COVID-19 infections due to the delta variant are on the rise. We encourage unvaccinated individuals to roll up their sleeves and receive a vaccine to help protect themselves, relatives, friends, colleagues, children, and neighbors.

If you would like to get tested for COVID-19, there are multiple locations offering tests.

For information on vaccine and testing locations and City-related updates, please visit our webpage at https://coopercityfl.org/covid19.

The Cooper City Pool & Tennis Center’s hours of operation have temporarily changed, due to COVID-19’s effects on our staffing level at the facility. The Pool and Tennis Center will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and will be closed on Sundays.

All scheduled programs and classes will continue as normal. If you have any questions about a program or class you attend, please contact your instructor for additional information.

We thank residents for your continued understanding during this temporary adjustment to the Pool and Tennis Center’s hours of operation. For more information about the Pool and Tennis Center, please call 954-436-7300.

The Broward Sheriff's Office's Neighborhood Support Team organized a great event at Potential Church in Cooper City this week. Children had the chance to interact with members of law enforcement and learn about their daily duties.

Traffic team members, school resource officers, bloodhounds and their handlers, as well as members of BSO Cooper City's outreach team interacted with kids and their families.

The Broward Sheriff's Office has made an arrest in connection to an attempted burglary in the Flamingo Lakes Townhomes community.

The strategic planning process is everyone's chance to think big about what the city’s top goals, objectives and strategies should be for the next several years. This is your plan. The next step is yours. Provide your input and perspectives.

Cooper City is truly "Someplace Special" with a team that cares.

School supplies are more than pencils and pens. Save money during the Back to School Sales Tax Holiday through Monday, August 9. For more information, visit FloridaRevenue.com/BacktoSchool.

In cooperation with Pioneer Middle School, the Cooper City Recreation Department provides a before and after-school care program for students in grades 6 through 8. The program takes place at Pioneer Middle School and consists of recreational activities, homework assistance, computer lab and board games. 

Registration for the 2021-2022 school year will open on Monday, August 9, at the Cooper City Pool and Tennis Center. Registration will be continuous as long as there is availability in the program.

Members of the Cooper City Recreation Department will also be on-site at Pioneer Middle School on Friday, August 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for registration.

For more information and registration form (coming soon), visit the program webpage or contact the Cooper City Recreation Department at 954-434-4300, #352.

The first day of public school in Broward County is Wednesday, August 18. For more information for students and families, visit Broward School Ready for You.

Please continue to monitor tropical weather during hurricane season as activity has once again increased. A hurricane can quickly form in the warm waters off of our coast and also change direction. Be prepared and have supplies for three to five days. Tropical five-day weather outlook.

Have you discussed a plan with your family? Do you have all of your supplies? From A to Z, here is a guide to resources, tips and supplies you need to have in case of a disaster. Broward County Get Ready!

Join us on Wednesday evenings at 6 p.m., weather permitting, at Flamingo West Park and get some steps in, while making new friends and enjoying the nature preserve.

Saturday, September 4, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Suellen H. Fardelmann Sports Complex

It'll be bareback riding on your two, three or one-wheeled bike. No saddles necessary at this rodeo. Bike courses, helmet fitting, safety tips and giveaways and more. It's free!

Beginning September 21, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DMV) will be rolling into Cooper City on the third Tuesday of every other month by appointment only from 10 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. on September 21 and November 16

For an appointment, call 954-434-4300, #255. Reservations are required, no walk ins.

Did you know on average 9 out of 10 vehicles burglaries are due to unlocked car doors? To combat this trend, the BSO-Cooper City Team wants to encourage residents to participate in our #9PMInitative.

Crime prevention checklist.

On the following Tuesdays:

Donors receive a gift and a wellness checkup. ID required. Cooper City Pool and Tennis Center is located at 11600 Stonebridge Parkway, 33026.

Holy Cross Health & SHINE presents "New to Medicare." This webinar, taking place on Tuesday, August 10 at 12 p.m., will provide an overview of the different parts of Medicare including: Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap and available financial assistance.

Cooper City active adults are invited to join a wide variety of activities, classes and programs. Click here for a list of programs available.

More information, call 954-434-4300, extension 255 or visit our Active Seniors webpage.

Broward County Property Appraiser's office will set-up a mobile office at the Cooper City Community Center on the second Tuesday of the month from 12 noon to 2 p.m., beginning in September.

It's certainly hot in the kitchen at BSO Cooper City Fire Station 28. Lieutenant Michael Peditto serves up the details on a "Firehouse Favorite." The Broward Sheriff's Office reveals the recipe, after capturing the chef in action.

Get a sneak peak of the delicious dish and save the recipe.

This program provides emergency assistance for eligible restaurants, bars, and other qualifying businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Sun safety is always in season in Cooper City, no matter the weather or activity. Sun exposure can cause sunburn, skin aging (such as skin spots, wrinkles, or “leathery skin”), eye damage, and skin cancer.

Learn how to check your skin with the Body Mole Map

Our lobby is now open 24/7 thanks to the City Commission action.

Contacting BSO to report a crime, abuse, tips or other non-emergency incidents has never been so easy. Here are the many ways you can call, email or text us so they can help you. There is even a SaferWatch app.

See a streetlight out or flickering, pothole, graffiti or beehive, report it through SeeClickFix, an online web application that allows any individual to report non-emergency issues on a map for everyone to see.

The SeeClickFix works as a request and work management system to get the job done.

From your phone, download the free SeeClickFix app and type in Cooper City, FL. To report, it's as easy as taking a photo and submitting. For updates on your service request, you will have to create a log-in.