NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON October 5, 2021 |
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Next Regular City Commission Meeting: Monday, October 18 |
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The NEW Weston @Play Parks Guide is Here Everything you need to know about Weston’s parks, from locations and amenities, sports leagues, community events, park shelter rentals and more. Due to COVID-19, programming at the Community Center is on hold; however, information is available on our new registration system so that you will be ready to join in once programming is available. |
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Fall for Weston's Upcoming Events Moonlight Movies in the Park Series Kicks Off this Saturday As the autumn breeze sweeps in, our Weston events are gearing up to provide a fun time for all! Kick off the season with the Moonlight Movies in the Park series, featuring Disney’s Cruella on Saturday, October 9 at the event stage at Weston Regional Park. Showtime is 8 p.m. -- arrive early to pick your perfect seating location.
Registration is now open for the upcoming Chalk in the Park event and tickets are on sale for the Weston Foreign Films series which starts next month. The first WestonNights concert in the series will feature Private Stock performing hits from the 80’s, 90’s, and Latin, too! Click below for the event calendar and save the dates. We will see you there! |
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Celebrate Your Happy! Chalk in the Park Event Register Today Brighten up Library Park this Fall as you Create Your Happy at the upcoming Chalk in the Park event. Spend the afternoon of Sunday, November 7, with the whole family, creating your chalk masterpiece. Pre-register now to reserve your spot and start planning out how you will create your happy. |
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month After all the challenges and setbacks of the last year, it’s time to rise! That’s the theme of this year’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Join the City of Weston in rising up for all the women and families affected by Breast Cancer and do your part to promote early screenings and detection of the disease. Awareness and prevention can truly make all the difference in combating breast cancer. |
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It's Fire Prevention Week Fire Safety - Learn the Sounds Are you starting to hear a little ‘chirp chirp’ in the home? Don’t ever wait to replace fire alarm batteries. Matter of fact, be proactive with your alarms and research the sounds they make, and the messages those sounds mean. Knowing what your fire or CO2 alarm is trying to alert you of is one of the first steps you can take to be fire safe. Learn the others this fire safety week. |
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Hurricane Preparedness Around Your Home It is a good practice to do an asset inventory of your home each year before a storm threatens our area. Take photos or video of valuable items inside and outside your home and save them to a folder in the cloud, and a USB if you prefer to have a back up. Also review your insurance policies to ensure that you have adequate windstorm and flood insurance coverage. |
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Harvest Food Drive Continues in Weston Continue the spirit of donation to help make a real difference in the lives of Broward County students. On your next grocery trip, grab an extra can or two of canned tuna, chicken, Vienna sausage, soup, beans, Chef Boyardee or even plastic containers of peanut butter and jelly to held end hunger in our community. Drop food items in the bins at the following locations: - Weston City Hall, 17200 Royal Palm Boulevard (at front door under the porte cochere)
- Weston Community Center, 20200 Saddle Club Road (inside Regional Park, donation bin in front of the front doors.)
- Royal Palm Fire Station No. 81, 17350 Royal Palm Boulevard (front door)
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COVID-19 Booster Shots Now Available COVID-19 booster shots are recommended by CDC for qualifying individuals that initially received the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine series. The booster shot should be administered at least six months after their second shot, to the following individuals: - 65 years+
- Residents in long-term care settings
- Ages 18 to 64 years with underlying medical conditions
- Ages 18 to 64 years who are at increased risk for COVID-19 exposure due to occupational or institutional setting
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What's in Your Mailbox? USPS Informed Delivery Do you know what is in your mailbox? You can now digitally preview your mail and manage your packages scheduled to arrive soon through the United States Postal Services (USPS) Informed Delivery system. It allows you to view greyscale images of the exterior, address side of letter-sized mail pieces and track packages in one convenient location. Images are only available for letter-sized mail pieces that are processed through the postal service's automated equipment. Sign up for free today! |
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Sidewalk Safety Walking, Biking, or Running . . . Know the Rules to Prevent Accidents Our city landscape is inviting to runners, joggers, walkers and cyclists alike. All of which can legally use a sidewalk. Although cyclists are encouraged to use the bike lanes, some prefer the security of sidewalk use. Whether walking, running or cycling on the sidewalk, everyone is encouraged to respect one another and share the use of the sidewalk.
According to Florida Statute (316.2065), anyone riding a non-motorized bicycle (tricycle, etc.) whether riding on a sidewalk or in a crosswalk have "all the rights and duties applicable to a pedestrian under the same circumstances." Cyclists should always yield the right-of-way to any pedestrian and shall give an audible signal before overtaking and passing such pedestrian. |
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