Broward County Animal Care is offering free Wellness Clinics in July, providing pet care services like exams and vaccines on a first-come, first-served basis.

Miami's Internal Services Department ADA Office celebrates the 34th anniversary of the ADA with a three-day event featuring games, speakers, and educational activities.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services stresses the importance of pet safety during National Lost Pet Prevention Month, advocating for microchipping, ID collars, and community awareness to reduce the number of lost pets.

The water advisory for a section of the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale has been lifted following successful cleanup and water safety tests after a sewer break.

The SBA is opening a Disaster Assistance Center in Hollywood for businesses affected by June flooding. It operates July 9-29, providing loan aid, with no appointment needed.

Pembroke Pines hosts a free Dive-in Movie event at Academic Village Pool on July 27 from 7-9 PM, offering residents a poolside film viewing. No floatation devices, outside food, or drinks allowed.

Cedella Marley collaborates with Food For The Poor to provide hurricane relief after Hurricane Beryl in Jamaica and other Caribbean nations, focusing on urgent supply shipment.

South Florida and Jamaican communities band together for Hurricane Beryl relief efforts, offering aid through donated resources and volunteer services to the affected areas.

Lauderhill, FL, collects supplies for Hurricane Beryl victims until July 8th at John Mullin Park. Essentials like blankets, food, and hygiene kits are needed. Contact Cheryl at 954-559-3955 for details.

Hollywood offers a self-service sandbag initiative to protect against floods, with bags available at the Department of Parks office and sand at several city parks.

North Miami's annual Independence Day Celebration By the Bay will take place at FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus, featuring food, a kids' zone, karaoke, and fireworks. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs.

The health advisory for Spanish River Park Beach has been lifted, indicating the water is now safe for the public to swim in, as per the Florida Department of Health.

The Drowning Prevention Coalition of Palm Beach County emphasizes water safety, highlighting the importance of supervision and proper safety practices to prevent drownings, especially among children.