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Hallandale Beach Flooding King Tide with Street Flooding Likely today

Coastal Flood Advisory in effect until 8:00 PM. Next high tide at 11:30 PM is expected to reach about +1.7 ft above normal high tide, enough to flood low streets.

Peak water today

+1.7ft

above normal high tide

Flood risk today Severe
Next high tide
11:30 PM
Tide now
Rising
Rain, 24 hours
0.00 in
Flood days, May to Apr
19 vs 21 last year

Source: NOAA Tides & Currents, South Port Everglades gauge; NWS. Updated 7:54 PM ET

Updated 7:54 PM ET

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Plans, costs, and results

Proposed fixes

$36M

proposed or under way

5

plans, projects, and funding

1

in design or under construction

2

completed

  1. In design

    CDBG drainage improvements, design

    $131K (design)

    Design and construction inspection contract for a neighborhood drainage project paid for with federal Community Development Block Grant money.

    OutcomeDesign phase only. The construction budget has not been published.

    Source: City Briefs FL

  2. Completed

    Vulnerability assessment and adaptation plan

    Cost not published

    State-funded study modeling high tides, sea level rise, and combined rain and tide flooding through 2050 and 2080.

    OutcomeRanks Hallandale Beach among Broward's most flood-vulnerable areas. Recommends engineered swales, a coordinated seawall plan for Golden Isles, and flood barriers.

    Source: Citizen Portal

  3. Planned

    Northeast quadrant injection wells

    $21.5M

    Injection wells that push stormwater deep underground so streets in the city's northeast quadrant drain faster.

    OutcomeRecommended for a 50% state cost share in Florida's 2025-26 Resilient Florida plan.

    Source: Florida DEP, Resilient Florida 2025-26 plan

  4. Planned

    NW, SW, and NE stormwater drainage

    $14.8M

    New and upgraded drainage pipes and structures across three quadrants of the city.

    OutcomeRecommended for a 50% state cost share in Florida's 2025-26 Resilient Florida plan.

    Source: Florida DEP, Resilient Florida 2025-26 plan

  5. Completed

    NE 14th Avenue pump station

    $15M

    A new stormwater pumping station for one of the city's most flood-prone corridors, funded mainly by a federal grant.

    OutcomeFinished in 2022. Heavy rain and a king tide still flooded parts of the city in September 2026, and residents asked for more.

    Source: City of Hallandale Beach, CBS Miami

Bars compare each cost with the largest item (square-root scale, so smaller projects stay visible). Last reviewed Oct 2026. Costs are as published; final costs may change.

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