Heather Palacios Recognized Ahead of 2022 Suicide Awareness Month
Each year, roughly 40,000 people die by suicide. About 6,000 of those deaths are veterans.
The Taco Project Restaurant Opens Aug 23 in Coral Springs
The Taco Project will host its grand opening to the public on Aug. 23 at its new location at The Walk.
Shawn Cerra and Daniel Foganholi In Close Fundraising Battle For Seat 2 Election
Commissioner Shawn Cerra and School Board Member Daniel Foganholi continue to raise funds ahead of the city’s lone competitive race, now less than three months away.
Questions About Taxes? Coral Springs Holds Annual Budget Academy on August 29
The Department of Budget and Strategy will host their annual budget academy in person at City Hall and Zoom…
Coral Springs City Commission Honors Florida Boys State “Mayor” Victor King
The city commission honored high school senior Victor King for his achievements at the 78th session of the American Legion Boys State program.
City of Coral Springs Invites Families Back to its School Bash at Florida Panthers IceDen
Families searching for one last hoorah before school begins can look no further than the Florida Panthers IceDen.
Coral Springs Business Plan Includes Everglades Greenway Loop, Nature Trail, Fitness Park
The city commission passed the proposed 2023 Fiscal Year Business Plan, which included plans for Aquatic Center Renovations, a fitness area at Riverside Park, and an Everglades Greenway Loop.
City Commission Approves Preliminary 2023 Fiscal Year Millage Rate, Assessment Fees
The city commission unanimously approved the preliminary millage rate and fees for fire, solid waste, and stormwater assessment at their Wednesday, July 27 meeting for the 2023 Fiscal Year.
City Commission Expresses Negative Views Over Recreational Vehicle Pilot Program
The pilot program that eased restrictions on recreational parking came under criticism at the Coral Springs city commission’s workshop on July 27, saying it “created confusion.”
Coral Springs, Parkland Officials Discuss Heron Bay Golf Course
Elected officials from Parkland and Coral Springs discussed purchasing land and developing the former Heron Bay Golf Course at Wednesday’s Coral Springs City Commission workshop.
City Commission Approves Additional Funding for Pandemic Rental Increase Assistance
The Coral Springs City Commission approved a resolution at their July 20 meeting to help residents struggling to pay rent due to the pandemic and inflation.
New Downtown Development Proposed On Sample Road, University Drive Intersection
An additional mixed-use development project could be coming to downtown Coral Springs.
City Passes 2 Annual Action Plan Resolutions Aimed at Infrastructure, Home Repair, City Programs
The city’s annual action plan funds of $798,821 will benefit various projects for low and middle-income parts of Coral Springs.
Foganholi or Cerra? Who is Raising The Most Money for Coral Springs Commission Seat 2
The competition is heating up in the city commission’s lone competitive race as both campaigns continue to raise funds for Seat 2.
Coral Springs Improvement Named 2022 Special District of the Year
CSID received the 2022 Florida Association of Special Districts Award for District of the Year at the organization’s annual conference on June 15.
Floor & Decor Prepares to Open New Coral Springs Location
Floor & Decor is preparing to open a new location convenient to shoppers in northwest Broward County…
Coral Springs Officials Look Ahead at 2023 Budget, Property Taxes
Coral Springs officials are discussing preliminary economic forecasts for the city heading into the 2023 fiscal year.
Five Element Wellness Center in Coral Springs Celebrates Grand Opening June 24
Five Element Wellness Center will mark six months at their Coral Springs Ceremony with a ribbon-cutting ….
My Salon Suite Hosts Grand Opening of Coral Springs Location
My Salon Suite will host their Grand Opening on Monday, June 27, complete with food, drinks, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
City Commission Posthumously Honors John W. Ruffin, Jr. With Special Proclamation
The City Commission proclaimed June 15 as “John W. Ruffin, Jr. Day” in Coral Springs to honor the philanthropist and mentor’s legacy.
City To Discuss Potential New Private School Location
Kind Academy is proposing to open a new private micro-elementary in Brookside Square.
City Approves Construction of 2 Warehouses in Coral Springs Corporate Park
The city commission discussed Foundry Commercial’s proposal to develop two warehouses within Commerce Park at their June 15 meeting.
Brook and Simmons Reelected Without Opposition; Cerra Gets Opponent Heading into November
Commissioner Shawn Cerra and School Board Representative Daniel Foganholi will run against each other for City Commission Seat 2 on Nov. 8.
Five Element Wellness Center in Coral Springs Celebrates Grand Opening
Five Element Wellness Center will mark six months at their Coral Springs Ceremony with a ribbon-cutting on June 24.
Run For Office: City Commission Election Qualification Period Starts Monday
Election season is in full swing in Coral Springs.
City of Coral Springs Proclaims it Stands with LGBTQ+ Community
The city commission stood in solidarity with Coral Springs residents, visitors, business owners, and commuters and declared June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
City Recognizes 2021 Coral Springs Police Employees of the Year
The city commission honored the Coral Springs Police Department supervisor, officer, and civilian of the year for 2021 at their June 1 meeting.
2022 Hurricane Season: Residents Encouraged to Prepare Early, Remain Vigilant
Ahead of hurricane season , city officials are recommending that residents prepare and remain prepared through the season’s end on Nov. 30.
Coral Springs Fire Department Recognizes 2021 Employees of the Year
The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department recognized their instructor, explorer, civilian employee, firefighter, and supervisor of the year at Wednesday’s city commission meeting.
New Affordable Housing Options Possibly Coming to Coral Springs
The city commission passed a resolution declaring two vacant plots of land along Riverside Drive as surplus property, allowing for the city to dispose the properties and continue work on a potential affordable housing project.