Sheriff Israel: Achieving Results Amid a Challenging Year
2017 has been an amazing year for the Broward Sheriff’s Office. Thanks to the amazing men and women of BSO, we accomplished so much.
Woodlands Country Club Residents Learn Fate about Golf Course
For the one hundred plus residents that were in attendance at the November 13th homeowner’s association meeting, the bad news fell like a ball in a sand trap…
Sheriff Israel: When People are in Trouble BSO is There to Help
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 it occurs.
Sheriff Israel: Combatting Terror is a Joint Effort
The unimaginable horrors of the 9/11 terror attacks remain as painful today as they did that fateful Tuesday morning 16 years ago.
Sheriff Israel: Preventing Teen Suicide Begins at Home
As any parent can attest, our children are our most prized treasures. From the instant you first lock eyes with your newborns to the moment they pack up to go to college or set out to begin their careers, our most important job is ensuring the safety and security of our children.
Woman Charged with DUI in Tamarac Crash that Killed 73-year-old Man
A woman was charged with DUI manslaughter after a crash in Tamarac killed a 73-year-old man.
Informational Meeting for all Incoming JP Taravella Band Parents
Is your child interested in joining the award-winning JP Taravella Band? Then don’t miss the upcoming informational meeting for all upcoming freshman parents.
Woodmont COP Program Looking for a Few Good Men and Women
The Woodmont community in Tamarac is looking for a few good men and women to become certified to become a Citizen Observer Patrol (COP) volunteer.
Woodmont Country Club: The Decline of a Golf Course
Woodmont was a magnificent Country Club Community and the jewel of Tamarac. Beautifully landscaped, clean, pristine: a truly magnificent community.
Sheriff Israel: Embark on a Rewarding Career at BSO
As young children, many of us dream of becoming police officers or firefighters. I remember spending many a childhood afternoon and weekend imitating public safety professionals.
Resident Says “Developer Lied Under Oath” to City
A maintenance complex being built behind resident’s homes in the Woodmont Country Club were never in the original plan approved by the City of Tamarac. The complex was supposed to be built just off of University and 78th Street…
Politics in Tamarac: Enter at Your Own Risk
As a novice in politics, I believe I have something important to contribute to my community, however, I had no idea that local politics could be as mean-spirited like it was the other day.
Recycling: You May Be Doing it Wrong
Throwing items into the recycling bin, but aren’t sure you’re doing it right? Chances are you may not be.
Sheriff Scott Israel: “Pass Common Sense Gun Legislation Now”
How many more innocent lives must perish before our legislators pass meaningful and common sense gun legislation?
Resident says City has Created Dangerous Street
The City of Tamarac has turned 82nd Street, a street that’s only four blocks long from University Drive to 80th Avenue/81st Street, into the most dangerous street in the city.
Commissioners’ Vote to Move Forward on Golf Course Maintenance Building Angers Residents
Members of the Tamarac City Commission Meeting on Wednesday evening once again threw The Pines at Woodmont III community under the bus.
JP Taravella Holding Their Semi Annual Garage Sale
JP Taravella High School Drama is holding their semi-annual “Huge Community Yard Sale” to help students raise funds for upcoming productions and residents are welcome to sell their items.
Low Cost Rabies Clinic for Cats and Dogs Offered in February
The Animal Care and Adoption Division will host a neighborhood Rabies Clinic in February.
Sheriff Israel: Mental Illness is Not a Crime
Most of us have been touched in our lives by someone struggling with mental health illness or substance abuse issues.
Clear More Space by Removing Hazardous Waste
Get ready to make room in your garage because in February, you can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials that you’ve been meaning to, but haven’t had the chance.
