viernes, 24 de julio de 2020

eNotification: Survey, Storm Prep and More!

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From the City of Weston | Survey, Storm Prep and More
July 23, 2020 | 5:00 p.m.

Weston's Stormwater Management System of Lakes & Canals
Weston Community Survey NOT from the City of Weston

Weston's Stormwater Management System of Lakes and Canals

Now is a Good Time to Review Hurricane Communication Plan and Supplies

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SURVEY SENT TO RESIDENTS NOT FROM CITY
Residents, members of our City Commission and staff have reported receiving an email entitled "Weston Community Survey" on two different dates as of today. This survey is NOT from the City of Weston.
The Survey starts out asking how long you have lived in Weston. It then asks questions regarding political candidates, elected officials and social views. The City just wants you to know that it is not from City Hall.

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
With heavy rains anticipated through the weekend, we would like to reassure residents and business owners that the City of Weston maintains a comprehensive Stormwater Management System of lakes and canals which are essential in the prevention of flooding. Please take a moment to view the video above to understand how your Public Works professionals keep water flowing to ensure your home stays dry.

Catch basins in your community: Property owners are urged to keep catch basin grates on or adjacent to their property clear of tree limbs, palm fronds, leaves and any debris that may obstruct the flow of water into the basin and flood street and property. We sometime get questions on sandbags. The City does not supply sand bags and it is unlikely that they would be necessary.

To report flooding on public streets and right-of-ways, send an email to our Public Works staff or call the Public Works Department at 954-385-2600.

Flooding within Community Association Maintained Properties:
Roadways (and their drainage systems) within private communities are owned and maintained by the community’s maintenance association, not the City of Weston. Response to, and mitigation of, flooding that occurs within these private communities is the responsibility of the community’s management company or Homeowner's Association. For more information https://www.westonfl.org/government/public-works-and-utilities/flood-and-stormwater-information

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS.
The time to prepare is BEFORE a storm is on the horizon. Are YOU #WestonReady?
We can help. Click Here for Hurricane Preparedness Information.

COVID-19 Cases are rising PSA Campaign Info
Where to Report Violations
You may report violations of any emergency order by businesses or individuals by calling 311 or by calling BSO Police Desk at 954-389-2010.

Concerned About COVID Rule Violations?
Click here to view the Broward County COVID-19 Business Complaint Tracker map. Enter "Weston" to search the map for complaints that have been made within our City, or search any city in Broward. All complaints are inspected by BSO Weston. More details will be available on the dashboard soon.
If you think you have COVID-19: Call the Florida Department of Health at 954-412-7300 BEFORE visiting your health care provider.

Questions about the coronavirus? Call the COVID-19 Call Center, available 24/7 at 1-866-779-6121 or email COVID-19@flhealth.gov.

Broward County COVID-19 Call Center: 954-357-9500  
(7 days/week, 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.) or dial 311.

Additional Resources: WestonFL.org/Coronavirus

The City of Weston staff continue to work remotely to serve our community. You can reach us by phone at:

City Hall
954-385-2000
Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Administrative Services Center
954-385-0500
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Community Center
954-389-4321
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.

Public Works Services Center
954-385-2600
Monday through Friday, 7 am until 4 p.m.

Follow us on Twitter at @CityofWeston and @WestonFLAlerton Facebook @CityofWestonFL.

Register to receive CodeRED emergency notifications from the City of Weston at www.westonfl.org/Residents/Hurricane/CodeRed.aspx


CITY OF WESTON
17200 Royal Palm Boulevard
Weston, Florida 33326
954-385-2000

Outdoor Installation New York Responds Is Now On View


In accordance with Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio, the Museum will not be reopening as planned. Hear more from Ronay Menschel Director and President Whitney Donhauser in this interview with NY1.

We eagerly await the day we can once again welcome you through our doors and remain ready to do so—as soon as indoor cultural attractions are able. In anticipation of this event, please familiarize yourself with our new safety protocols and FAQs, as well as new cleaning procedures the Museum has implemented to ensure a safe environment for all visitors.
View Our Outdoor Installation
New York Responds
Now on View
 
At this moment of crisis and change, the Museum of the City of New York wants to share your stories of how our city is experiencing both the COVID-19 pandemic and the uprising against police violence. The Museum has unveiled the first phase of an outdoor installation featuring some of the many images that have already been submitted to us. This will serve as a starting point for a new exhibition that will open at the Museum later this year to tell the stories of 2020 and imagine what’s next for our city.

Click here to learn more about how to share your stories and objects with us.
More Exhibitions
Join Us at These Virtual Events
For Adults
New York's Communities of Color & the Police: A Historical Perspective
Wednesday, July 29, 6:30pm ET
Join us for a virtual discussion about how New York's communities of color have experienced and responded to the police over the decades. Historians LaShawn HarrisCarl Suddler, and Cheryl Hicks consider the complex roots of our city's (and nation's) ongoing crisis of policing; moderated by TV journalist Carol Jenkins.

Free; Registration required.
Registrants will receive a Zoom link to access this conversation.
Moonlight and Movies:
Nuyorican Básquet
*
Monday, August 3, 7pm ET
Independent journalist and organizer Rosa Clemente and curatorial fellow Monxo López sit down with directors Julio César Torres González and Ricardo Olivero Lora to discuss the connections between basketball and Nuyorican identity. 

Free; RSVP required.
Registrants will receive a Zoom link to access this conversation. 
Curators from the Couch:
City as Canvas

Thursday, August 6, 1:30pm ET
Inspired by the exhibition City as Canvas, join curator Sean Corcoran who sits down with John "CRASH" Matos and Lee Quiñones for a conversation about their work and the resurgence of graffiti and street art in the city.

Free; Registration suggested.
This conversation will be streamed live on Facebook
*This will be a bilingual event with English and Spanish interpretation provided by the Babilla Collective. 
For Families
MCNY X PROJECT K!D:
Animal Friends 
Wednesday, July 29, 10am ET

Hear about animals who played a role in shaping NYC and create a tic-tac-toe game with animal game pieces made from homemade materials.   


Registration recommended.
MCNY X PROJECT K!D:
A Wonder-ful Time
Wednesday, August 5, 10am ET

Craft a model Coney Island Wonder Wheel from paper supplies and celebrate the 100th birthday of this iconic amusement park ride.

Registration recommended.
Each session will begin streaming on YouTube at 10am on the listed day and will be available afterward for later viewing. 
More Events
Digital Highlights: New York at Its Core
STORY
Charles T. Harvey: Elevating Transit in 19th-Century New York City

"Meet" Charles T. Harvey, one of nearly 70 notable New Yorkers featured in the exhibition New York at Its Core, who worked to solve New York City's traffic problem in the early 20th century.
PAST PROGRAM
Curators from the Couch:
New York at Its Core


Sarah Henry, the Museum's Robert A. and Elizabeth Rohn Jeffe Chief Curator and Deputy Director, speaks with curators Lilly Tuttle and Monxo López about our award-winning exhibition.
More Digital Content
MCNY Recommends
AROUND TOWN
Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful
Available exclusively at Film Forum
Runtime: 89 min.


Photographer Helmut Newton made his name exploring and elevating the female form—imbuing fashion photography with narrative depth and giving context to his subjects by creating stylized, dreamlike scenes.
Support Us
The Museum of the City of New York has been serving the city with stories of dedication, community, struggle, and reinvention for nearly 100 years. Through today’s trying times, we remain committed to chronicling and honoring New York’s resiliency – past, present, and future.
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