City of Coral Springs Dedicated to Zero Emissions by 2050
The Coral Springs commission announced a sustainability action plan to join the United Nation’s Race to Zero campaign, a global strategy to lower carbon emissions to zero by the year 2050.
Politics
Cerra, Daley and Polsky Fend off Election Challengers; Turtle Run Has Shakeup
Commissioner Shawn Cerra won his election to Seat 2 of the city commission. State Rep. Dan Daley also won reelection.
OPINION: Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons Urges Residents to Vote “Yes” on Water District Ballot Question
Joshua Simmons: Residents who are paying an assessment to the Coral Springs Improvement District have an important issue on this November’s ballot.
City Moves Forward with Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing Project
The city and Habitat for Humanity are moving forward to construct 13 townhouses north of Sample Road and Riverside Drive.
Gas Prices to Jump as ‘Holiday’ Ends
Florida motorists can expect to pay more at the pump as the state’s month-long gas tax “holiday” ends.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for Nov 2022
The spirit of fall is in the air as Coral Springs announces plans to usher in the approaching holiday season with special events, recognitions, and opportunities for community togetherness.
Turtle Run Community Development District Board Speaks Out Amid Sunshine Law Allegations, Contentious 2022 Election
The Turtle Run CDD board spoke out after the fallout from their Oct. 10 board meeting, which ended abruptly after less than 15 minutes.
Coral Springs City Manager Loses Bid For Immunity in First Amendment Lawsuit
Coral Springs City Manager Frank Babinec does not have legal immunity from a lawsuit filed by a former city humane officer, an appellate court ruled.
Elections Officials Grapple with Misinformation, Myths
First came a contagion of disbelief in election results. Then, a surge of public-records requests seeking details such as voting-system security processes. Now, fears of being arrested for voting.
Early Voting Runs Through November 6 in Coral Springs
Registered voters can cast their ballots beginning Monday in Coral Springs for early voting.
Coral Springs Says Water District Broke Law, ‘Misled’ Customers on Ballot Question
The Coral Springs Improvement District used its official newsletter to attack Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons and publish disinformation to ratepayers, city officials said.
Yard House, J. Alexander’s and PF Chang’s Coming to Downtown Coral Springs? Developers in Talks With 25 Businesses
Cornerstone developers announced 25 possible vendors coming to Downtown Coral Springs, including….
Coral Springs Candidate Daniel Foganholi Discusses City Issues Ahead of Seat 2 Election
With less than four weeks until Election Day, School Board Member and Seat 2 candidate Daniel Foganholi discusses issues facing the city and campaign priorities.
Commissioner Shawn Cerra Discusses Municipal Issues Ahead of Seat 2 Election
Commissioner Shawn Cerra discusses important issues ahead of the Seat 2 election.
Learn More About the City of Coral Springs at the Oct 13 Government Academy
Reserve your spot for the 2022 Coral Springs Government Academy and learn how the city is run.
Crucial Water District Vote Affecting Coral Springs and Parkland Residents on November 8 Ballot
As Election Day approaches, voters are faced with making their choice for commission, congress, senate, and governor. However, one measure on the ballot would effect proposed changes to water districts in Coral Springs and Parkland.
City Commission Approves Coral Square Mall Improvements Grant
The Coral Square Mall will get a facelift in the upcoming year. The city commission approved a $40,348 grant
Candidate Rep. Dan Daley Discusses Issues Ahead of State House District 96 Election
Incumbent Rep. Dan Daley (D-Coral Springs) faces off against political newcomer Jenna Hague on Nov. 8.
Candidate Jenna Hague Discusses Issues Ahead of State House District 96 Election
Jenna Hague discusses important issues ahead of the election for State House District 96.
Learn More About the City of Coral Springs at the 2022 Government Academy
Reserve your spot for the 2022 Government Academy and learn how the city is run.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for October 2022
Our hearts go out to all those who were affected by Hurricane Ian. Just as we have received support from neighboring Florida cities in the aftermath of a storm, we stand ready to provide our support.
Disaster Aid to Expand in Hurricane Ian’s Aftermath
A major-disaster declaration that President Joe Biden issued early Thursday will be expanded to more areas as Florida tries to recover from Hurricane Ian
Learn More About the City of Coral Springs at the 2022 Government Academy
Reserve your spot for the 2022 Government Academy and learn how the city is run.
Planning and Zoning Board to Discuss 3rd Downtown Development Project
As the Cornerstone and City Village developments progress, a third player might join in on the downtown construction frenzy.
Medical Director for the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Recognized by City
Instrumental during the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Peter Antevy, Medical Director for the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department, was recognized on Monday by the City Commission.
‘I’m Honored’: Coral Springs Attorney Represents the US at the United Nations
Coral Springs attorney Andrew Weinstein is serving as a public delegate for the U.S. during the current session of the United Nations General Assembly, according to the White House.
City, Developer Share Updated Plans for Cornerstone’s North Block
As Cornerstone’s south block construction progresses, city officials are giving a glimpse of what the north block offers.
Legislation Proposed By DeSantis Would Save Some Commuters $550 a Year in Tolls
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday proposed legislation he said would save the average highway commuter around $550 during a one-year period.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for September 2022
September means it’s time to say farewell to the long days of summer and welcome the golden glow of the fall season.
Gov DeSantis Awards More Than $68 Million for Electric Transit and School Buses
In the state’s efforts to modernize public transit and reduce air pollutants caused by diesel emissions, Governor Ron DeSantis celebrated another step Through a settlement with Volkswagen on Monday.