Waterford Homeowners Association

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Or send your check to WHOA C/O Barbara Conrey 2440 S.W. 12th St., Deerfield Beach, Fl. 33442

NOTE: This web site is exclusively for Waterford Homes. Waterford Courtyards at Crystal Lake North maintains a separate web site at http://waterfordnorth.com/index.htm

The goal of the Waterford Home Owners Association is to promote friendly interaction between neighbors and protect the interests of all Waterford home owners.

We aim to provide a unified voice in state and local matters that affect the quality of life in our neighborhood.

Street Light Outages
The Facilities Maintenance Division is responsible for ensuring that inoperable street lights are repaired as quickly as possible. Residents are encouraged to report outages to the Deerfield Beach street light hotline.

The process is simple. Identify the light, either by the number on the light pole or by the closest crossing streets, and then call to report it at 954-480-4385 or e-mail fcristiano@deerfield-beach.com. When calling, be sure to include the street light number or the location

Please Read the latest Newsletter in "OTHER NEWS"

WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE WELLFIELD PROJECT?

Sign up for E-Project Updates

The city has a new way to keep residents informed about the progress of city projects. The service is called E-Project Updates, and visitors to this website can now sign up to receive weekly status reports. The West Wellfield project - located on the south side of SE 10th Street, just west of Military Trail - is the first project for which this service is available. E-Project Updates will be available for other city projects in the coming weeks.

Follow the link http://www.deerfield-beach.com/List.aspx to the subscription page, where you can quickly sign up to receive West Wellfield updates, as well as a variety of other types of notifications. For more information about E-Subscriptions, email web.pio@deerfield-beach.com or call 954-480-4417 or access at the City’s Web Site: www.deerfield-beach.com

Update (Oct '09 - Feb '10): MPO / Commission Meeting regarding SW 10th St.

Public Notice - Meeting on Wellfield Project Wednesday February 17th 2010

DISTRICT 4 COMMISSIONER HOLDS MEETING Feb 25th 2010

Commissioner Bill Ganz meeting recap

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Read about the BSO CyberVisor Program. Details here
BSO reminds you to "Slam the Door". Details here

SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY

Join COP: Interested in helping to safeguard our community and greater Deerfield Beach? Why not join Citizen Observer Patrol? The COP program is a volunteer program in which members assist BSO deputies in many tasks ranging from patrol to support of city wide events. For more information and an application, click HERE. Or visit the Deerfield Beach COP website for additional details. You may also submit your application to Al Santana, district coordinator for Deerfield Beach COP.

Join CERT: Another way for you to support your community is to join the Community Emergency Response Team. CERT is another volunteer program that trains members to support first responders in the event of emergencies or disasters. Look HERE for additional information and HERE for a brochure. If you are interested, please contact Al Santana or Andi Mucklow, emergency management coordinator 954.571.3074 for application information. The new class schedule is February through March 2010 and is posted below:

CERT Basic Training

February - March 2010 At the MOC/Station 102 located at 1441 FAU Research Park Blvd (SW 11th St), 3rd Floor Training Room

TIME:        7:00pm ~ 9:30pm

Date THURSDAY

Time

Shift

Class

18-Feb

1900-2130

A

#1 Introduction to CERT

25-Feb

1900-2130

B

#2 Search & Rescue

4-Mar

1900-2130

C

#3 Fire Suppression

11-Mar

1900-2130

A

#4 Medical Operations I

18-Mar

1900-2130

B

#5 Medical Operations II

25-Mar

1900-2130

C

#6 Disaster Psychology

1-Apr

1900-2130

A

#7 Terrorism

8-Apr

1900-2130

B

#8 Graduation

Deerfield Beach CERT to Begin a TEEN Program in 2010

Teen CERT is a National Training Initiative that prepares youth to “mitigate, prepare, respond and recover” from a disaster that may happen at their school or home. I n 2010 the Department of Fire Rescue has made it their goal to extend our cu r r e n t l y successful CERT Program into the schools.

If your teens or the teens in your neighborhood would be interested in being involved with the Teen CERT Program please contact the Fire Department at 954-571-3074 for more information. Students will earn 24 hours of community service for their participation. Classes are likely to begin in February or March 2010.

OTHER NEWS & HISTORY

Read the WHOA March '09 Newsletter and the February '09 Email update here

Review the SW 10th St. Connector Feasibility Study here