The Best protective force of all the places I have lived - friendly staff and the officers are the…read moregreatest protectors. This small city has closed circuit cameras all over town so trying to do any crime in this city will get you busted.

One of the worst cops ever Sgt Turner pulled me over after recklessly driving on the 95 , following…read moreclosely behind me while it was pouring raining, and then got upset bc I pulled my phone out to record him driving horrible. When I contacted his boss ,of course, his boss took his side. They only look out for their own oh and apparently sergeants don't have dash cameras so it was his lies against mines. So do with that information as you will.

A former tenant did not pay rent, destroyed locks on a city water meter, dogs destroyed the lawn,…read morelandscaping, and part of the fence and moved across the street. They left the residence when Wilton Manors removed the water meters after they discovered the tenants removed city-placed locks on water meters. They befriended a Wilton Manors police woman and a code enforcement person, who begin making complaints on us while we are trying to repair everything. The started harassing those that visited our property(including our newly-hired property manager), would run up to anyone visiting our property, tell them we were awful, did not repair items, and other slander. We are installing cameras. Police and code enforcement should not do their job based on friendships! I am certain a call to the city will help Curtail the harassment.

Everything went well. everything was explained to me so that I could understand it. I shouldn't…read morehave problems going forward with this plan

I asked if they still had fried snapper and they hung up. Too cold and lack of care for release…read moreorders they need to defund this waste of space

I needed to get a VIN inspection for my car. Rhode Island requires them before a registration is…read moreissued. So they sent me a protocol that needed to be followed for the VIN inspection to be valid. I arrived at the Police station at 8am and told the receptionist what I needed. They gave me a phone number to call to then be contacted with a police officer that could help me with my request. Within 30 min, I got a call that a police officer was outside by my car, waiting to help me with the VIN inspection. Officer Garcia was very polite and very friendly as I gave him the Rhode Island document. He inspected the car and in about 10-15 minutes, I was out of there. The report takes 3-5 days, which then I can pick up myself. It was a very pleasant experience.

Was there for a traffic citation. Quick wait midday on a weekday. Kind of a typical courthouse,…read morenothing special about it. The lady who helped me was nice but didn't seemed thrilled about being there (neither did I)

Dirty. Smells extremely bad but staff was very nice. My…read morerecommendation, hire a new cleaning crew, and get a different crowd of people in here.

This review is specifically for the Leonard Weisinger Community Center…read more We were looking for a venue for my daughter's sweet 16 birthday party and found this reasonably priced place. For residents on the weekend the price was $75/hr. with a required $200 deposit you can get back after the event if all is well. This included round and rectangular tables and chairs. The capacity was 180 maximum. You have the option to pick between two rooms but the other room has a stage which was preferred but it was booked already. There is a different rate for nonresidents of $100/hr on weekends I believe. There is an orange panel that runs along the wall making it a bit difficult to mask in decoration but we managed to do so with long length table cloths and backdrops. There are bathrooms with multiple stalls for use but there is not a place to get dressed other than the bathroom. We were unable to return home due to setup cutting close to the start time of the party but we made the bathroom work and it was clean. There is also a full setup kitchen with ice. I don't believe you are able to cook in it but you can keep items warm. There are multiple entries to the room and venue. The parking was limited but we made it work. I was unable to get after setup video or pics of it without the party going on but I was able to find pictures and video on Instagram. The staff was very accommodating allowing us to view the venue before booking and access before the party to determine how we could setup. We were given more than enough tables and chairs. I was able to receive the dimensions of the room to help plan setup. Overall, this venue was a great choice for our budget and we really enjoyed the party. After cleaning we were able to receive our full deposit. If you're looking for a budget friendly place and live in the area this is a great option.

The Margate Police department is located in this city building…read more From my initial call to request help, and an in person visit, they were kind and empathetic. Thank you to everyone who helped me.

Been using Kelly's for our office needs for a while now. Always have what we need and will…read morepromptly get us on the delivery schedule. They've been around for a long time for a reason. Never seen the person all the cyclists are complaining about. Always good to support local business.

Came for Bingo night! The BINGLO event was fun. The doors open at 6:30 and the bingo game starts at…read more7:00pm. We missed the 1st game but played the 2nd and 3rd with their glow in the dark markers. Got 2 drink tickets and they had light snacks. There is a 4th bingo BONUS game which is filling up the entire bingo sheet and lots of prize possibilities. It's a good charity event and I had a great time.

Lots of valuable information for people thinking about retiring it's a difficult task. They made…read morethings so much easier and clarifying a lot of things.

Came to see the George Harrison Photo Exhibit - "George Was Here in Deerfield Beach" displaying…read morerare, unseen photos of the time George Harrison spent in Deerfield Beach. It was very well done. First time visiting this place... it's a first class facility that the community is lucky to have. Wonderful staff. Great parking.

The Johnny L Tigner Community Center is located in the the Oveta McKeithen Recreational Complex, a…read more15 acre park with sports fields, a walking trail, gym, picnic areas, and a playground. The beautiful, state of the art, Johnny L. Tigner Community Center is a crown jewel for Deerfield Beach. It was named in honor of Johnny L. Tigner who was born in Georgia but grew up in Deerfield Beach. He was well regarded for spearheading many city initiatives including Big 3 Basketball, Family Kickball, Family Fun Day, and Women's Flag Football. He worked at many athletic events in positions as varied as selling concessions, officiating games, or operating the PA system in his distinctive voice. He especially had a heart for the youth in the community and strived to make Deerfield Beach a better place to live. Community Center amenities include a BSO sub station, ballroom, kitchen, and outdoor patio. Upstairs there is a multipurpose room, dance studio, and a production studio. The community center is available for private rentals with a discounted price for Deerfield Beach city residents. I attended an event in the ballroom that was created to benefit the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. Titled George Was Here, it was a photographic exhibit of pictures of former Beatle George Harrison and his then wife Pattie Boyd and the Beatles' assistant Mal Evans on a 10 day trip to Deerfield Beach in November of 1970. It took place after the break up of the Beatles. Harrison came to visit his aunt and uncle and he stayed at the Shore Road Inn, now known as Pier Walk. Just before the trip he put the finishing touches on his solo album, "All Things Must Pass." In 2024, 18 never-before-seen photographs of Harrison were found at a Deerfield Beach apartment building owned by his maternal uncle and aunt, Edmund and Mimi French. To protect his privacy, many locals kept the secret of Harrison's visit for over 50 years. Fun fact, Florida has another Beatles break up connection. John Lennon signed the legal papers dissolving the Beatles on December 29, 1974, while staying at the Polynesian Village Resort at Disney World in Orlando. The event was very interesting and it benefitted a great organization which strives to preserve the history of the city. I also enjoyed checking out this new community center. In addition to the photographs and historical information, there was light bites from the Deerfield Beach Historical Society, beer, wine, and soda for sale, event posters for sale, and a live band playing George Harrison's music. This was a reminder of just how much Deerfield Beach has to offer. George Was Here is for two nights only, concluding today.