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June 27, 2008
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CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA
RESOLUTION NO. R-2008 -f'
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING
THE NOMINATION OF ROSE CURE-PERSAD AS
CITY EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR FOR THE 2008
FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES, INC. CITIES OF
EXCELLENCE AWARDS PROGRAM; PROVIDING
FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the 2008 Florida League of Cities, Cities of Excellence Award
Program recognizes and honors outstanding citizens and city leaders, and cities
for their exemplary efforts that provide our citizens with exceptional public service;
and
WHEREAS, the Florida League of Cities, Cities of Excellence Awards
Program awards individuals and cities in ten (10) different categories including
City Employee of the Year; and
WHEREAS, Rose Cure-Persad began her employment with the City of
Tamarac in 1999 as Information and Referral Specialist and was promoted to
Social Services Supervisor in the Parks and Recreation Department in 2003; and
WHEREAS, during her tenure she has accomplished many things to
benefit the City as well as our residents through the years; and
WHEREAS, within the past year Rose Cure-Persad has willingly and
successfully taken on new responsibilities as Transportation Supervisor as well as
continuing to perform her current duties as Social Services Supervisor and
volunteer coordinator; and
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June 27, 2008
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WHEREAS, Rose Cure-Persad consistently demonstrates excellence in
the areas of work performance, productivity, judgment, initiative, integrity,
dependability, cooperation and citizen relations as specified in the criteria of the
Florida Cities of Excellence Awards Program; and
WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Director and the City Manager
support the nomination of Rose Cure-Persad as City Employee of the Year for the
2008 Florida League of Cities of Excellence Awards Program (Attached as Exhibit
A); and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, deems it
to be in the best interest of the citizens and residents of the City of Tamarac to
support the nomination of Rose Cure-Persad as City Employee of the Year for the
2008 Florida League of Cities of Excellence Awards Program.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1: The foregoing Whereas clauses are hereby ratified and
confirmed as being true and correct and are hereby made a specific part of this
resolution upon adoption hereof.
SECTION 2: The appropriate City officials are hereby authorized to
support the nomination of Rose Cure-Persad as City Employee of the Year for the
2008 Florida League of Cities of Excellence Awards Program.
SECTION 3: All Resolutions or parts of Resolutions in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
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SECTION 4: If any clause, section, other part or application of this
Resolution is held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be unconstitutional or
invalid, in part or application, it shall not affect the validity of the remaining
portions or applications of this Resolution.
SECTION 5: This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /_f day of , 2008.
ATTEST: BETH FLANSBAUM-TALABISCO
MAYOR
t�,MARION SWENSON, CMC
CITY CLERK
I HEREBY CERTIFY that
I have approved this
RESOLUTION as to form.
e(3,AMUEL S. GOREI
CITY ATTORNEY
RECORD OF COMMISSION VOTE:
MAYOR FLANSBAUM-TALABISCO.
DIST 1: COMM PORTNER f�a/
DIST 2: COMM ATKINS-G D
DIST 3: V/M SULTANOF
DIST 4: COMM. DRESSLE L
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award winners. Nominators/nominees ore: asked not to contact the- judges
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In the; narrative, please be clear and concise, using the Award Criteria to
support the selection of your nominee. Please type (or print in black ink(,
up to 1,200 words, double-spaced on whitey 8-1 / 2" x 1 1 " papal.
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Submit nominntions by August 11, 2008:
Florida League of Cities, Inc.
Attn: Florido Cities of Excellence
301 S. Rionough Street; Suite 300 (32:301)
1,10. Box 17,57
f'011ahassee, FL 32302 1757
Exhibit A
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2008 Florida League of Cities
City Employee of the Year
Rose Cure-Persad, Social Services Supervisor
Nominated by the City of Tamarac
Rose Cure-Persad started with the City of Tamarac in 1999 as the Information and
Referral Specialist. Through high levels of expertise, dedication and effort, Rose was
promoted to Social Services Supervisor in October 2003. Rose has not sat still since!
Following her promotion Rose received her Masters Degree in Social Work to better
serve the residents. Rose truly exemplifies the City's mission statement through
demonstrated excellence in serving the customer, working as part of and inspiring others
to work as part of a team and achieving results that make a meaningful difference in the
City of 'Tamarac organization and the lives of its residents.
