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Coconut Creek City Hall

The Public Work Department is a full-service public agency that works to preserve and protect properties. The department is responsible for maintaining buildings and grounds, park and recreation facilities and landscaped roadways. It offers logistical support services for several events. The Public Work Department coordinates debris removal operation and solid waste and recycling collection related to hurricanes and disasters. It provides maintenance, repair, renovation and construction services. The department is also responsible for maintaining the fleet of vehicles and equipment, including utility vehicles, buses, trucks, police cars and turf maintenance equipment. The Public Work Department is operated by the City of Coconut Creek, Fla., which additionally manages fire, police, human resources, purchasing, and parks and recreation departments.

City of Oakland Park

Oakland Park is one of the most beautiful cities in Broward County, Florida. Admirable for its greenery, parks and scenic landscapes, the city is a must-visit if you want to have recreation and fun. The city's structure has been beautifully designed so that the city's developmental projects do not interfere with the climatic conditions or the greenery of the city. One can explore a good number of public parks, libraries and buildings of historical significance.

Woman’s Club of Wilton Manors

Wilton Woman's Club is a non-profit social organization and community center which aims at serving and connecting women from all walks of life. The ancient clubhouse has now been renovated into an Art Gallery which serves as a tourist attraction. 'Gallery 21' also organizes art events from time to time to attract more guests.

Annie Beck House

Annie Beck House in Fort Lauderdale is not a very popular tourist attraction but has great historical significance. Annie Beck was one of the pioneers of Fort Lauderdale who secured the title of Citizen of the year in 1975. The library at Garden center in Birch State Park is named after her as an honor. Her grand mansion was a symbol of skilled craftsmanship made up of Dade county pine. Her mansion now holds immense historic worth for it displays craftsmanship and artistic wit.

Villa d’Este is a charming neighborhood that blends together serene beauty and modern amenities. With its tree-lined streets, splendid lake views and scenic waterways, Villa d’Este is an oasis of tranquility and exquisite beauty surrounded by the urban landscape of Deerfield Beach.

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