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Graphic announcing that Cooper City is strengthening oversight of youth sports following an independent financial review. The design features an aerial view of Cooper City sports fields alongside young athletes participating in baseball, soccer, flag football and softball. Text emphasizes the City’s more active role in financial oversight and accountability and its commitment to “Building a Stronger Future for Our Young Athletes.”
City Commissioner pushing a fire truck into a fire station in a celebratory push-in ceremony.
Backhoe removing dirt from work area surrounded by a green fence and home in the background.
City Commission Meeting Brief graphic with a photo of Cooper City City Hall in the background
Aerial view of Bill Lips Sports Complex with multipurpose fields in the foreground and softball fields in the background.
Image showing renderings for New Playgrounds Coming to Cooper City Parks, with Ted Ferone Park, Dawn Park and Forest Lake Park
Graphic titled “Millage Rate Reductions: Consistent Savings. Stronger Community.” A chart shows Cooper City’s millage rate declining for eight consecutive years: 7.1347 in 2019, 6.8102 in 2020, 6.228 in 2021, 6.125 in 2022, 5.875 in 2023, 5.865 in 2024, 5.855 in 2025, 5.845 in 2026 and 5.835 in 2027. Text states that the City Commission remains committed to fiscal responsibility while investing in the services that help the community thrive.
Graphic reads, “Important Update: Parking and Storage on Residential Property for RVs, Boats, and Commercial Vehicles.” Below the text are images of a boat, recreational vehicle and commercial van parked in a residential neighborhood. The Cooper City logo appears in the upper-left corner.
Graphic with City Commission Meeting Brief in text and a picture of the sign outside Cooper City City Hall in the background
Cooper City City Hall sign
Cooper City City Hall sign
City of Cooper City Capital Improvement Project graphic announcing the Flamingo Townhomes Phase 5 Water Service Line Replacement. The image shows two construction workers wearing high-visibility shirts and hard hats working on an excavated water service line in a residential area. Work begins August 17.
Aerial photo of wastewater treatment plant and text reading: Improving Odor Control. Utilities Complex Maintenance Underway. Temporary Odors May Be Noticeable.
Sign outside of Cooper City City Hall that reads: Cooper City City Hall 9090 SW 50th Place
Image of a tire and road being milled.
Graph showing operating millage rate reductions from 2020 through 2027
A small glass of water on a  wood table.
Cooper City City Hall sign
Illustration with text - Understanding How Cooper City Funds Public Safety Services
Cooper City City Hall sign