Pictured above: Lauderhill Mayor Ken Thurston with CERT members volunteering.
Pictured above: Lauderhill Commissioner Denise D. Grant working with Firefighters to load the trucks. Here she is receiving water from Fire Chief Marc Celetti.
The City of Lauderhill Official Bahamas Relief Drop Off location has been an overwhelming success. A number of truck loads have been filled and delivered while supplies are still coming in. Today is the last day the Lauderhill Drop Off location will be open. Go to www.lauderhill-fl.gov/dorianrelief for more information, including other drop off locations available in the County (provided by Broward County Emergency Management). We thank all that have volunteered to work the Lauderhill Drop Off location. We are especially grateful for the donations from our generous residents and businesses!
Pictured above: Lauderhill Commissioner Denise D. Grant with Lauderhill Firefighters, Fire Chief Marc Celetti, and Metro Broward Professional Firefighters, Local 3080 President Brian Powell (far right). Brian, on behalf of the union, donated several palettes of water. Thank you!
Pictured above: Lauderhill Deputy City Manager Desorae Giles-Smith working with volunteers to stack the supplies for transport.Pictured above: Lauderhill Firefighters worked the Drop Off location in between calls.Pictured above: Parks and Leisure Services, Public Works, and Utilities staff worked side by side with Citizens on Patrol and CERT volunteers at the location.
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