City of Coconut Creek

At last night’s City Commission meeting, Commissioners presented a Proclamation in remembrance of the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas (MSD) on February 14, 2018. Additionally, the City Commission adopted a year-round community service initiative dedicated to the 17 beautiful souls we lost and all those who were and continue to be impacted. #MSDstrong

Here in the City of Coconut Creek, our employees' health and happiness are at the heart of everything we do! ?? We are thrilled and honored to be recognized with the Cigna Healthy Workforce Designation. We know that a thriving, healthy team is the cornerstone of our success and that when our employees feel their best, they bring their best—leading to a more productive, satisfied workforce and exceptional business performance. Let's celebrate our commitment to well-being together! ?? #EmployeeAppreciation #Health #TeamSuccess #CityOfCoconutCreek #Wellness #ComeWorkWithUS Apply here: https://lnkd.in/e5b7Ci7x

Thank you Anling Health for choosing Coconut Creek for your second location!

https://lnkd.in/eHvF5nBE Mayor Sandy Welch and Vice-Mayor Jackie Railey visit The Foundation for Independent Living in Coconut Creek to see firsthand the incredible work being done to empower independence! Watch as they meet with staff and members who inspire our community every day. #MyCoconutCreek #CreekCares #IndependentLiving

?? Join Our HR Team at the City of Coconut Creek! Are you an HR professional who thrives on teamwork, problem-solving, and making a real impact? Do you enjoy bringing structure to processes while fostering a positive workplace culture? If so, we’d love to meet you! What We’re Looking For: ? At least three years of HR experience and a minimum of an associate’s degree (we appreciate the wisdom that comes with experience!). ? Strong communication skills—whether it’s guiding employees, assisting leadership, or handling complex workplace matters, you’ve got it covered. ? HR software and Excel proficiency—spreadsheets are your superpower. ? A collaborative, solutions-focused mindset with a touch of creativity—because HR is about people, and people make work exciting! We’re a dedicated team that values service, innovation, and a positive workplace environment. If you’re looking for a role where you can contribute meaningfully (and enjoy the occasional team-building moment along the way), check out the full job posting below! ?? Apply today! https://lnkd.in/e5b7Ci7x

?? Celebrating Our Employee Milestones at the City of Coconut Creek! ?? We're delighted to honor and celebrate the remarkable journeys of our dedicated employees who have reached significant milestones with us. Their hard work, passion, and commitment play a vital role in making Coconut Creek a thriving community. Join us in celebrating these remarkable achievements and the wonderful individuals who make Coconut Creek an exceptional place to live and work. Here's to many more milestones and continued success together! #EmployeeAppreciation #MilestoneCelebration #TeamSuccess #CityOfCoconutCreek #WorkAnniversary #ComeWorkWithUS Apply here: https://lnkd.in/e5b7Ci7x

Building Bridges for a Stronger Future The City of Coconut Creek was proud to host Jack Bennings, Todd Holt, Debra Mink, and Peggy Doty for the first #GreaterFLAlliance Permitting Action Team meeting of 2025! The focus of the meeting was “Contractor Interaction as it Relates to Permitting”, bringing together numerous Building Departments to improve communication and collaboration with contractors, vendors, and developers. We were honored to have our Coconut Creek All-Stars in attendance: Sheila Rose – City Manager Justin Proffitt, AICP – Director of Sustainable Development Sean Flanagan – Building Official Valencia Massey – Business Process Analyst Marcelo Almas – Structural Chief Dwayne Vanek – Electrical Chief Tommy Vaugh – Plumbing Chief Michael Beck – Mechanical Chief Tamara Joseph – Permit Supervisor The expertise and insights discussed helped clarify permit processes and foster meaningful dialogue to streamline operations for everyone involved. This productive meeting reflects our commitment to enhancing partnerships and ensuring efficient, transparent, and developer-friendly processes. Here’s to more collaboration and progress in 2025! #EconomicDevelopment #CoconutCreek #BuildingBetterTogether #Collaboration

This week’s #MemberMonday features Alliance Board member Sheila Rose. Sheila Rose, AICP, City Manager, City of Coconut Creek, is a highly dedicated and accomplished executive, boasting over 25 years of comprehensive expertise across a diverse range of fields, including economic development, urban design, transportation, environmental stewardship, community engagement, capital improvement planning, funding, implementation, project management, and relationship-building. Her strengths lie in effectively coordinating and implementing a unified vision, fostering team cohesion, and excelling in program and project management and oversight. Ms. Rose has a rich history of working collaboratively on high-profile, complex projects, such as MainStreet, adeptly influencing groups to achieve consensus and attain mutually beneficial outcomes. Ms. Rose is an ICMA Credentialed Manager and has a professional degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Cincinnati. She is a member of the International City Managers Association, the Broward County City Managers Association, the American Institute of Certified Planners, the American Planning Association, the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), and is a past member of the Pompano Beach Architectural Review Board. She is also the founding president of SOS Children's Village and the national umbrella organization of SOS, USA. Our thanks to Sheila for her support and involvement in the Alliance!

Waste Management is proposing two major expansions to the Monarch Hill landfill, which would extend its usage by 16 more years. We strongly encourage residents to oppose these plans. Join us at the Broward County Commission meeting on January 28th—exact time to be confirmed. Reserve your seat on the bus and stay updated by visiting: https://lnkd.in/e2kFcyFS.

Watch: https://lnkd.in/eMKsk55K Commissioner Rydell offers insights into Waste Management's proposal to expand the height and size of the Monarch Hill Landfill. The Broward County Board of Commissioners will review this request at their meeting on January 28th. Stay connected here at https://lnkd.in/e2kFcyFS to explore ways to participate and make a difference.