April 2014
The COOPPA Guardian
RECEIVE THE 2014-2015 FALL/WINTER SESON BROCHURE AND TICKET ORDER FORM IN THE MAIL If you would like to take advantage of this service, please fill out the information below and give it to the Staff Office or Ticket Office. There is a $2.00 fee for this service.
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Home Business Realty, LLC Your Satisfaction is our Business!
Please Note The Following:
MONICA CAMACHO
• The deadline for filling out this form is June 30, 2014.
Real Estate Broker
• We will NOT accept phone requests.
954-614-4171 954-272-8222
• We will only send out brochures to residents who have filled out this form and have submitted the pre-paid $2.00 to cover the cost of the envelope and postage.
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• ONLY CASH will be accepted - please try to have exact change. • Please Print the address you want the brochure mailed to.
Name (Please Print)______________________________________ Street Address (Please Print) ______________________________ City (Please Print) ______________________________________ State (Please Print) ________________Zip Code ____________ Phone Number __________________________________________ Signature: ______________________________________________ If you do not receive your brochure BEFORE Friday, July 18, 2014, contact the Staff Office, 954-435-6001
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AVOID FALSE ALARMS The Broward Sheriff’s Office responds to thousands of false alarm calls each month. Nearly 76% of these calls are caused by user error. The following tips are being offered to Broward County residents in an effort to reduce the number of false alarm calls and allow deputies more time to respond to calls of crimes in progress: • Know your system’s password and how to properly cancel false alarms. • Everyone with a key to your property must be instructed on how to operate the alarm and how to cancel false alarms. Always make special arrangements for guests and technicians. • Secure all doors and windows before you turn on your system. Drafts that move plants or curtains are common causes of false alarms. • Avoid triggering the alarm’s sensors by securing helium-filled balloons. If possible, do not let pets roam free in the home when the alarm system is activated. • Notify your security company immediately if you think your system isn’t working properly. Schedule routine maintenance and check your system’s battery often. • Update your emergency contact list as often as necessary. The Broward Sheriff’s Office is committed to making our community safer.