Rose has accomplished many things to benefit the City and its residents through the
years, but this past year she willingly took on additional responsibilities while
maintaining her already busy workload that have served to further enhance the quality of
life for Tamarac residents. Due to property tax reform, the City experienced significant
reductions as part of the fiscal year 2008 budget. These reductions significantly impacted
the Transportation Division as the division was reduced from 14 employees to seven (7)
including the elimination of the Transportation Supervisor. This division provided
paratransit services and three (3) fixed bus routes. Service was reduced to one (1) route
serving the entire City while maintaining the same level of paratransit service. With the
elimination of the "Transportation Supervisor position, Rose was assigned to supervise the
staff and operations of the Transportation Division in addition to her social service duties.
She took this challenge head on by working with the past Transportation Supervisor,
speaking to the drivers and conducting "ride alongs" to learn as much as she could about
the route system and its ridership. Rose put in extensive hours to learn things so that she
could make this transition effective for the City and residents. The original proposal for
the FY 2008 budget was to eliminate all of the fixed routes. Tamarac has a large senior
population and many depend on the transit system to get around the City. After hearing
the need from the residents, Rose began working on alternatives to eliminating the entire
route system. She came up with a financially feasible alternative, which included
keeping one (1) bus on the road serving half of the City three (3) days per week and the
other half two (2) days per week. This creative thinking allowed the City to save the
budgeted dollars needed while positively serving the needs of the residents. This has
been successful due in large part to Rose working directly with residents that were having
difficulty with the transition. Rose met with these individuals to develop a daily schedule
allowing them to maximize their use of the transit system to meet essential needs. Rose
also had to step into a division of employees that lost many of their co-workers, as well as
their supervisor, and unsure of their future. Rose built positive relationships with this
group and keeps them productive through trust, understanding and effective
communication.
Tamarac has been transitioning from being predominantly made up of seniors to a
younger City. Rose put together a five (5) year social services plan which addresses the
needs of not only seniors, but needs of youth and families.
Rose put this plan into practice right away by applying for funds through the Community
Development Block Grant program to begin new programs that will support the
betterment of families. She was successful and was able to start a Women's Success
Group and two (2) family support groups. Rose also expanded the annual health fair to
include a family component in 2008. By making these adjustments, the fair attracted and
informed over 700 individuals in good health and prevention strategies as opposed to the
past high of 500.
Following Hurricane Wilma, in which many residents were displaced from their homes
and were in need of assistance, Rose began working on a hurricane registry with a
committee made up of members from other City Departments. The goal of the registry
was to have a systematic procedure put in place for the coordination of storm and disaster
recovery for the City's most vulnerable population. The end result would be to get to
their needs sooner. Rose worked with members of the Fire Department to ensure that the
City had contact information for each of the homeowners associations so those contacts
could identify immediate needs in time of emergency. Rose continued efforts in 2007
and now into 2008 to insure the registry and association contact lists are updated.
regularly. As a result, the City has 168 individuals actively registered on the City
Hurricane Registry. Rose has also served as the lead for the City in attending training
with Broward County for their new Vulnerable Population Database. This allows the
City to match up those on that registry with our residents so it can be used in conjunction
with the City list to best serve the needs of the Tamarac residents.
Other areas of responsibility for Rose that enhance,the lives of Tamarac residents include
one on one counseling, referrals to needed outside services, organization of 14 support
groups and services and eight (8) different health screenings and providing resident
assistance with fee waivers and emergency financial grants. Over the past year Rose
averaged 80 resident calls received per month resulting in 45 cases requiring support and
referrals and more than 1,100 individuals took part in a health screening. Rose also has
responsibility for the City's Volunteer Program. Rose has taken this from a very small
program to where it provides more than 6,000 hours of service to the City. The program
currently has 28 adults and 47 teen volunteers that assist in recreation programs,
transportation, social services and special events. This program has proven to be
invaluable to the City to maintain service levels as property tax reform has resulted in
staff reductions.
Rose's largest strengths are her ability to work as part of a team and her dependability.
This has been proven through her relationships with the City's law enforcement provider,
Broward Sheriffs Office (BSO) and the Fire Rescue Department. BSO and Tamarac Fire
contact Rose on a regular basis to let her know of individuals in the community that need
assistance. Both groups have said more than once that the one thing about Rose is that
they know when they call Rose, the resident will get the services they need.
Rose also helps out whenever needed when staff is dealing with sensitive customer
situations. Rose has been able to diffuse many situations because of her calm demeanor
and her knowledge of people. Rose always assists the staff with these situations and
lends advice on how they could have handled things differently.
