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…
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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
Vacation Rental Regulations Possibly Coming To Coral Springs
Coral Springs City Commissioners will discuss adopting a new ordinance to regulate vacation rental properties in the city.
The Coral Springs City Commission Share Upcoming Events for May
Regardless of the challenges we have experienced and continue to mitigate related to the COVID-19 pandemic, your Coral Springs City Commission and city staff remain committed to public service…
State Rep Daley’s New Water District Legislation Heads to Governor’s Desk After Senate Approval
The Florida House of Representatives unanimously passed a bundle of bills on Friday, expected to bring accountability and transparency to the special water taxing districts
Supt Runcie Tells School Board He is Willing to Step Down
In two televised appearances on Wednesday, Superintendent Robert Runcie appeared to go from confident about his legal troubles….
City Selects Ana Barbosa to Serve as Manager of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The City of Coral Springs has selected Ana Barbosa to serve as the Manager of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion — committed to promoting a diverse, fair, and inclusive culture.
City Recognizes 2020, 2021 Lynne Johnson Award Winners
The city commission recognized the Lynne Johnson Award recipients for both 2020 and 2021 on Wednesday, coinciding with National Volunteer Week.
2022 Strategic Plan Includes New Downtown Developments, Sustainability, Infrastructure
Coral Springs seeks to be a premier city to work, live and raise a family. That is, according to its newly released strategic plan.
Coral Springs Museum of Art Shows Off Fresh New Look at City Hosted Press Day
The Coral Springs Museum of Art has changed dramatically within the last year, offering free admission for all, extensive renovations, and a new board of directors
‘It Wasn’t Courage’ Woman Says After Donating Kidney to Coral Springs Resident
Though the decision to donate her healthy kidney to Molino was not without significant risks, Martins said she was at peace with her decision before ever going under the knife.
Rep. Dan Daley Files House Bill Giving Businesses a Tax Credit for Paying Student Interns
Representative Dan Daley, D-Coral, Springs, filed HB 531 Tax Credit Program, which provides a credit against the corporate income tax to a business
Coral Springs Commission: Vaccines, EarthFest, and Recycling Updates for April
Coral Springs Commission: We are grateful that starting April 5, 2021, all adults 18 and over will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccines.
Broward County Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares April Updates
April has arrived, the weather is getting warm, and people are ready to travel again safely