During a recent Special Magistrate Code Enforcement meeting in Cooper City, significant discussions centered around fire safety compliance for local businesses. The meeting, held on July 2, 2025, addressed ongoing violations at the Sterling Office Park, specifically at 9720 Sterling Road, Building 3.

The property was cited for multiple violations following an annual fire inspection, which revealed serious concerns that needed immediate attention. Key issues included the need for elevator recertification, operational emergency call systems, and necessary repairs to fire alarm devices. The violations were outlined under the Florida Fire Prevention Code, emphasizing the responsibility of property owners to ensure compliance.

At the meeting, it was reported that while some violations had been addressed since the last hearing, several critical issues remained unresolved. The fire prevention team confirmed that compliance had been achieved for some items, but violations related to the elevator and fire alarm systems were still outstanding. This ongoing situation highlights the importance of fire safety measures in protecting both property and public safety.

The Special Magistrate emphasized the need for prompt action to rectify these violations, underscoring the community's commitment to maintaining safety standards. As the city continues to monitor compliance, residents can expect further updates on the progress of these critical safety measures. The meeting served as a reminder of the local government's role in ensuring that businesses adhere to safety regulations, ultimately fostering a safer environment for all Cooper City residents.