Florida’s Broward County Transit’s (BCT) Lauderhill Transit Center received the prestigious GOLD level LEEDv4 Transit Center Rating System.
The center is the first LEED Transit Center in Florida and the first LEED Transit GOLD level in the U.S.
The center is the first LEED Transit Center in Florida and the first LEED Transit GOLD level in the U.S.

The Lauderhill Transit Center is Broward County Transit’s newest transit center and this LEEDv4 Transit Center Gold certification signifies the center’s exemplary performance across various sustainability categories.
Photo: BCT
Florida’s Broward County Transit’s (BCT) Lauderhill Transit Center received the prestigious GOLD level LEEDv4 Transit Center Rating System.
The center is the first LEED Transit Center in Florida and the first LEED Transit GOLD level in the U.S.
The Lauderhill Transit Center is Broward County Transit’s newest transit center and this LEEDv4 Transit Center Gold certification signifies the center’s exemplary performance across various sustainability categories, including water and energy efficiency, indoor environmental quality, materials selection, and transportation accessibility. This certification validates the project's adherence to the highest standards of green building practices and its positive impact on both the environment and the community it serves.
“We are extremely proud to have achieved LEED Gold Certification for our Lauderhill Transit Center,” said Coree Cuff Lonergan, Broward County Transit’s GM and director. “As an organization, we are committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship, and this facility, is a testament to that commitment. We believe that sustainable building practices are not only good for the environment, but also good for our employees and the communities we serve.”
One of the center's notable features includes solar canopies strategically installed around the station and bus loading area. These solar canopies, including a solar array, harness clean, renewable energy from the sun and generate more than 100% of the building's energy needs. By effectively utilizing solar power, the Lauderhill Transit Center has achieved net positive energy, significantly reducing its carbon footprint and operating costs.

One of the center's notable features includes solar canopies strategically installed around the station and bus loading area.
Photo: BCT
The LEEDv4 Transit Station Gold certification, coupled with the center's net zero energy capabilities, exemplifies the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders involved in the Lauderhill Transit Center project. It showcases their commitment to pushing the boundaries of sustainable design, while providing a functional and environmentally responsible facility.
As the first LEED Transit Station Gold certified project in Florida and the U.S., the Lauderhill Transit Center has set a new standard for sustainable public transportation infrastructure. The achievement demonstrates Broward County's commitment to environmental stewardship, enhances the quality of life for its residents, and serves as an inspiration for future sustainable development projects.

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