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Parkland’s Second Annual<br />

Child Safety Day<br />

By Aimee Zickerman<br />

<strong>The</strong> second annual Child<br />

Safety Day will be hosted<br />

by the law offices of<br />

McFarlane & Dolan in conjunction with the Broward County Sheriffs<br />

office and the City of Parkland. Over 2,000 Coral Springs and Parkland<br />

residents are expected to attend this free, informative, one-day family<br />

festival, which will be held on Sunday, October 19 from 12:00 p.m. -<br />

3:00 p.m. at the Parkland YMCA in Pine Trails Park located at 10559<br />

Trails End in Parkland.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Child Safety Day will provide an exciting opportunity for residents<br />

of all ages to become more educated about safety awareness issues,<br />

health and crime prevention. Attendees may participate in a variety of<br />

entertaining activities and view demonstrations by city, state and local<br />

organizations. <strong>The</strong> event will also offer many interactive exhibits, such<br />

as a Fire Safety Trailer sponsored by the <strong>Parklander</strong> (a fire will be<br />

simulated for the children and they will learn how to get out in time),<br />

the Department of Homeland Security will be featuring a Black Hawk<br />

Helicopter, there will be a SWAT presentation by the Broward County<br />

Sheriff ’s Office, FREE finger printing, FREE ICE (In Case of<br />

Emergency Cards), and FREE photo identification cards. Also offered<br />

will be a car seat safety check in personal vehicles, CPR training from<br />

infant to adulthood, and a Child Transfer Ambulance provided by Joe<br />

DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital. In addition, the Governor’s office and<br />

Attorney General will provide the community with an update of the<br />

State of Florida’s efforts to promote child safety.<br />

Over 40 exhibitors will be participating in the Child Safety Day including<br />

representatives from the National Center for Missing and Exploited<br />

Children, Broward County Sheriff ’s Office, U.S. Immigration &<br />

Customs Enforcement, and <strong>The</strong> City of Parkland.<strong>The</strong> organizations will<br />

be educating parents and children on critical issues ranging from Internet<br />

predators, teenage driving, school bullying, finger printing and picture<br />

identity safety, CPR safety, drowning prevention, pediatric care, sun<br />

safety, bicycle safety, poison control, fire safety and so much more.<br />

Dana Josephson, Marketing Manager for the Law Offices of<br />

McFarlane & Dolan believes that Child Safety Day is a great way to<br />

interact with the community.“An event like this gives us the<br />

opportunity to showcase the different health and safety organizations in<br />

our region,” she said. “And, it gives us a good chance to get out into the<br />

community and really demonstrate how these organizations can be<br />

beneficial to community members.”<br />

For more information on this event, please contact Dana Josephson at<br />

djosephson@mcfarlanedolanlaw.com, or call her at 954-340-0005.<br />

LAW OFFICES<br />

McFARLANE & DOLAN<br />

Defending Florida Business<br />

Defending Florida Doctors<br />

Personal Injury Litigation<br />

Bill McFarlane, Esq.<br />

10394 West Sample Road, Suite 201 • Coral Springs, FL 33065<br />

(954) 340-0005 • (954) 340-0055 FAX<br />

www.mcfarlanedolanlaw.com<br />

<strong>The</strong> hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you decide,<br />

ask us to send you written information about our qualification and experience.<br />

the PARKLANDER<br />

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