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Ride-sharing Discounts Available
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Hallandale Beach Police Department's Explorers Program
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The Hallandale Beach Police Department (HBPD) is recruiting incoming seventh to high school-aged students for their Explorers Program. Members of this program will get a behind-the-scenes look at the HBPD and participate in training meetings, ride-alongs, traffic controls, and more. To learn more, please attend the informational meeting on August 2, 2023, at 6 p.m. at Foster Park (609 NW 6th Avenue). Click here to register for the Explorers Program Informational Meeting. |
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Parks and Recreation Summer Programming
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Our Free Summer Fun Program is in full swing! This program features a variety of family-friendly events, like Senior Bingo, Teddy Bear Story Time, three-on-three basketball, and our Outdoor Flea Market, at the Cultural Community Center (410 SE 3rd Street) and the OB Johnson Center (1000 NW 8th Avenue). To help us celebrate this summer event series, we are looking for sponsors, vendors, and volunteers. If you are interested in participating, please call (954) 457-1452 or email HBParksRec@coHB.org. Click here for more info on our Free Summer Fun Program. |
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If your kids are home for the summer, keep them active by registering them for a FREE annual membership at the OB Johnson Park Open Gym, where they can enjoy access to our basketball and volleyball courts. For more info, call OB Johnson Park at (954) 457-1600 or visit www.cohb.org/OpenGym |
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Come on in, the water’s fine! Plan a visit to BF James Pool (111 NW 1st Ave) to cool down from the summer heat. The pool is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Open Swim, Learn to Swim Group Lessons, and Learn to Swim Private Lessons. To use the BF James Pool, you must register in person. Resident day visit fees are $1.50 per adult and $1.00 per youth. Non-resident day visit fees are $5.00 for all ages.
Click here for more info on the BF James Pool.
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Don't forget to prioritize summer safety by protecting your pool against potential hazards, like frayed wires and improperly connected lights or pumps, and always hire a licensed contractor when you need to repair or modify your pool. Keep in mind that any repair exceeding $1,500 requires a building permit to ensure compliance with regulations. Click here for more info on building regulations. |
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Don't let weak and stressed trees become easy targets for high winds and heavy rainfall. You can ensure the safety of your home by regularly trimming trees and landscaping. --- Do you have bulk trash piling up? Head to the link below to view the bulk trash pick-up schedule for your area. Click here to view the bulk trash pick-up schedule. |
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Enhanced Home Care for the Elderly (HCE) Home Modification Program
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Eligible individuals can receive home modifications to support independent living and promote safety at home as part of the Area Agency on Aging of Broward County and the Florida Department of Elder Affairs' Enhanced HCE Home Modification Program. To learn more, please contact the Area Agency on Aging of Broward County by emailing communications@adrcbroward.org or calling (954) 745-9567. |
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Stay Safe Around the Train Tracks
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Your life, and the life of everyone in your car, is more important than trying to beat a train across the tracks. When you see a train coming, play it safe by stopping behind the warning gate, and waiting until the train safely passes before crossing the tracks. |
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