Rose has had a very busy and productive year with the City. She has worked in new
areas to assist the City and provide a high level of service to the residents. Rose's
nomination is well deserved due to her commitment, dedication and professionalism in
enhancing the lives of City of Tamarac residents.
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HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT - Elderly and veterans Services Division
2995 N. Dixie Highway • Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33334 - 954 537-29.36 v FAX 954-557-2863 May 19 2008
City of Tamarac
Social Services
8601 W Commercial Blvd
Tamarac, FI 33321
Att: Germania Roman
Dear Germania,
Just wanted to get a quick note off to you to tell you how impressed I
was by the Health Fair on Saturday. It was so well organized and
there was such a wide variety of vendors. The entertainment was
also super!
On a personal note, I am recovering from eye surgery and needed
help getting materials out of my car, and then back in after the event,
as I cannot lift anything. The volunteers were wonderful! They
helped me with my materials, and during the event, circulated among
the vendors with offers of refreshments. It was really a great day.
I hope you will invite us again next year. Please also remember that
we are available if you need a speaker for staff or consumers
particularly about hurricane/disaster preparedness.
Thanks again, and have a great week.
Respectfully,
Carol Wheat, MSW
Volunteer and Resource Coordi, iator
Broward County Board of County Commissioner;
Josephus Eggeiletion, Jr.. Sue Gunzhurger - Kristin D. Jacobs • Ken Keechl o Ilene Lieberman • Stacy Ritter v Jnhn E. Rodstrom, .Jr. - Diana Wasserman-RLibin a Lois Wexler
WWw,broward,crg
June 17, 2008
Gregory Warner
Director of Parks and Recreation
8601 W. Commercial Blvd
Tamarac, FL 33351
Subject: City of the Year Employee Award
Dear Mr. Warner:
I am writing on behalf of Rose Cure-Persad as a candidate worthy of receiving the City
Employee of the Year Award. For the past few months, I have had the privilege to work
with Mrs. Cure-Persad and she has demonstrated an excellent spirit in professionalism,
character, and integrity. She has been able to successfully complete multiple tasks with
favorable results despite deadline pressure.
I have seen several examples of her talents, which included but are not limited to her
work performance, dependability, initiative, cooperation, and judgment and have been
very impressed by her diligence and work ethic. Mrs. Cure-Persad relates very well to the
needs, interest, and well-being of others. She also strives to provide excellent services to
everyone including the residents of Tamarac, FL. I can assuredly say that she is an asset
to the local government's employment of the City of Tamarac.
To conclude, I would like to restate my strong recommendation for Rose Cure-Persad. If
I can be of further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me at (954) 937- 9513.
Sincerely,
Beverley.ri ht> � PA
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Social Service Board
FREE RAFFLES
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" ofiamarat PresetC'ty<A IV
KOR 9th Annual Health and fitness fair
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• Saturday, May 17th
-' 9:3o am to 1:oo pm
Entertainment
Tamarac Community
Center
A& 86m W Commercial Blvd
Face Painting and
Balloons for the kids
Free Health Screenings:
Hearing, Blood Pressure, Chair
massage, Osteoporosis, Skin cancer,
Mammography $58,cholesterol,
glucose, etc.
Health Information
Mental Health, Nutrition, Diabetes, WIC,
Florida Kid Care, Social Security Adm.
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Dept. of Financial Services,
Arthritis Foundation,
Broward Regional Health Planning Coun-
cil, Coral Springs Medical Center and
more.
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Limited cholesterol and
glucose screening.
Fasting is recommended
Call:1-866-880-0484 to register
Free Healthy Fruit Bars
Free bounce house
Win a free adult bike
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Schedule of Events
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10:00
10:45
Jazzercise
Ballet, HipHop, Cheerleading
11:15
Zumba
12:10
Kickboxing
12:30
Cheerleading
12:40
Middle Eastern Dancing
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Transportation to the Tamarac
Community Center available.
Call 954-597-3642 by May 14th
to set up an appointment.
Sponsored by: rF
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- Everyone welcome to this free event!!!!'.!
For more information call the Social Services Office at 954-597-3642.
Parks & Recreation... Experience it
TAMARAC SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION 954-597-3642
SCREENING SERVICES
Blood Pressure Screening— July 16th at TCC - 10:00-11:00 am.
Hearing Screening- cancelled for the summer
Osteoporosis Screening Van - July 14th at TCC - 9:00-2:00 pm.
