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The Town of Davie will conduct a scheduled fire drill at Town Hall to ensure staff safety and preparedness

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Davie, Florida – The Town of Davie will conduct a scheduled fire drill at Town Hall on Thursday, February 19, 2026, designed to ensure the safety and preparedness of all municipal staff. The drill will take place at Davie Town Hall at Pine Island Park, located at 8800 SW 36th Street, from 7:45 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., and will involve both indoor and outdoor exercises. Town officials emphasize that this is strictly a training exercise, and the voluntary activation of building alarms is part of the process, so members of the public should not be alarmed.

The drill is limited to Town personnel, meaning that employees from various departments will be unavailable to conduct their regular business during this time. Buildings and departments affected include Building A, which houses the Building Division, Business Tax Receipt, Engineering Division, and Utilities Customer Service. Building B, containing Budget and Finance as well as Information Technology, will also be part of the drill. In Building C, employees from Administration, the Community Redevelopment Agency, Mayor and Town Council, Planning and Zoning, Town Attorney, and Town Clerk will participate. Staff from Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts in Building D, along with Human Resources personnel in the HR Building, will likewise be involved.

Despite the drill, services and programming at other town facilities, including the Pine Island Multipurpose Center, Pine Island Park’s Bamford Sports Complex, and the Fitness and Aquatic Center, will continue as scheduled. Informational signage will be posted at the entrances to the park to inform visitors of the ongoing training exercises, helping to prevent confusion or concern among the public.

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“This training exercise is a proactive step to ensure the safety of our staff and to practice coordinated responses in the event of a fire or emergency,” a Town spokesperson said. “All participants are expected to follow the established safety protocols, and the public can be assured that this is only a drill.”

The Town has clarified that media personnel will not have access to participate in the exercise, and the focus will remain entirely on staff training and safety procedures. For those with questions regarding the drill, the Human Resources Department can be contacted at 954-797-1100. Media inquiries specifically can be directed to the Town’s public information office at [email protected] or by calling 954-797-1102 or 954-797-1035.

The Town of Davie regularly conducts drills and emergency preparedness exercises to ensure that staff are well-trained and ready to respond effectively in case of an actual emergency. By practicing evacuation procedures, coordinating among departments, and activating alarms, the municipality aims to enhance the safety of both its employees and the public.

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Residents visiting Pine Island Park or the surrounding Town Hall area on February 19 are advised to remain aware of posted signage and understand that the activities are strictly part of the scheduled fire drill. The Town encourages patience and understanding while staff carry out the training.

By running exercises like this fire drill, the Town of Davie demonstrates a commitment to maintaining a safe and secure environment for both employees and residents, ensuring that personnel are well-prepared to respond to any potential emergency situations that may arise in the future.

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