The Pembroke Pines City Commission meeting on May 21, 2025, featured a significant presentation regarding a major infrastructure project. The meeting began with a lengthy presentation covering ten items, after which the Mayor noted there were no public requests, commission reports, or appeals to the Board of Adjustment.

A key highlight of the meeting was the introduction of an additional presentation concerning an amendment from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). This amendment pertains to the project along University Drive, which has seen its estimated cost rise from approximately $25.4 million to $42.5 million. The project area extends from Pembroke Road to north of Johnson Street.

Godfrey Lamptey, a consultant for FDOT District 4, along with project manager Lance Jones, provided details on the amendment. The presentation aimed to inform the commission about the changes in project scope and budget, emphasizing the importance of the infrastructure improvements for the community.

The meeting concluded without further announcements or committee appointments, focusing primarily on the infrastructure update. The commission's engagement with the FDOT highlights ongoing efforts to enhance local transportation and infrastructure, which are crucial for the city's development.