
ALT A blue Broward County Transit bus on Route 12 is parked along a sunny coastal street lined with palm trees, next to a bus shelter display. The display features a vibrant orange background patterned with stylized pumpkin illustrations and a centered orange pumpkin at the top. A large white square sign inside the display contains the quote, “Then came October, full of merry glee.” by Edmund Spenser

ALT Broward County graphic titled “Housing Solutions for Individuals & Families,” featuring a wooden house and red heart. Highlights property tax-funded services, including shelters, permanent and transitional housing, eviction prevention, outreach, medical respite care, case management, and legal assistance. Includes the Broward County logo and photos of County Commissioners.

ALT Graphic for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, October 28–November 1, 2026. The design features an aerial view of a marina filled with yachts, three photographs of boats, and a bct bus illustration. The message “Let BCT take you there!” Routes 11 & 40 serve Las Olas Marina and Hall of Fame Marina. Route 40 also serves Bahia Mar Yachting Center, Superyacht Village, Pier 66 Marina, Broward County Convention Center, and 17th St Yacht Basin. The graphic uses blue, white, and yellow colors.

ALT Broward County graphic featuring two smiling children kayaking on a lake. Text explains that county funding supports essential services, including emergency response, human services, parks, libraries, and transit. Changes in funding may affect service availability. Includes a property tax funding badge, Broward County logo, and Broward.org website.

ALT Friday Fun Facts graphic from Broward County Transit (BCT) featuring a historic white BCT bus with a yellow honeycomb design. A blue and yellow background displays the headline “Friday Fun Facts: Did You Know?” with a lightbulb and cartoon bee. The text explains that BCT was affectionately nicknamed the “Bee Line” and that, beginning in 1997, new low-floor buses featured a bright yellow honeycomb stripe and a friendly bee mascot.

ALT Broward County graphic titled “Steps Towards Recovery,” featuring a diverse group of smiling adults. Highlights addiction recovery services, including medical detoxification, medication-assisted treatment, residential and outpatient care, and outreach assistance. Includes a property tax funding badge, Broward County logo, and photos of County Commissioners.

ALT Broward County infographic titled “Services and Programs Our Community Relies On,” highlighting essential services funded by property tax dollars. Each service features a photo, brief description, and QR code. The graphic includes an aerial neighborhood background, photos of Broward County Commissioners, and the Broward County logo.

ALT A smiling man wearing earphones looks at his smartphone while riding public transit. Large text reads “Transit Flash,” with several BCT Transit Flash rider alert notices displayed on the right. Text at the bottom reads, “Receive key notifications about BCT Rider Alerts, services, events and much more!”

ALT Broward County Community Partnerships Division graphic highlighting how property tax dollars fund essential services for children and adults. The blue design features colorful illustrations of people raising their hands and the headline “Building Communities Through Funding.” The graphic includes the Broward County logo, a property tax funding badge, and photos of County Commissioners at the bottom.

ALT Broward County graphic featuring a close-up of a red fire truck and an emergency vehicle in the background. Bold white text on a red background reads: “Emergency management, storm response, and the 911 system depend on stable county resources.” Additional text states: “Changes in funding levels may impact service delivery.” The graphic includes a “Funded by Your Property Tax $” badge, the Broward County logo, and a call to action: “Learn more at Broward.org.”

ALT Promotional flyer for the 2026 Florida International Trade and Cultural Expo (FITCE), featuring international flags and event photos. The event will take place November 18–19, 2026, at the Broward County Convention Center. The expo brings together businesses, government leaders, trade experts, and delegations from over 70 countries. Admission is free. The flyer includes a QR code for registration, FITCE website information, and Broward County branding

ALT Image 1 – BCT Trivia Tuesday Cover Colorful BCT Trivia Tuesday graphic featuring bold blue, yellow, and white lettering, a lightbulb with a question mark, and a “Swipe” button. A BCT bus appears against a sunny South Florida backdrop with palm trees, alongside three people peeking into the frame.

ALT Image 2 – Trivia Question BCT Trivia Tuesday graphic asking, “Which of these routes will drop you off at Sawgrass Mills Mall?” A photo of the mall’s iconic green alligator sign appears above four multiple-choice answers: A) 22, 23, 36 & 72; B) 22, 21, 37 & 80; C) 15, 23, 31 & 72; D) 05, 17, 36 & 73.

ALT Image 3 – Trivia Answer BCT Trivia Tuesday answer graphic highlighting option A: Routes 22, 23, 36, and 72. A photo of the Sawgrass Mills Mall alligator sign accompanies a fun fact explaining that the mall is directly served by four BCT routes, making it one of the county’s most accessible retail destinations.

ALT A blue Broward County Transit bus on Route 12 is parked along a sunny coastal street lined with palm trees, next to a bus shelter display. The display features a vibrant orange background patterned with stylized pumpkin illustrations and a centered orange pumpkin at the top. A large white square sign inside the display contains the quote, “October is the fallen leaf, but it is also a wider horizon more clearly seen” by Hal Borland.

ALT BCT promotional graphic for the Official Miami Carnival J’ouvert on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Central Broward Park, 3700 NW 11th Place, Lauderhill, FL 33311. The colorful design features a woman celebrating against the Miami skyline with vibrant paint splashes. A BCT bus and transit information highlight Routes 18, 19, 36, 40, and 81, with a 10–15-minute walk to the event.









