permits

Permits for building additions and home improvements must be obtained from the City’s Building Division. Call 954-572-2354 for details.

PERSONNEL 954-838-4522 (Office); (TDD JOB LINE) 954-838-4531 The Personnel Department recruits and screens applicants, and administers employee training programs. City Hall, 10770 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

POLICE 911 (Emergency); 954-746-3600 (Non Emergency) The Sunrise Police Department protects life and property, prevents crime, responds to calls for service, and enforces City Ordinances and State Laws. The Department also promotes citizen communication and involvement through its community-based policing initiatives.

Public Safety Complex,

10440 West Oakland Park Boulevard Police Substations

Village Civic Center, 6800 Sunset Strip New River Civic Center, 60 Weston Road

Code Enforcement (Hotline) 954-572-2344

Code Enforcement – a division of the Sunrise Police Department – is responsible for the enforcement of City codes and ordinances designed to protect the well being of the community and maintain quality standards. City Hall Annex,

1607 NW 136 Avenue, Bldg. B

Business Tax Receipts 954-572-2352

This unit – a division of the Sunrise Police Department – is responsible for

issuing Business Tax Receipts (formerly known as Occupational Licenses) to Sunrise-based businesses. City Hall Annex, 1607 NW 136 Avenue, Bldg. B

PUBLIC SERVICE

The Public Service Division is responsible for serving more than 60,000 utility accounts and more than 200,000 customers in the communities of Sunrise, Davie, Lauderhill, Southwest Ranches, Tamarac, Weston and unincorporated Broward County. Contact Public Service to open, close or update a water, natural gas or sanitation/recycling account; to ask a question about your account; or to pay a utility bill.

Customer Service Locations:

City Hall, 10770 W. Oakland Park Blvd. 954-746-3232

Village Civic Center, 6800 Sunset Strip New River Civic Center, 60 Weston Road

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Special Events

The Leisure Services Department hosts a variety of special events throughout the year. (A partial list is available on page 22 of this guide.) Visit www.sunrisefl.gov for a search-able calendar of events, check the current issue of the Horizons recreation catalog, or call 954-747-4600.

PUBLIC WORKS 954-572-2388

The Public Works Department is instrumental in maintaining public streets, sidewalks and parking areas. Public Works also plays a key role in maintaining the system of canals, reservoirs, pumping stations and related drainage equipment within the City. Public Works Building, 6466 NW 20th St.

Recycling

The City provides residential recycling pick-up on a weekly basis. Sunrise residents are part of an “All-in-One”/single-stream recycling system – which means recyclable items do not need to be sorted by material. All recyclables may be placed curbside in a single bin. Most single-family homes now have 65-gallon rolling bins, and are eligible to earn recycling rewards via www.recyclebank.com. Visit www.sunrisefl.gov for pick-up maps/ schedules, or call 954-746-3232.

Schools

Sunrise is home to 11 public schools. See page 25 for a list of school contact information.

Senior Center

The City’s award-winning Senior Center is located at 10650 West Oakland Park Boulevard. The Center offers opportunities for personal growth and new friendships, and helps seniors maintain an independent, healthy lifestyle. It’s also home to the City’s transportation and social services programs. Call 954-746-3670 for more information.

Transportation

Sunrise mini-buses operate on a regular schedule, picking up passengers in residential areas and transporting them to and from a variety of destinations - including shopping centers, libraries, the Senior Center and Sawgrass Mills.

Call 954-746-3677 for more information. The City also offers medical transportation to eligible residents. Call 954-746-3670 for details.

UTILITIES 954-888-6000

The Utilities Department is committed to supplying high-quality water that meets or exceeds federal, state and local standards. The Department is also responsible for the efficient, effective, environmentally-sound disposal of wastewater. The Sunrise utility system serves approximately 200,000 residential and commercial customers. Utility Administrative Complex, 777 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway

Volunteering

Sunrise supports the spirit of volunteerism in its residents and staff. If you’re looking for an opportunity to make a difference in the community call 954-838-4522.

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HOMEOWNER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

The Community Development Department coordinates a variety of programs designed to assist current and prospective Sunrise homeowners.

Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program

The NTCP was designed to provide residents with an opportunity to raise neighbor-hood traffic concerns and to participate in the selection of strategies that promote safe and pleasant conditions for residents, pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists in Sunrise neighborhoods.

