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City of Oakland Park Mayor Anne E. Salle and Gabby Chaves
Gabby Chaves accepts a proclamation from City of Oakland Park Mayor Anne E. Salle.
Damaged Vehicle shows first-hand the dangers of texting and driving.

This damaged vehicle on display at a Pompano Beach car dealership shows first-hand the dangers of texting and driving. Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Subaru of North Broward


City of North Lauderdale marquee promotes “Take 5 to Stay Alive. Don’t Text and Drive.”
A new City of North Lauderdale marquee promotes our message “Take 5 to Stay Alive. Don’t Text and Drive.” to motorists along Rock Island Road.
Take 5 to Stay Alive. Don't Text and Drive. proclamation.
On November 7, 2012, the City of Hallandale Beach passed a "Take 5 to Stay Alive. Don’t Text and Drive." proclamation to support the effort to stop texting and driving along with other distracted driving habits. Picture left to right are Hallandale Beach Division Chief Mark Ellis, former Hallandale Beach Commissioner Dorothy Ross, Hallandale Beach Fire Chief Dan Sullivan, Take5 Chair Sheryl Forman, Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper, Hallandale Beach Commissioner Anthony Sanders, Hallandale Beach Vice Mayor Alexander Lewy.

Deserene Curry, Rep. George Moraitis, Jr., Donna Bowers
Community Outreach Subcommittee members Deserene Curry (left) and Donna Bowers (right), both with Broward Health North, visit with Rep. George Moraitis, Jr., Fort Lauderdale, to discuss CS/SB 52: Use of Wireless Communications Devices While Driving during the recent Legislative Day in Tallahassee.
Donna Bowers, Rep. Gwendolyn Campbell-Reed and Deserene Curry
Donna Bowers (left) and Deserene Curry (right) also met Rep. Gwendolyn Campbell-Reed (center), Pompano Beach, during their Legislative Day trip to seek her support of CS/SB 52: Use of Wireless Communications Devices While Driving.

 
 

 
 

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