June 2006 - The Parklander Magazine

Parkland Mayor ReceivesEmergency Management CertificationKim CharlesNow Owned by:Top Ranked Professional BodyBuilding Superstar Darrem Charlesand Fitness competitor Kim Charles(in this field over 15 years)Darrem Charles• Swim Suit Season is Here •1st 4 Sessions for $99.00 (new clients only)Call now to schedule a FREE session (includes consultation & training)Conveniently located at 7880 Wiles Rd. in Coral Springs(just east of Riverside drive)954.341.3388The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Divisionof Emergency Management, has awarded ParklandMayor Michael Udine a certificate of achievement acknowledging hissuccessful completion of the Introduction to the Incident CommandSystem. The completion of this course acknowledges that MayorUdine has reaffirmed a dedication to serve in times of crisis throughcontinued professional development by his completion of this Course.“Our last hurricane season was a frightening reminder of theimportance of preparation and response,” said Mayor Udine. “Overthe past few months, I have continually advised our residents, staffand management to fully prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.I felt strongly that this program and this certification was my chanceto lead by example. I hope my personal commitment to take this issueso seriously will prompt others to follow my lead and do everythingpossible to prepare for the upcoming storm season.”Through its courses and programs, the Emergency ManagementInstitute (EMI) serves as the national focal point forthe development and delivery of emergency managementtraining to enhance the capabilities of federal, state, local,and tribal government officials, volunteer organizations, and thepublic and private sectors to minimize the impact of disasterson the American public.Instruction focuses on the four phases of emergency management:mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. EMI develops coursesand administers resident and non-resident training programs in areassuch as natural hazards (earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, dam safety),technological hazards (hazardous materials, terrorism, radiologicalincidents, chemical stockpile emergency preparedness), professionaldevelopment, leadership, instructional methodology, exercise designand evaluation, information technology, public information, integratedemergency management, and train-the-trainers.“Hopefully, we will be spared the brunt of any storms this season,”Udine said. “However, if we see a repeat of last year’s storms, I wantto make sure our residents know we are doing everything we can tofully prepare for it.”Email your questions or comments to Mayor Udineat michael@udinelaw.com.74Pamela RosenMD, FACSParkland Resident• Facial Surgery , Laser & Peels• Breast Enhancement • Body Contouring• Botox & Permanent Make-up • RestylaneAmerican Society ofPlastic SurgeonsFeaturing Obaji & Skinceuticalsskin care productsBoard Certified ByAmerican Board of Plastic SurgeryFellow of American College of SurgeonsCall todayto arrange a private consultation954-341-89071401 University Dr., Suite 300, Coral SpringsBank of America BuildingMember of theAmerican Society forAesthetic Plastic Surgery,Inc.the PARKLANDERYouth with Disabilities Invited to Bowling Group—Broward County’s Special Populations offers “Pins ‘n’ Pals”—WHAT: Broward County Parks and Recreation Division and theSpecial Populations Section have developed a youth bowlingprogram, PINS ‘N’ PALS, for youth, ages 8-17, who may haveany sort of disability. This is a weekly program and the onlyrequirement is consistent attendance. The youth willbowl each Tuesday, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. The cost is $5 perweek and includes two games and the bowling shoes.The group will meet at the AMF Lanes in Davie on StateRoad 84. Preregistration is required and space is limited.The starting date will be announced. For more information,call Special Populations Section at 954-357-8170/8180.WHERE: Special Populations Section with Broward County Parks andRecreation, and AMF Lanes in Davie.WHEN: Each Tuesday, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Start date to be announced.WHO: Youth with disabilities, ages 8-17.HOW: $5/week. Cost includes two games of bowling and shoe rental.For further information, call Special Populations Sectionat 954-357-8170/8180.Anyone requiring auxiliary aids for communication should call954-357-8170 (voice) or 954-537-2844 (TTY) prior tothe event so that advance arrangements can be made.