Monitoring Helene Update #1 - South Florida Under Tropical Storm Warning

September 25, 2024
11:30 AM

The City of Cooper City is monitoring Hurricane Helene. A tropical storm warning and flood watch are in effect for South Florida, including Cooper City as periods of heavy rain and strong winds push through our area beginning today, September 25.

The National Weather Service has advised that there is the potential for 2-4 inches of rain resulting in localized flooding and a chance for isolated tornadoes. There is also the prediction for limited wind damage. Efforts to protect or secure any loose objects on your property should now be underway.

City Operations
As of this update, there are no changes to Cooper City’s municipal operations. City Hall, the Community Center, and Pool and Tennis Center remain on regular schedule.

District Water Bodies
Our Utilities Department regularly works with the South Florida Water Management District and Central Broward Water Control District to ensure that water levels for respective canals and water bodies are kept at proper levels in anticipation of tropical systems.

Parks and Sports Complexes
Our Parks and Recreation Department is regularly assessing weather conditions on our fields and parks. As of this update, parks and recreational facilities are open.

Solid Waste Services
As of this update, all garbage and recycling collection services remain on a regular schedule.

Please remain vigilant and stay tuned to local media outlets for timely forecasts and updates.

Make sure you stay up to date with all Cooper City emergency notifications by visiting www.CooperCity.gov/AlertCooperCity and signing up for Alert Cooper City. We use this system to keep residents updated on any impacts to City services due to a storm.