FPL Projects

Florida Power & Light is conducting storm hardening projects within Cooper City limits. Both initiatives, focusing on FPL's infrastructure, work to enhance the reliability and resiliency of its power grid in our community.

When outages occur, we know Cooper City residents and business owners want and need information on when their power will be restored. FPL will provide updated restoration time estimates and other progress reports via mobile if a storm strikes.

Please use the following for further information:

Pole Hardening Project

FPL has expanded this project, which includes a section of Stirling Road, to included replacing and setting 13 new concrete poles along SW 90th Avenue, from Stirling Road to SW 54th Place. FPL will post project and contact information door hangers at properties located within the project area. This phase of the project, along SW 90th Avenue, is expected to begin in early or mid-March 2025.

Project Information Related to SW 90th Avenue:

  • No work will occur and no lanes will be closed during school drop-off and pick-up times.
  • FPL contractor Pike Electric will work on wire transfers with bucket truck and opening holes with Vac truck between the hours of 9 AM and 4 PM.
  • The installation of the concrete poles will occur during night hours (8 PM to 6 AM) on Stirling Road and on weekend during the day (9 AM to 4 PM) along SW 90th Avenue.
  • This work along SW 90th Avenue will require a northbound lane closure and sidewalk closures at intermittent times.

Project Information Related to Stirling Road:

  • Work commenced on February 27, 2025.
  • Wooden power poles are being replaced with new concrete poles and wire transfers along Stirling Road, between SW 90th Avenue and University Drive.
  • This work requires the closure of one eastbound lanes on Stirling Roady during the day time to transfer wires and the closure of two eastbound lanes on Stirling Road during night hours between 9 PM and 5:30 AM to set poles.

 

FPL Pole Hardening - Cooper City - Information

Storm Secure Underground Project Program

The Storm Secure Underground Program (SSUP) is one of the many ways FPL is enhancing the resiliency of its grid and the reliability of the service delivered to customers. By replacing overhead neighborhood power lines with more reliable underground lines, FPL is working to avoid the leading cause of power outages – trees and vegetation coming into contact with overhead lines. 

The program is kicking off its first phase in Cooper City. Please see the location for this first phase.

Project information:

  • Unless there is an emergency, a minimum of seven (7) days prior notice is required before any construction work can begin. In all cases, FPL and its contractor must provide door hangers at each house or business with the contact person's name and phone number.
  • Where construction equipment, trucks and personnel cross over swales, sidewalks, catch basins, aprons, private yards, etc. all restoration work must be complete to the City's satisfaction. FPL and its contractor must ensure that slopes and conditions of materials are restored to equal or better condition than before construction started.
  • This project will require new transformers to be placed on certain private property behind sidewalks. Select residents should have granted easement rights to FPL for these new transformers.
  • Questions? Please call our Utilities Department at 954-434-5519.
Permit Application and Plan
Storm Secure Underground Program Packet