This is a cookie cutter sober house...its all about your ability to pay..i was a resident there and…read morewas allowed to pay to have my dirty ua results disappear...it is what you make of it bit at the end of the day you can pretty much do whatever you want if you have money..

What I saw happen to my own son please avoid this place at all costs. The bed bug bites were…read morehorrific and the so called staff I saw on video call the residents disgusting names. I paid but immediately got my son out and into another place. They should be investigated and I am speaking with people about doing that. They should not be considered a halfway house unless they mean halfway into the grave.

Broward County Sheriff should be ashamed of themselves. They…read morearrested a man named Gilberto Torres Arriaga -- homeless, with nowhere to sleep -- just for trying to find a place to rest. They called it burglary, but what it really was... was a man looking for shelter from the cold world outside. Instead of compassion, they gave him charges. Instead of help, they gave him handcuffs. No one stopped to see that he's struggling with mental health. No one cared that he's homeless, hungry, and lost. What a disgrace. I used to be homeless myself. I remember when things were different -- when officers tried to help you, when they'd take you to a shelter instead of a cell. Places like Broward Outreach, Faith Farm, and House of Hope were created to lift people up, to help rebuild lives. But now... it feels like the system is more focused on destroying lives than saving them. It's heartbreaking. We live in a world that turns its back on the broken -- that punishes people for being lost instead of guiding them home. This man didn't need jail. He needed love. He needed someone to see his pain, not his charges. He needed help, not handcuffs. To everyone out there struggling -- I see you. I've been there. I know the pain of being forgotten by the system. But don't lose hope. God still sees you, even when the world looks away. What a disgraceI am so disappointed.I was there too at one point and did not get treated.So well either I completely understand this brother.

I've been having issues with strangers coming to my house and taking pictures. In one case, a…read moreperson followed me from my house to my school in Miami. Today, I caught someone in the act and asked for the police to come out and take a report. These "officers" actually had the audacity to tell me it was perfectly "normal" for strangers to be taking pictures of my house, and to then speed off if someone comes out to ask what they're doing. If it is so normal, why have I never had this issue before March, and I've been living here for 5 years? Why speed away? Oh, and they somehow want me to obtain a license plate number while also staying inside my house, because if I come out, that means I'm not in fear of my safety. The hoops these rejects will jump through just to protect their own (i have a suspicion of who is behind this and it is an LEO), and to avoid police work is astonishing. Citizen safety comes second to shielding officers from accountability, apparently. Insane. I also like how they don't allow citizens to post reviews on Google maps. Wonder how much of our tax payer money is going toward infringing our 1st amendment rights for the benefit of BCSO.

Recently had to come here to help give my civic duty and be in jury duty. From the beginning to the…read moreend, everything was very smooth and more or less, easy to understand. Security was very good but not too friendly while trying to get so many people through bag check and to where they need to be. The jury waiting area is a large room with ample enough seating so no one is sitting on top of each other. I do wish that the seats were a little more comfortable, especially since I was sitting there for hours on end. There is a cute little food area that offers a different hot meal each day and then packaged sandwiches and wraps. The turkey wrap I had the day I was there was very flavorful and more than enough because I was full until I was able to leave later that evening at almost 6PM. The courthouse is nice and clean as well as more than enough bathrooms around so it wasn't hard to find one while I was there the entire day.

My mail in plea was never delivered. The mail only bounced back to my return home address AFTER I…read moredid a missing mail search. Reason says "Not deliverable as addressed vacant" meaning their mailbox is overfilled and it was rejected. Nice work frauds. See photo. And Google Maps is suppressing/not posting my review.

Angel Amodora was my SS Representative. He was professional, thorough, kind, well- informed,…read morepatient and really cares l

Trying to apply for Medicare. You might think that you could go to Medicare.gov to apply but you…read morecan't. If you are a homemaker and didn't work outside the home you don't have enough credits to apply online at SSA.gov so you have to make an appointment. The phone appointment is 2 months out. Typical inefficient government operation. Very sad that if you are a full time mom you are less than.

I had the pleasure of interacting with an employee at the Post Office yesterday.Her name is Karen…read more I've never had such a fabulous experience at any USPO before .She was so pleasant and helpful .Please give her a bonus.

Awful. Refuses to open on time, sometimes they don't open the counter for an hour after they open.read more

I love learning more about history from these blue historical markers that are all over the state…read more You can find this one in front of Broward Marine. On this site Frank and Gertrude Denison launched Broward Marine. Frank had made money in the trucking business in Michigan and at the age of 38 he and Gertrude, 32, were married. While honeymooning in Fort Lauderdale, Frank decided to buy Dooley's Basin and Drydock, a small business located on the New River near State Road 84 and Interstate 95, for $250,000. They changed the name to Broward Marine Inc and settled down to married life. The company was incorporated in 1948. Shortly after Frank was involved in a lawsuit in Michigan. Afraid he would lose Broward marine, he gave the majority of shareholder stocks to his wife which have repercussions many years down the road. In the 1950's Broward Marine won the contract to build mine sweepers for the U.S. Navy. While under contract they ran a schedule of four 144 foot wooden minesweepers and seven 173 foot minesweepers. The Navy contract brought thousands of people to live in Florida making it the largest private employer in Broward. In the 60's Gertrude was fundamental in running the business and she opened her own yacht interior design service. In the 70's and 80's they built and sold profitable aluminum boats. The 90's saw them as one of the biggest builders of big motor yachts. Broward Marine built the Monkey Business which became famous as the boat presidential candidate Gary Hart sailed to Bimini with Donna Rice torpedoing his political career. Broward Marine helped launch Fort Lauderdale as the yacht capital of the world. The later years were not kind to the Denison family. Frank's temper was notorious and his family accused him of striking them. Gertrude used her shareholder power to make business decisions without Frank's input which further angered him. Family infighting continued until Gertrude Winslow Denison death in 1997 and Franklin Denison passed away on March 17, 2000 at the age of 90. Today Broward marine is run by the couple's sons. On November 12, 2022, historical marker F-1176 was installed by the The Denison Family Trust, and the Florida Department of State at Safe Harbor Lauderdale Marine Center at 2020 Southwest 20th Street also known as Denison Way in Fort Lauderdale.

U.S. Federal Building & If you know me you know I lived in…read moreBroward County Florida for about forty years. I hate to say I've spent a lot of time visiting this courthouse. It's a five star place but man oh man I hate jury duty. There were times I was so uncooperative I thought the judge would throw me in jail. If you have to go to a courthouse for any reason this is as good as it gets. I'm recommending

I got the dreaded jury summoning. This one is probably the nightmare of all nightmares. I was on a…read moretwo week call in. I would never win the lottery, but somehow, my number was picked to show up on the first day. It's a very organized system. They explain everything clearly. Due to two circumstances, I was dismissed from that days service. However, I was told I still had my two obligation.