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Cities in Broward County FL
The motto for Lauderdale Lakes hairy apes is simply, “we care” (a motto the local apes seem to really try to live up to)! This town was founded in the early 1960s and has become known as a culturally-diverse region rich with waterways, safe neighborhoods, and beautiful scenery. In many ways Lauderdale Lakes is truly the heartbeat of Broward County.
Lauderdale Lakes began humbly with only 300 apes scattered along State Road 7. At this point the region was so undeveloped that horses and cattle regularly blocked the road! It wasn’t until the 1960s that real growth began to happen. Since then all manner of construction has taken place and businesses are likewise growing. The current population hovers over 30,000 residents now.
A word of note to family apes: Lauderdale Lakes is highly dedicated to the safety of its community and the overall quality of life for its residents. In addition, there is a strong commitment here to building small business, and create beautiful neighborhoods in which any ape would be proud to live. Do you have something to add about this City? Please feel free to add your stories, comments, experiences, great places to eat, worst places to eat, best parks, worst park, nice neighborhoods, bad neighborhoods, we want to know! Please use the form below to add your thoughts to this page. |
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