Call 1-800-257-0944 for appointments.
Mammovan - July 16th at TCC and 23rd at SCH . No HMO's accepted. $58 fee
Call 954-597-3642 for appointments.
SUPPORT GROUPS
Senior Coping Skills Support Group - Learn how to cope with the changes of aging.
July 8th & 22nd at TCC from 10:30 am-12:00 pm. Facilitator: Sharon Roseman, LCSW.
Parkinson's Support Group - At the Coral Springs Medical Center, 3100 Coral Hills Dr.,
954-227-4339. Every 1 st & 3rd Monday of the month at 2:00 pm.
Bereavement Support Group - Mondays at 10:00 am at TCC.
Alzheimer's Support Group - July 7th & 21st at 10:30 am at TCC.
ADVISOR SERVICES
Veteran's Advisor— cancelled for July and August
Consumer Affairs— July 8th & 22nd—call 954-597-3643 for an appointment
Shine— Questions/concerns on health insurance needs.
July 11th & 25th at TCC. Call 954-597-3642 for appointment.
DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
Free Used Cell Phones capable of Dialing 911 only for Tamarac Senior Residents.
Call 954-597-3642 to make an appointment. July 14th at 9:30 am
League for the Hard of Hearing - A Telephone Equipment Distribution Program administered
by Florida Telecommunications Relay, Inc. on July 16th at 10:00 am at TCC.
MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM
Nutritious lunches are offered for seniors 60+ daily at 11:30am - 12:30pm for a $2 donation.
For information and to reserve a lunch contact Patrick Massaquoi at
954-724-2544, 9:30 am-12:30 pm.
SENIOR SOCIAL
Tuesday, July 15th, 10:00-11:15 am.
Presentation: "Alzheimer's Awareness", by Bromaine Hoffman of Heartland of Lauderhill. Join us
for bagels and coffee while making new friends, learning and receiving life saving information
*TCC-Tamarac Community Center *SCH-Satellite City Hall
WQMEN'S SUCCESS GROUP
For Women of all Ages
At the Tamarac Community Center
8601 W. Commercial Boulevard
Tamarac, FL 33351
2nd & 4th Tuesday every month
Beginning October 2007
(8 sessions in 4 months)
6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Free for Tamarac Residents
(Supervision and recreational activities will be available for women intending to
bring children ages 5-12)
Topics Include:
❖ Empowerment of Women
❖ Self-improvement
❖ Relationship Issues
❖ Legal Issues
•:- Domestic Violence
❖ Parenting
❖ Setting Boundaries
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Facilitated by:
Lakshmi Subrahmanian R;oo
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
For further information & to schedule an Intake
Please call Tamarac Social Services at 954-597-3642.
Parks and Recreation.....Experience It!
ATTENTION:
PARENTS & PROFESSIONALS
To: ALL ADULTS IN BROWARD COUNTY
Purpose: Our Children/Youth & their futures!
The City of Tamarac in cooperation with The Broward County Substance Abuse
Commission and B.S.O. is offering the GUIDING GOOD CHOICES program. A five
session curriculum full of great activities of an interactive nature that educate and inform
adults about the challenges and difficulties faced by their youth; issues that youth may
not easily or readily discuss no matter how close the parent/child relationship may be.
These sessions (delivered over 2 hours per session) provide parents with the skills,
knowledge and abilities to reduce the risk of children using substances by:
❑ 1. Getting Started. How to Prevent Drug Abuse in Your Family
❑ 2. Setting Guidelines: Developing Healthy Beliefs and Clear Standards
❑ 3. Avoiding Trouble: How to Say No to Drugs
❑ 4. Managing Conflict: How to Control and Express Your Anger
❑ 5. Involving Everyone: How to Strengthen Family Bonds
We will be meeting at the Tamarac Community Center located at
8601 W. Commercial Blvd every Monday from 6:30 to 8:30 pm
.Admission is free.
Please RSVP to Dwight at (954) 661-9365.
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T"AMARAC
VOLUNTEERS DEEDED
FOR TAX ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
DO YOU HAVE?
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• BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS
Sign up to help others with their tax returns through VITA
(Volunteer Income Tax Assistance)
January 15th to April 15`.
The IRS provides free training and in return, IRS expects volunteers to
commit to working a minimum of 4 hours per week during filing season.
If you enjoy helping people who have problems preparing their own
returns and cannot afford professional services, VITA may be for you.