The NTCP is applicable only for residential City streets, and is not appropriate for arterial or collector streets, or for cul-de-sacs or dead-end roads. Additionally, for a neighbor-hood street to qualify for NTCP consideration, it must meet speeding and traffic volume criteria as determined by a City evaluation.

Interested neighborhoods must follow the formal application process established by the City’s Community Development Department. For each high priority project selected, City staff will consult emergency responders (Fire-Rescue and Police), as well as other entities - such as schools - that may be impacted by traffic calming. Staff will then meet with the applicants and help establish a Working Group of five to ten residents to collaborate with on the neighborhood’s traffic calming efforts. For more information, please call (954) 746-3270.

Neighborhood Street Lighting Participation Program

Under the NSLPP, Sunrise neighborhoods - including those without formal homeowners’ associations - may apply for funding to enhance lighting on their streets. Grants may cover 100% of the project cost for neighborhoods with public roadways, while matching funds of 50% of the project cost may be provided for enhancements on private streets - in each case, up to the City’s maximum per-project allowance of $40,000.

All applications must identify a Neighborhood Project Coordinator and contain a minimum of twenty signatures (or be signed by a majority of affected property owners). Applications periods vary, and submissions will be evaluated on the basis of benefit, need, cost, current City lighting standards and other factors.

For more information regarding the NSLPP, please call (954) 746-3270.

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Housing Programs

The City’s Grants Administration team administers a variety of programs that enhance the City’s appearance, safety and overall quality of life - often by assisting low- and moderate-income households. Funding sources include U.S. Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grants (CDBGs) and the Florida State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP). Homeowners must meet residency and income requirements to qualify. For information regarding the four programs below,

please call (954) 572-2315.

• Housing Rehabilitation Program

This program provides a deferred forgivable payment loan to eligible owner-occupied households for assistance with critical renovations. These renovations are limited to verifiable repairs of, or replacements to, deteriorated building systems, as well as identified health hazards to the household.

The Housing Rehabilitation Program operates on a “first come, first qualified, first served” basis. To qualify, homeowners must provide tax returns (with W-2 forms) for the past two years; their three most recent pay stubs (if employed); benefit award letters (Social Security, pension, disability, etc.); their six most recent bank statements; divorce, alimony or child support documents; and a completed program application. Proof of home ownership - including a War-ranty Deed, proof of paid property taxes, proof of paid hazard insurance, and proof of paid flood insurance - is also required. The City currently has a waiting list for this program, which is updated each year in May.

• Removal of Architectural Barriers Program

This program provides five-year deferred forgivable loans to owner-occupied special needs households that include a disabled individual. The program is designed to facilitate the removal or modification of barriers that restrict accessibility by persons with disabilities as determined by a medical author-ity. Assistance is provided on a “first come, first qualified, first served” basis to households with qualifying incomes.

• Roof Replacement Program

This program provides grants to eligible low-income, owner-occupied house-holds to assist with emergency roof repair. Assistance is provided on a “first come, first qualified, first served” basis.

• Purchase Assistance Program

This program helps eligible low- and moderate-income first-time homebuyers by providing a deferred forgivable payment loan that may be applied toward a down payment, closing costs and/or principal reduction. The single-family dwelling purchased must be located in Sunrise, and the maximum sale price must not exceed $280,000 for a new or existing home.

The Purchase Assistance program operates on a “first come, first qualified, first served” basis. The program has liberal qualifying ratios, and mortgage insurance is not required. Prospective participants must attend a first-time homebuyer’s workshop, demonstrate stable employment, and verify cash to close. Credit problems will be reviewed individually.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Sunrise plays host to numerous events that attract and delight residents of all ages. Just a few of these annual favorites are listed below in chronological order: “Sunrise at Sunset” Concert Series

The City of Sunrise showcases some of South Florida’s top entertainers during its annual outdoor live music series. Sunrise at Sunset is held on the second Friday of each month, January through May, at the Sunrise Civic Center Amphitheater.

Woofstock

This day of fun for dogs and dog lovers is held in February at Sawgrass Sanctuary. Woofstock features live entertainment, demonstrations, and food and retail vendors. Contests include “Grooviest Threads” and “Gnarliest Pet Tricks.” Exhibitors include rescue groups searching for new homes for their charges. Please note that all dogs must have a current dog tag for admittance, and retractable leashes are not permitted.

