Traffic Alert - U-Turn to Close at Checkpoint 2

Starting on Monday, March 23, Broward County’s Highway Construction & Engineering Div. will temporarily close the U-turn located before the security checkpoint on Spangler Blvd./State Road 84. During this time the U-turn closure will be evaluated to see if it improves traffic flow coming from the Convention Center Connector/westbound Spangler Blvd. If successful, the U-turn will be permanently closed to allow for the lengthening of the left turn lanes from westbound Spangler Blvd. to southbound US 1.

Tides & Currents
Tides & Currents
An aerial view of the Port Everglades Administration Building.

Real Estate

The Port Administration Building offers a variety of office configurations.

Business

Ships are not our only business at Port Everglades. Within a jurisdictional area of 2,190 acres, Port Everglades has office space, real estate, warehousing and a foreign-trade zone -- in addition to more than 25,000 lineal feet of docks.

And while the port attracts major cruise lines, cargo and petroleum companies to Broward County, Florida, other key ancillary industries, including security companies, import/export companies, food suppliers and steamship agents also benefit from the port's success. These port businesses reinforce Broward County and Fort Lauderdale as a first-class business destination and major international center of commerce.