Please contact Gus Lilavois at 954-423-7629. For further
information contact Rose Cure-Persad at 954-597-3643.
VITA helps low to moderate income individuals prepare
annual tax returns, claim the earned income credit, if eligible, and
provide free electronic filing.
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FISH - Families Invested in Support and Health
PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS
Tuesdays night — 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Transitioning Parents of children ages 18 to 27
Mental Health Association
7145 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Tuesday night — 6:00 to 8:00 pm
New Vistas
Henderson Mental Health Center
2900 W. Prospect Road, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Wednesday night 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Bilingual — Spanish/English
Tamarac Community Center
8601 Commercial Blvd., Tamarac, FL
First and Second Tuesday of every Month - 4:30 to 7:00 pm
Our Children Our Future
1909 Taylor Street, Hollywood, FL
Wednesday 11:30 to 1:00 pm
Grandparents and Kinship Caregivers
Mental Health Association of Broward County
7145 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderhill FL
Fish offers a caring resource for families of children whose behavior challenges family
relationships, social development and school performance. Families of children who receive
services at SED centers are encouraged to participate. FISH offers free services to
parent/caregivers, which include support groups, in home and group parent training, peer
mentoring and advocacy training. FISH is about empowering families toward self-support, self -
advocacy and health.
FISH helps families to invest in themselves and their children today so that
they all may enjoy a healthier tomorrow.
Fish is a project of the Mental Health Association of Broward County.
Contact us at 954-746-2055 or by e-mail: FlSH(a_mhabroward.orp
FISH is funded by a grant from the Broward County Human Services Department: Children's
Services Administration Division
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May 7, 2007
The City of Tamarac has implemented Code Red along with Hurricane
Wellness Checks to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.
We are asking for your assistance in helping the City of Tamarac in
distributing the following information to your association and condominiums
residents.
The attached flyers will serve as information for upcoming programs and
events:
1. City of Tamarac Condo/Association Hurricane Registration — to be
filled out by presidents or key person for the coordination of the
distribution of ice and water to clubhouses. Please fill out and return
to address at the bottom.
2. Code Red — for residents who would like to be contacted via phone
message with emergency information in real time. Please forward
the CODE RED sheets to: Van Schoen, Tamarac Fire Department
6000 Hiatus Road, Tamarac FL 33321
3. Flyer for special needs shelter registration with Broward County — to
be posted and distributed to residents.
The City of Tamarac would appreciate your assistance in forwarding the
above information to your residents in your community. If you have any
questions or concerns, please feel free to call us at 954-597-3620.
Sincerely,
?11L1-- Gam- ward
Rose Cure-Persad
Social Services Supervisor
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Date:
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City of Tamarac Condo/Association Registration
Name of Community/Association:
Name of President/Contact Person:
Address:
Bldg.: Apt.:
City: Zip:
Telephone:
Cell phone:
E-mail address:
Other Key Emergency Contacts:
Name:
Phone:
Address:
Name:
Cell phone:
Phone: Cell Phone:
Address:
Clubhouse or Distribution Point Address:
# of Unit/Homes
PLEASE RETURN TO:
ROSE CURE-PERSAD
CITY OF TAMARAC
8601 WEST COMMERCIAL BLVD.
TAMARAC, FL 33321
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The City of Tamarac has recently contracted with Code Red,
an emergency notification service which will allow the City to
contact you with emergency information in real time. The
information will be delivered by recorded phone message to
advise you about hurricane information, boil water notices
and major road closings. The Code Red provider requires
information from you in order to place you into the system.
Please fill out the information below with your name, address
and phone number. Be assured that this information will only
be used for emergency purposes during emergency events.
You will not be contacted by anyone, for any reason,
following the information you provide today.
coMMutunr
First Name: I
Last Name:
Home Address:
Home Phone: Alt Phone Number:
Zip Code:
Please take a moment to answer the questions below:
1. Any member of your home YES NO
• Require a wheel chair or walker to get around.
• Blind
• Bedridden
• Home Bound
2. If you live on the second floor or higher of a building and the power was out would
you or any member of your family be able to get to the ground floor. YES
NO
3. If you require assistance following a Hurricane or other event do you have someone to assist you such
as family member, Home Health Aide or friend. YES _NO
RETURN TO
VAN SCHOEN
TAMARAC FIRE DEPARTMENT
6000 HIATUS ROAD
TAMARAC, F133321