The City of Pompano Beach continues to make strategic investments in both the City’s infrastructure as well as City safety and beautification. Many of the investments were made possible due to a $181 million General Obligation bond passed in 2018 for citywide public improvements which include the Fisher Family Pier, the Pier Garage, and the Atlantic Blvd bridge on the barrier island. In addition, private investments through the City/CRA have created the Fishing Village comprised of 6-acres of beachfront redevelopment which has transformed Pompano Beach into a world-class destination with many options for dining and shopping, including a hotel.

Downtown Pompano Beach
The Future Downtown is Pompano Beach’s vision of creating a vibrant and pedestrian-friendly, urban, mixed-use area by attracting a combination of business, technical, corporate, government, hospitality, education and cultural uses. Following a “Smart City” concept that considers the physical and technical integration of people and places, Downtown is projected to become a hub of activity. With over 30-acres of assembled land available for redevelopment and major investments already completed in infrastructure and streetscape, the City will create a 70-acre, walkable, smart city hub designed for innovation, integrating residential, commercial, cultural and cutting-edge industries.

The City has over 101,400 residents which increases to over 150,000 during the season, when part-time residents return for the warm, sunny weather. Located near two international airports, several international seaports, railways and highways, Pompano Beach provides access to the global marketplace. Being part of Broward County also gives us the added advantage of being close to over two million people and 50,000 businesses while maintaining our history, charm and promise of being “Florida’s Warmest Welcome”.

Centrally located in the heart of Florida’s Gold Coast, Pompano Beach is positioned midway between Miami and Palm Beach and covers over 25 square miles in northern Broward County. It’s known for its beaches, boating, marinas and offshore coral reef, plus numerous wrecks and other dive sites. Anglers and families flock to the beautifully redeveloped beachside fishing village with a 1,000-foot-long fishing pier, world class restaurants, retail, playgrounds, grills and picnic tables. The warmer waters make for an abundance of pompano, the inshore tropical game fish from which the City gets its name. North, along the shore, the 1900’s Hillsboro Lighthouse guards the Hillsboro Inlet, an entrance to the Intracoastal Waterway.

The City has over 101,400 residents which increases to over 150,000 during the season, when part-time residents return for the warm, sunny weather. Located near two international airports, several international seaports, railways and highways, Pompano Beach provides access to the global marketplace. Being part of Broward County also gives us the added advantage of being close to over two million people and 50,000 businesses while maintaining our history, charm and promise of being “Florida’s Warmest Welcome”.