Coral Springs City Commission Update: Continuing to Navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic
With August upon us, it’s officially “Back to School” season; and as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic,
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The Truth About Trash In Coral Springs
City staff spent time at Wednesday’s meeting talking trash about a certain proposed rate increase.
Rate Increases Possibly Coming in 2022 for Fire Assessment, Solid Waste, Millage
Coral Springs residents might pay a little more in certain fees and rates beginning in October.
Coral Springs’ Vice Mayor Calls Anti-Mask Politician “Representative Blackface”
Coral Springs Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons ripped State Rep. Anthony Sabatini on Twitter this week for his criticism of local mask mandates…
Sidewalk, Roadway and Other Improvements Coming To Coral Springs
Several Coral Springs neighborhoods will receive funding for sidewalk, roadway, walkway, and other programs.
Coral Springs Commission To Consider Self-Storage Expansion
The city commission will consider whether to allow self-storage facilities to be allowed in the Neighborhood Business Zoning District at their Wednesday meeting….
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried, Local Officials Call On Florida Supreme Court to Hear Gun Preemption Case
Nikki Fried joined various elected officials from Broward County and Coral Springs Wednesday over Zoom.
Commissioner Carter Appointed to Florida League of Cities Committee
Commissioner Joy Carter was appointed to the 2021-2022 Florida League of Cities Legislative Policy Committee.
Coral Springs City Commission Update: Exciting 4th of July Celebration Followed by City’s Birthday
For the City of Coral Springs, July is an exciting month that kicks off with our family-friendly Fourth of July celebration and is followed by our city’s birthday!
Rep. Daley’s Water District Election Bills Signed Into Law
A package of water district election bills sponsored by State Rep. Dan Daley (D-Coral Springs) were signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis Tuesday
Rep. Hunschofsky and State Sen Book’s Bike Safety Bill Signed Into Law
A bike safety bill introduced by state Representative Christine Hunschofsky (D-Parkland) was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis Tuesday
City Discusses Possible Millage Rate Increase
Coral Springs homeowners might pay more in property taxes if the city commission approves a millage rate increase.
Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Former Heron Bay Golf Club
As news about the sale of the Heron Bay golf course continues to unfold, residents are getting a sneak peek at what’s in store for the future…
Coming Soon: Live-Streamed Swimming Competitions At Aquatic Complex
The Parks and Recreation Department expressed interest in broadcasting at the Aquatic Complex…
Multimillion Dollar Flood Mitigation Improvements Coming To Corporate Park
Corporate Park’s flood of trouble during afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rain might dry out soon.
State Rep Daley-Sponsored Bill Means Less Cash for Cities, More Control for Developers
An impact fee bill co-sponsored by State Rep. Dan Daley, D-Coral Springs, was signed into law on June 4, favoring developers over municipalities.
5 Percent Business Tax Increase Close to Approval by Coral Springs Commission
All businesses in Coral Springs could be due for a tax increase if the city commission approves.
Coral Springs Passes Vacation Rental Regulations Ordinance
The vacation rental frontier in Coral Springs is foreclosed.
Coral Springs City Manager Credentialed by ICMA
The city manager of Coral Springs has received the credentialed manager designation from ICMA….
Coral Springs Chamber President: Excited to Have In-Person Events Again
From the President of the Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber…
Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares Exciting Countywide Updates for Residents
The end of the school year is fast approaching. Some are planning travel around the country or the world, and others plan on a quiet break right here at home.
Coral Springs City Commission: Now Resuming in-Person Events, Live Meetings
June marks the end of the school year and the beginning of the summer season. Now that more than half of the Broward County population are vaccinated…
Hyatt Place Hotel Slated for Coral Springs’ Cornerstone Project
The Economic Development Office and Predesco Property Investments, LLC announced plans on Wednesday for a state-of-the-art Hyatt Place hotel.
Broward League of Cities Awards Coral Springs Resident $2,500 Scholarship
A Coral Springs senior was one of two students awarded $2,500 scholarships from the Broward League of Cities
Students Ask Their Elected Officials Questions at the Annual Teen Political Forum
Local high school students were given the opportunity to address their elected officials last week on May 18 during the 15th annual Teen Political Forum.
Florida League of Cities Names Commissioner Joy Carter 2021 Home Rule Hero
The Florida League of Cities recognized Commissioner Joy Carter as a Home Rule Hero.
Vietnam Vet Honored by Son with Memorial Day Display
A house in the Coral Springs Glenwood community shows an acre’s worth of patriotism for Memorial Day, thanks to the designing skills of Steve Porter.
City of Coral Springs Debunks Common Myth About Cable and Internet Providers
Some residents believe the city limits what internet and cable providers are allowed to operate. The city hosts several providers, each with varying availability.
6 Named City of Coral Springs Business Excellence Award Winners
Coral Springs is honoring six businesses representing a commitment to the financial vitality of the city by awarding them with the Business Excellence Awards 2021.
City of Coral Springs Facilities Still Require Face Masks, Despite Executive Order
Although Governor DeSantis issued an Executive Order rescinding all COVID-19 restrictions earlier this week along with mask mandates in Broward County, the City of Coral Springs