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The CVE Reporter has learned that plans are underway for a new connector road inside Century Village East that will link the Newport and Harwood areas — a project designed exclusively for emergency-vehicle access and improved safety. The connector will run parallel to Southwest 10th Street, bridging the existing parking lots of the two sections, which are currently separated by water. When completed, the new roadway will allow fire engines and other emergency vehicles to trav

Residents of Century Village East will see increases to both their recreation and CVE Master Management coupons beginning January 1, 2026, as each governing organization approved new budgets citing inflation and rising operating costs as the primary reasons.  When added together, the two fees are now over $300 for the first time. CenClub, which oversees the community’s recreation facilities, announced that its monthly coupon will rise ten dollars to $120 per month. During the

On October 3rd, a large tree suddenly crashed across the roadway near the intersection of Grantham and Century Boulevard. The incident prompted a prompt response from the Broward Sheriff’s Office and on-site security personnel, who secured the area and facilitated removal. Fortunately, no one was injured. While the event ended without physical harm, it serves as a stark reminder that even a single unmaintained tree can pose a significant hazard — particularly in communal livi

Century Village East residents have until the end of the first week in November to submit their names to run for one of several open leadership positions that help shape the future of the community. The deadline to file candidate applications is Thursday, November 6, at 3:00 p.m. Applications are now being accepted for open seats on three major governing boards: the CenClub Board of Directors, the CVE Master Management Board of Directors, and COOCVE. Elections will take place

With seasonal residents returning to Century Village East, CVE Master Management is relaunching its community safety education campaign, “9-1-1 Is #1,” reminding everyone that in an emergency, the first call should always be to 911 — not Village Security. The campaign, which will run through the month of November, emphasizes the proper role of Village Security within the community. Security officers are responsible for gate access control, perimeter patrols, and monitoring th