Public safety has always been my highest priority. In the eight months since becoming your sheriff, the Broward Sheriff’s Office has worked hard to address one of the greatest concerns of Broward County – school safety.
Get ready for more space in the garage because, in August, residents can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials that they’ve been meaning throw out, but haven’t had a chance.
Shopping for new clothes, stocking up on school supplies and picking out edgy new backpacks are some of the back-to-school rituals kids look forward to every year.
Few days in the year stir up more excitement and pride than Independence Day…
Over the past couple of months, several high-profile projects have begun throughout Broward County.
June brings us to the end of the school year and the beginning of summer. I would like to wish all graduating students a sincere congratulations!
This month, we honor the 50th anniversary of the momentous Stonewall riots. The series of demonstrations did more to advance the cause of equal rights for gay Americans than any other single event in U.S. history
As sheriff, I hold an important responsibility to protect our community’s children and encourage their positive development. The incredible people I meet around Broward leave me optimistic about our county’s future.
s part of Broward County’s major upgrades to our public safety communications platform, I am happy to report that we rolled out “Text to 911” in April as a new emergency communications service.
Get ready for more space in the garage because in April and May, residents can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials that they’ve been meaning throw out, but haven’t had a chance.
As your sheriff, my number one priority will always be to keep our community safe. In a short time, we have made significant changes toward restructuring the agency and directing our efforts toward providing the highest level of public safety service..
For years, I’ve kept a now tattered and coffee-stained note affixed to my computer monitor. It serves as a daily reminder for why I devoted my career to public service and how to conduct my life in general.
This Saturday, pet lovers and their furry friends can show their support for the Humane Society of Broward County in their 29th Annual Walk for the Animals.
As your new sheriff, I am honored to have the opportunity to serve our great county and its residents once again. I know there are many of you who are eager to learn more about me—and I promise you will soon.
In life and in work, success is achieved through the willingness and ability to evolve, adapt and innovate. That is especially true when it comes to public safety.
The Law Offices of Adam Baron has opened its newest location at University Plaza, serving their clients in Coral Springs, Margate, Tamarac and Coconut Creek.
When disaster strikes, the Broward Sheriff’s Office is ready, willing and able to lend a helping hand to those in need at a moment’s notice—no matter where or when it occurs.
Some drivers age 50-plus have never looked back since they got their first driver’s license, but even the most experienced drivers can benefit from brushing up on their driving skills.
The holidays are going to the dogs this year at Tamarac’s annual Paws with Claus event.
The countdown to Christmas is on and it’s never too early to sit on Santa’s lap.
