While the world focuses on the best way to attack the coronavirus pandemic, we must reinvent our public education system overnight to respond to the challenges created by the society-wide disruptions.
From: Mayor Michelle J. Gomez Tamarac is starting the month of March on a high note after our State of the City address..
In March, the days start to get a little longer, and our students are off for spring break. Some of us may go out of town, but lots of events take place in our community that you can participate in.
My aunt was a police officer for the city of Philadelphia. I didn’t know it then, but she was a trailblazer: a proud woman in a job historically carried out by men.
2020 is off to a great start with opportunities and growth coming to our community.
The senseless mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School two years ago affected the lives of so many.
his newsletter will help keep you aware of the innovative ways Broward County Public Schools is educating today’s students to succeed in tomorrow’s world
January marks my one-year anniversary as your sheriff. The leadership of the Broward Sheriff’s Office has made a lot of changes that we sincerely believe will increase the safety for all of Broward County.
“Operation Homefront” at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is a simulation that allows stakeholders such as Broward County Emergency Management, Law Enforcement, and others to participate and test guidelines
In an ever-changing world, Broward County residents must stay prepared for what seems like daily reports of mass tragedy events and violence.
I would like to thank all of District 3 for the opportunity to work together to grow our community and create a bright future for years to come.
What a year it has been for the Broward Sheriff’s Office. When I took command of this organization, I pledged to put public safety first.
At the Broward Sheriff’s Office, we’ve come so far since the first African American, Deputy James Primous, joined the ranks in 1951.
Veterans Day is an important time to reflect on the sacrifice that heroes make day-in and day-out for the country and our community.
It’s flu season again and it’s time to be flu safe.
The flu can be especially dangerous for young children, the elderly and people with certain medical conditions.
Broward County is gearing up for our signature event Riptide Music Festival and to kick it off is hosting a traveling display of art that will be visiting our libraries throughout the month of October.
When time is of the essence and lives are on the line, it is the job of law enforcement to respond to an incident quickly, decisively and effectively. With the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy still weighing heavily on our minds…
I’ve sent this message to the governor’s email address twice as a suggestion for a way to help stop some of the wrong people from getting their hands on guns.
If your water smells or tastes a little like chlorine, don’t be alarmed because it’s still safe to drink.
For pregnant mothers wondering if they should change their diets, or who would like information on breastfeeding or just worried about the additional costs associated with newborns, The Women Infants & Children program (WIC) can help.
