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During a recent Tamarac government meeting, two local heroes were honored for their quick thinking and bravery in a life-threatening situation. On April 8, 2025, Mario Castan Castanon and Fernando Ambrosio, who were working at a nearby construction site, witnessed a vehicle partially entering a lake. Without hesitation, they ran approximately two-tenths of a mile around the lake to prevent the vehicle from rolling further into the water by placing large rocks behind its rear tires.
The recognition ceremony highlighted their selfless actions, with officials expressing gratitude for their heroism. "They deserve a really big round of applause," said a city representative, emphasizing the importance of community members stepping up in times of need.
In a heartfelt moment, Castanon shared his perspective on the incident, stating, "Like everyone else would do if you see somebody that is in need, you're just equitably to help." He recounted how their instinct to assist kicked in when they saw the car entering the water, and despite initial hesitation from his boss, they decided to act when it became clear that no one was emerging from the vehicle.
The meeting underscored the significance of community vigilance and the impact of individual actions in ensuring public safety. As Tamarac continues to foster a spirit of cooperation and support among its residents, the bravery of Castanon and Ambrosio serves as a powerful reminder of the difference one can make in the lives of others.
Converted from Tamarac - Regular - Jun 11, 2025 meeting on June 11, 2025
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