Earth Day Festival

Each April, the City of Sunrise Utilities Department and All Service Refuse sponsor an Earth Day Festival at Sawgrass Sanctuary. This day of outdoor fun features live music; children’s rides and activities; a farmer’s market; unique, handcrafted goods; ethnic and traditional foods; and resources for greener living. Giveaways include BPA-free water bottles that can be filled throughout the day at the City’s complimentary water station.

Fourth of July Parade & Fireworks

This spectacular celebration begins with a patriotic parade, followed by a family- friendly City Park bash featuring free food, rides and live entertainment. Then – through the City’s public/private partnership with the

BankAtlantic Center – the festivities continue with an evening of live music, children’s activities, fireworks and more.

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National Night Out Against Crime

The Sunrise Police Department hosts this friendly observance on the first Tuesday of each

August. National Night Out features live music, free food, fire trucks, police demos, child

fingerprinting and lots of fun! Fall Harvest Festival

This seasonal celebration takes place each October at Welleby Park. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of games, music, arts and crafts, and face fainting. Harvest touches include a costume contest, horse-drawn hay rides and an old fashioned pumpkin patch. Cultural Festival

The Cultural Festival, held each November in City Park, is a family-friendly event designed to celebrate, highlight, and

unify the diverse cultures in our City. The Festival features multi-ethnic foods, music, art, and dance, as well as

children’s activities.

Woodstock Arts & Crafts Festival

According to annual festival-goers, Woodstock marks the beginning of the holiday season in Sunrise. In addition to handmade crafts, Woodstock features international foods, roving entertainment and children’s rides and games. This popular City-sponsored event, founded in 1980, draws approxi-mately 150 vendors and 15,000 visitors to Welleby Park each December.

In addition, the City of Sunrise conducts observances on Memorial Day, Veterans Day and September 11th. Visit www.sunrisefl.gov for a searchable calendar of events, check the current issue of the Horizons recreation catalog, or call 954-747-4600.

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FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS – CITY OF SUNRISE

City Information ...954-741-2580 Police and Fire-Rescue, Emergency ...911

Budget Office ...954-746-3230 Business Tax Receipts (formerly Occupational Licenses) ...954-572-2352 Code Enforcement ...954-572-2344 Community Development ...954-746-3270 Building Division ...954-572-2354 Capital Projects ...954-746-3270 Engineering ...954-746-3270 Planning ...954-746-3270 Redevelopment & Grants Administration ...954-746-3270 City Clerk ...954-746-3333 City Commission ...954-746-3250 City Manager ...954-746-3430 Fire-Rescue (Non-Emergency) ...954-746-3400 Gas ...954-572-2299 Leisure Services ...954-747-4600 Civic Center Athletic Club ...954-747-4666 Civic Center Pool ...954-747-4636 Civic Center Theatre & Box Office ...954-747-4646 Sunrise Senior Center ...954-746-3670 Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club ...954-572-2270 Sunrise Tennis Club ...954-572-2286 Personnel ...954-838-4522 Police (Non-Emergency) ...954-746-3600 Purchasing ...954-572-2274 Public Service (Utility Billing and Sanitation/Recycling) ...954-746-3232 After-Hours Customer Service... ...954-846-7406 After-Hours Emergencies... ...954-746-3600 Utilities... ...954-888-6000 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS – BROWARD COUNTY

County Call Center ...954-831-4000 (Contact the Call Center for information on most County services, including Animal Control; Consumer Affairs; Mosquito Control; Records; Revenue Collection – including auto tags, passports and property tax bills; Traffic Engineering; and Waste & Recycling)

Airport (Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International) ...866-435-9355 Elderly & Veterans’ Services ...954-537-2936 Governmental Center ...954-357-7000 Health Department (birth and death certificates) ...954-467-4839 Libraries (general information) ...954-357-7444 Library – West Regional (Plantation) ...954-382-5860 Library – Sunrise Dan Pearl ...954-749-2521 Parks & Recreation...954-357-8100 Property Appraiser (Homestead Exemption) ...954-357-6830 Supervisor of Elections ...954-357-7050

FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS – OTHER

All Service Refuse ...954-583-1830 American Red Cross ...954-763-9900 AT&T Residential (formerly BellSouth) ...888-757-6500 BankAtlantic Center ...954-835-7825 Better Business Bureau ...561-842-1918 FPL ...954-797-5000 City-County Credit Union ...954-522-2705 Comcast Cable ...954-252-1937 Courthouse – Main (Fort Lauderdale) ...954-831-6565 Drivers’ Licenses ...954-497-1570 Greater Sunrise Chamber of Commerce ...954-835-2428 Humane Society ...954-463-4870 IRS ...800-829-1040 Marriage Licenses ... ...954-831-6525, ext. 7842 Parking Tickets... ...954-831-6525, ext. 7849 Post Office (Sunrise branch) ...954-746-4910 Social Security Administration ...800-772-1213 Sunshine State One Call (before you dig) ...811

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Eleven public schools operate within the City of Sunrise. Call for enrollment information, or visit www.browardschools.com.

