The City of Lauderhill Emergency Management Team will routinely provide updates and information on Emergency Management on this page. We urge all members of the community to always prepare in advance of any storms or potential weather impacts and for you to have a plan in place for you, your family, pets, and anyone else in your care.

General Information

• Preparing for storms
  • Stay informed
  • Have a plan
  • Make an Emergency Preparedness Kit
  • For more information, please visit https://www.ready.gov/hurricanes.
  • National Hurricane Center Website (NOAA)
  • CDC - Health and Safety Concerns for All Disasters
  • Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Connect with Lauderhill
  • Sign up to receive Emergency Notifications via our CodeRed System.
  • Follow the City on our Social Media channels, including on our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & YouTube pages.
  • View City of Lauderhill Emergency Orders.
• Lauderhill Listens
  • You can contact Lauderhill Staff anytime to share concerns via our Lauderhill Listens portal.
• Broward County Information
  • For tips and information, visit Broward.org/Hurricane or call the Broward County Call Center at 311 or 954-831-4000.
  • Visit Broward.org/EmergencyOrders to view Broward County Emergency Orders.
• FEMA
  • Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) Locator
  • Download the FEMA App
  • USA.gov - Financial Assistance After A Disaster
• Other Agencies
  • American Red Cross
    • Financial Recovery After A Disaster
  • Operation Hope
    • Financial Recovery After A Disaster
• Waste Management (WM)
  • Waste Management provides real-time updates about your collection service before, during and after a major weather event. Visit www.WMFloridaStorm.com for more information.
  • Following a powerful storm or hurricane, WM will restart curbside collection service as soon as it is safe to do so.
• Home Damage Assessment Tool
  • If there is damage to report, residents are invited to participate in Broward County's Home Damage Assessment Program. This program allows residents and property owners who experience home damage to enter their address, then select a photo of a damaged home that most closely resembles the damage to their home. These reports help provide a critical early indication of where damage has occured. Go to the Home Damage Assessment Tool.

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