BULK PICKUP
Bulk Pickup is the first Friday of the month.
Please try to have your bulk out front for your home NO EARLIER than the Wednesday before and be mindful of placement. Do not block the sidewalk and do not allow it to overflow into the street.
Coastal Waste Inc - West Map
Our community is ZONE 5
City of Sunrise
Smart Water Meter Installation
In the next 14 days, you may see a representative from the City's contractor, Envocore, on your property. They are working with city to install the new smart water meters. Work will be done Monday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. The water will be shutoff for about an hour during the installation of the new meter. Please see the doorhanger notice.
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Help Fight the Bite
Mosquitoes are annoying and can carry serious diseases such as encephalitis (West Nile, St. Louis and Eastern Equine), yellow fever, dengue and malaria. Be a good neighbor and help control mosquitoes. If there are any places around your home where water collects, you may be raising mosquitoes! Call 311 to request a home inspection.
Here are a few things you can do:
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Repair leaky pipes and outside faucets.
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Move house cooler drain hoses frequently.
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Install screens on rain barrels and openings to water tanks or cisterns.
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Empty water from boats.
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Change water and scrub vases holding flowers or cuttings twice each week or grow cuttings in soil.
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Eliminate old tires, tin cans, bottles, jars, buckets, drums and other outside containers.
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Clean clogged roof gutters and drain flat roofs that collect water.
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Scrub and change water in bird baths twice weekly.
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Empty watering areas of pets and chickens daily.
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Fill holes in trees with sand or mortar, or drain or spray them as required.
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Empty your plastic wading pool weekly and store it under shelter when not in use.
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Stock fish pools or lily ponds with minnows. These fish eat mosquito larvae.
AT&T Fiber Project and Installation
AT&T has informed the community that on Monday, January 8, 2024, they will begin working in our area installing high speed fiber in the community. What this means is that they be will using the utility easements to install these fiber lines.
We have been advised that they will be going section by section, and your yard may be affected for no more than one week. They will begin the digging and installation, and should be completing that by the Friday of that week. The entirety of the project is estimated to take three months.
We have been advised that if new sod is laid in your yard, please water that sod every day. Should you experience any damage, please take a photo and contact the number indicated on the door hanger and letter below.
Should you have extensive damage or something egregious occurs during this process, please reach out the HOA and Miami Management so we can elevate the issue.
Hopefully this will be a smooth process with very few complications.