
Be Informed on Amendment 4

These potential consequences include shifting a significant portion of the property tax burden from non-homesteaded property owners and businesses to homesteaded property owners, and/or the sudden and significant loss of local community programs and services that contribute to local quality of life. More...
Veterans Services Helps Vietnam Veterans Assess Possible Agent Orange Exposure

Broward County Veterans Service Officers are, front row, left to right: Jonette Sims, Fitzroy Grizzle and Ivy Martin and back row, left to right, Javier Abouzeide, Owen Walker, James Peavy and Floyd White.
“It’s really the Vietnam veterans who can benefit the most from this program that assists those with possible exposure to herbicides, such as Agent Orange,” said Owen Walker, manager of the Veterans Services Section of the Broward County Elderly and Veterans Services Division. More...
Libraries, Comcast and Community Organizations Bridge the Digital Divide for Low-Income Families

The national Comcast program, Internet Essentials, has entered its second year, but this is the first year that Libraries is participating in the program locally.
“We are providing the digital literacy component of the program,” said Tara Zimmerman, grants officer for the Libraries. “It is crucial that children and families be literate in their use of the Internet so that they can make the most of its capabilities while also connecting safely.” The Broward Public Library Foundation coordinated Broward County Libraries’ involvement in this project. More...