Broward County School Board, 600 SE 3rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale ...754-321-0000 Banyan Elementary, 8800 NW 50th Street ...754-322-5350 Discovery Elementary, 8800 NW 54th Court ...754-322-9100 Horizon Elementary, 2101 Pine Island Road ...754-322-6450 Nob Hill Elementary, 2100 NW 104th Avenue ...754-322-7200 Sandpiper Elementary, 3700 Hiatus Road ...754-322-8450 Sawgrass Elementary, 12655 NW 8th Street ...754-322-8500 Village Elementary, 2100 NW 70th Avenue ...754-322-8750 Welleby Elementary, 3230 Nob Hill Road ...754-322-8850 Bair Middle, 9100 NW 21st Manor ...754-322-2900 Westpine Middle, 9393 NW 50th Street ...754-322-4900 Piper High, 8000 NW 44th Street ...754-322-1700

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10770 West Oakland Park Boulevard

City Commission Office, City Manager’s Office, City Clerk’s Office, Central Services Department, Finance Department, Personnel Department, Public Service Division (Utility Accounts/Payments)

2. Sunrise Civic Center

10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard

Leisure Services Department, Theatre, Amphitheatre, Art Gallery, Aquatics Complex, Athletic Club & Gymnasium, Grand Ballroom Banquet Hall 3. Public Safety Complex 10490 West Oakland Park Boulevard Police Department - Administration, Fire-Rescue Department - Administration, Fire Station #72, MIS

4. Sunrise Senior Center

Specialty and Community Support Services

14. City Park

6700 Sunset Strip

15. Flamingo Park

12855 NW 8 Street

16. Oscar Wind Park

200 North New River Circle

17. Piper Field

8000 NW 44th Street

18. Sawgrass Sanctuary

237 North New River Circle

19. Soccer Club Park

10200 Sunset Strip

20. Sunrise Athletic Complex

11501 NW 44 Street

21. Welleby Park

11100 NW 44 Street

22. Civic Center Aquatics Complex

23. Village Beach Club

6767 NW 24 Street 24. Welleby Pool 9605 W. Oakland Park Blvd. 25. Fire Station #39 6800 Sunset Strip 26. Fire Station #59 8330 NW 27th Place 27. Fire Station #72 10490 W. Oakland Park Blvd. 28. Fire Station #83 60 Weston Road 29. Fire Station #92 13721 NW 21st Street

30. Banyan Elementary School

8800 NW 50th Street

31. Discovery Elementary School

8800 NW 54th Court

32. Horizon Elementary School

2101 Pine Island Road

6. Utilities Administrative Complex

777 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway

7. Gas Administration Building

4401 NW 103 Avenue

8. Public Works

6466 N.W. 20th St.

9. Village Civic Center

6800 Sunset Strip

Public Service window (Utilities)

10. New River Civic Center

60 Weston Road

Public Service window (Utilities)

11. Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club

8150 Springtree Drive

18-hole executive course

12. Sunrise Tennis Club

10 clay courts, 4 asphalt-based cushioned courts.

13. Village Multipurpose Center

2240 NW 68 Avenue

Gymnasium and classrooms 5. City Hall Annex

1601 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. A and 1607 NW 136th Avenue, Bldg. B

Community Development Department (Building, Planning, Engineering, Capital Projects, and Redevelopment & Grants Administration divisions), Code Enforcement, Business Tax Receipts, Economic Development, Purchasing Division, Risk Management Division

33. Nob Hill Elementary School

2100 NW 104th Avenue

34. Sandpiper Elementary

School 3700 Hiatus Road

35. Sawgrass Elementary School

12655 NW 8th Street

36. Village Elementary School

2100 NW 70th Avenue

37. Welleby Elementary School

3230 Nob Hill Road

38. Bair Middle School

9100 NW 21st Manor

39. Westpine Middle School

9393 NW 50th Street

40. Piper High School

8000 NW 44th Street

City Offices Public Safety Schools

Recreation Facilities

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