Description
All day and night, cars with very loud engines and mufflers are racing down Pembroke Road next to Century Village from Flamingo Road to 136th. The area is residential with senior citizens and single family homes. No stores, nothing. Because of lack of police surveillance, young drivers use that road to race own that road when seniors are sleeping...some with serious health conditions. They should have never opened that road. PLEASE HELP. We need signs for the noise level, and lower the speeding limit to 35 mph. Anything to steer those drivers from the area.
7 Comments
Pembroke Pines (Verified Official)
Technology Services Department (Verified Official)
Police Department Non-emergency (Community Affairs Unit) (Verified Official)
Good morning,
Thank you very much for reaching out to us, and making us aware of these issues. I will forward your message to our afternoon and overnight sergeants for extra patrol in that area. If possible, can you please call our Non-Emergency number at (954) 431-2200 to report the loud noises as they are happening? Once reported, we can have an officer come out to make immediate contact.
Thank you again for reaching out!
Andie (Registered User)
Police Department Non-emergency (Community Affairs Unit) (Verified Official)
Good morning Andie,
I am so sorry that this is happening in your neighborhood as well. I will also make the area sergeants aware of this ongoing issue. Again, if it is possible, please call our Non-Emergency number at (954) 431-2200 to report the cars racing. Our officers will be immediately dispatched to the area.
Thank you again for reporting this issue and helping us keep our City safe.
Thank you and be safe!
Natalie S. Moton (Registered User)
Police Department Non-emergency (Community Affairs Unit) (Verified Official)
Good morning,
Thank you so much for making us aware of this issue. I have made the area sergeants and officers aware of this problem. If the problem continues, please be sure to call our Non-Emergency number at (954) 431-2200 so that our officers can be dispatched to the area. Again, thank you for reaching out to us and helping us keep our community safe.
Thank you and be safe,