City of Weston eNewsletter | Newsday Tuesday | 08/13/2019

NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON August 13, 2019

Prepared to Navigate an Emergency: Way-Finding Signage Phase ll Easy-to-read way-finding signage was installed by the City prior to the start of school to effectively direct responders to the numerous buildings and rooms within the large campus of Cypress Bay High School.  Read More   »

Recap of the Family Bike Ride and Expo Families with children of all ages enjoyed an evening of bicycle and pedestrian safety tips and activities, topped off with a stunt show by the BMX Trickstars. Parents took advantage of services such as helmet fittings and Child ID cards from BSO and the youngest riders had a blast participating in the Tot Bike Rodeo. View Photos  »

Back to School: Traffic Safety - Drive Safely It’s back to school in Broward County on Wednesday, August 14th. The 15 MPH School Zones will be back in effect and lots of children will be walking or riding bikes to school, along with thousands taking buses to and from school each day. Patience is not only a virtue, it can mean the difference between life and death. Take your time or leave a little early if necessary. Read our list of safety tips for parents and students and have a safe and enjoyable start to the school year. Read More   »

BSO Offers Hands Only CPR & Stop the Bleed Training Classes Monthly! BSO Fire Rescue offers a variety of public education programs are available via community presentations, community programs, and events. A new monthly Hands Only CPR & Stop the Bleed Class has just been added to the many offerings available. Fire department personnel may also available to attend and/or participate in community events upon request and when available. Please contact the BSO Weston Fire Rescue Administrative Office at 954-389-2015 to request a presentation. Learn more about the different programs available to residents. Read More  »

The Quality of the Water You Drink While bottled water is great for emergencies like hurricanes, plastic bottles are an environmental waste concern. There is no reason to buy bottled water when Weston water is perfectly fine and up to 1,000 times less costly. Weston tap water meets all federal and state requirements – so drink up Weston, the water is great! Read More   »

What's on the Web: Connect with Your City Staying connected with the City of Weston is now easier than ever. Below is a list of all the different ways you can stay connected to City news, events and notifications via email, text message and social media. Check it out now and don’t miss out! Read More   »

Back to School Water Safety Event 8/18 Splash away water dangers. Come join us for water safety fun, games, activities and more! BSO Law Enforcement will be partnering with the Weston YMCA to promote the importance of water safety and drowning prevention. Become an official water watcher and get cool giveaways too, all while being safe. Read More   »

#CityHall Selfie Day Selfie sticks at the ready! Cities across the country participate #CityHallSelfieDay on August 15th in order to promote civic engagement between government employees and residents. Stop by, take a picture, and post why Weston is the place to be! Read More  »

Nationwide Clear the Shelters™ Event Adopt a pet with NO fees on 8/17 Broward County Animal Care and Adoption is once again teaming up with NBC6 and Telemundo 51 to host the stations’ fifth annual Clear the Shelters™ pet adoption drive. The event will be held on Saturday, August 17, from 11AM to 6PM, at the Animal Care Adoption Center, 2400 SW 42nd Street, in Fort Lauderdale. All adoption fees including deposits will be waived that day to help local families adopt a pet. Read More   »

Don't Miss Out on Upcoming Events and Meetings Don't miss out on upcoming events hosted by the City of Weston. Check out the online event calendar regularly throughout the year.

Water News You Can Use

District Project Uses Hydraulic Carving to Restore Watersheds The land at Balm Boyette Scrub Nature Preserve in Wimauma hasn’t heard running water since it was mined in the 1960s. The District’s SWIM Program is using hydraulic carving to restore the stream that was previously there. Watch to learn more about how the District uses hydraulic carving to restore watersheds. Farmers Create Sustainable Fields with District Help The District’s Agricultural Ground and Surface Water Management Program helps farmers create a field layout that benefits the environment while still producing quality crops. Learn how the program promotes an environmentally sustainable agricultural operation. District Leader Shares Career Advice at Meeting District leader, Scott Letasi, provided young professionals with valuable career advice at the American Water Resources Association’s (AWRA) Young Professionals Lunch and Learn hosted at the District. Read here to learn tips for building a solid career foundation. District Project Provides Flood Relief for Residents A District project is helping to provide some much-needed relief to flooding in South Tampa. Watch this video to learn more about the South Tampa Stormwater Project.

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