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With the 1975 passage of the Broward County charter, the structure of the Broward County government became law. The Seminole Tribe of Florida, which was established as a governing body, was also incorporated in 1975. They began to organize cigarette sales, bingo and land leases, which will eventually bring in millions of dollars annually. Broward County was the first county to receive Interstate 95 in 1976.
South Florida saw snow for the first-time in recorded history on January 19, 1977. All of South Florida was covered in snow, from Homestead to Miami Beach. Officially reporting snow were weather observators in West Palm Beach and LaBelle in Hollywood, Royal Palm Ranger Station, in southern Miami-Dade County.
Broward County was home to over 1,000,000 people in 1980 according to the US Census. On August 24, 1992 Hurricane Andrew struck Miami-Dade County. It caused $100 million of damage in Broward County. At least 12 residents were left homeless by storm-related fires. Broward was used as a hub of operations to transport supplies to neighboring Dade County, which was hit hard by the storm. The damage to the county totalled more than $25 billion. The massive exodus of South Dade County to Broward County by Hurricane Andrew resulted in Pembroke Pines being overrun with thousands of families who had been transplanted.
