Where to find official legal notices for Pembroke Pines: the city's weekly postings, FloridaPublicNotices.com and Broward's notice site. An index, not the official record.

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. This page is an index, not the official publication of any legal notice. Pembroke Pines Today is not a newspaper of record for legal advertising. To read or place an official notice, use the sources below. City questions: City Clerk’s Office, 954-450-1050.

Legal notices tell the public about hearings, budgets, rezonings, foreclosures, tax sales, bids and more. In Florida they appear in several places at once. This page lists where to find the official versions for Pembroke Pines and Broward County.

Where to look first

Under section 50.0211, Florida Statutes, a legal notice printed in a newspaper must also appear on that newspaper’s website the same day, and the newspaper must post it on the statewide site FloridaPublicNotices.com, run by the Florida Press Association. The statewide site must be searchable and keep an archive, and you can sign up there for alerts.

Florida law also lets local governments publish some notices on a county website instead, under section 50.0311. In Broward that site is BrowardCountyLegalNotices.com. A government that uses the county site must let residents register to get its notices by mail or email instead. The City Clerk can tell you where each kind of city notice runs.

City of Pembroke Pines

  • Legal ads and postings: the city’s Legal Ads and Postings page carries upcoming bid openings, ordinances on final adoption (notices of enactment), quasi-judicial hearings such as site plan approvals and land use changes, bus route changes and community redevelopment notices. The city says meeting notices are posted every Thursday.
  • Business impact statements: since Oct. 1, 2023, state law (section 166.041) requires a business impact statement for certain ordinances; the city publishes them on the same page.
  • City Commission meetings: first and third Wednesdays of the month, except July, at 601 City Center Way. Agendas with backup are posted the Thursday night before, on the city’s Legistar calendar. The next regular meeting is Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 6:30 p.m.
  • Zoning and development hearings: the Board of Adjustment and the Planning and Zoning Board; see building permits and zoning. A posted sign on a property means a hearing is coming; the City Clerk can tell you which.
  • Housing and grant notices: Community Development Block Grant plans, annual action plans, reports and environmental reviews are on the city’s Housing Reports and Public Notices page.
  • Bids: current solicitations are on the city’s bids page.
  • Budget and tax rate: the city’s fiscal 2026-27 millage ordinance and budget hearings; see our property taxes guide.
  • Utility notices: for example, the city’s water system chlorination maintenance from March 22 to April 12, 2026, was posted as a utility notice. Utilities customer service: 954-518-9000.
  • Elections: the city’s elections page and our voting guide.
  • Alerts: sign up for city notices through Alert Pembroke Pines.

Broward County

  • Tax certificate sale lists: the Broward County Tax Collector’s delinquent tax lists are posted on the county notice site.
  • Tax deed auctions: Broward County RealAuction, run for the county’s Records, Taxes and Treasury Division, 954-831-4000 or 311.
  • Value Adjustment Board: hearing notices and petition rules are on the VAB page.
  • Elections: the Supervisor of Elections posts its notices at browardvotes.gov.

A note for readers

If you have received a notice by mail, or saw one posted on a property, the dates and instructions in that notice are what count. Use the agency’s phone number on the notice to ask questions.

Related: who to call at City Hall.

Frequently asked questions

The city posts meeting notices, legal ads and notices of enactment on its Legal Ads and Postings page, with weekly postings every Thursday. Notices printed in newspapers also appear on FloridaPublicNotices.com.

Is this page the official publication of legal notices?

No. Pembroke Pines Today is not a newspaper of record for legal advertising. This page is an index to the official sources.

When does the Pembroke Pines City Commission meet?

On the first and third Wednesdays of the month, except July, at City Hall, 601 City Center Way. Agendas with backup are posted the Thursday before each meeting.

Where can I find Broward County tax deed auctions?

Broward County runs tax deed auctions online at broward.realtaxdeed.com. Questions go to the county at 311 or 954-831-4000.