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Commissioner<br />

Michael Udine<br />

(3rd District, Broward County)<br />

September proved to be a<br />

busy month full of events<br />

and happenings around the<br />

community. It’s great to meet so<br />

many wonderful people and see<br />

some familiar faces in District 3<br />

and throughout Broward. Labor<br />

Day weekend was a great time with family and friends even though<br />

it was quite soggy. On September 11, I attended the FLL “Will Never<br />

Forget” at the Fort Lauderdale Airport, and the Mobile 9/11 Memorial<br />

Exhibit in Coral Springs commemorating the lives lost on that fateful<br />

day. It is hard to believe that 17 years have passed.<br />

During September and upcoming in <strong>October</strong>, we had and will have<br />

some cool opportunities in the community to start and grow local<br />

business. I was very excited to attend the Office of Economic and<br />

Small Business Development’s New Venture Graduation. This was<br />

the culmination of a 10-week, highly intensive business development<br />

training course which is provided to local entrepreneurs free of<br />

charge. If you would like more information about the New Venture<br />

program and upcoming courses, contact my office for more<br />

information.<br />

Following up on OESBD’s great work with the New Venture program,<br />

I invite you to join me on <strong>October</strong> 8 from 6 to 7:30pm at the<br />

Northwest Regional Library for the “Get Your Piece of the Pie” free<br />

information session. Broward County Government spends millions<br />

of dollars county-wide on everything from event products, building<br />

construction, office supplies, and beyond. This is your opportunity to<br />

find out how to work with Broward County, and grow your business!<br />

Last month, I was appointed to the Florida Association of Counties<br />

Health and Safety Policy Committee. One of my first actions was<br />

to request a policy statement be placed for consideration to ensure<br />

counties state wide review and implement the recommendations of<br />

the MSD Public Safety Commission when they are published.<br />

Don’t forget to check out my latest vlog. Previous vlogs focused on<br />

ways that the cities of District 3 and Broward County work together<br />

to be #HurricaneReady. While you are at home preparing your<br />

family’s hurricane plan, we are working hard behind the scenes to<br />

make sure residents are ready before, during, and after a storm. As<br />

part of our last vlog filming, we visited the Tamarac EOC to meet with<br />

first responders about storm preparation.<br />

Please remember we have office hours at the following locations<br />

on the third Wednesday of every month: 10 to 11:30am at Coral<br />

Springs City Hall, 9500 W. Sample Road and from 2:30 to 4pm at<br />

Tamarac City Hall, 7525 NW 88TH Avenue. Call 954-357-7003 to<br />

schedule an appointment with a member of my staff. P<br />

I am always available to discuss any issues or concerns.<br />

I can be reached at MUdine@Broward.org or<br />

954-357-7003. I encourage everyone to follow me on<br />

social media as well, @MichaelUdine on Facebook,<br />

Twitter, or Instagram, or www.commissionerudine.com.<br />

10<br />

OCTOBER <strong>2018</strong>

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