Parkland Commission Backs New District Plan Reflecting Population Shifts
The Parkland City Commission reviewed three redistricting plans and ultimately selected their top choice.
Unlock Your Inner Coder: Students Get a Chance to Shine in the 2023 Congressional App Challenge
The Congressional App Challenge is back, and local middle and high schoolers have a chance to show off their tech savviness and coding skills.
Parkland Commissioner Receives Gold Certificate of Excellence from Florida League of Cities University
Commissioner Bob Mayersohn was recently recognized by the Florida League of Cities for his dedication to municipal training.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz Urges Congress to Increase FEMA Funding
Rep. Jared Moskowitz is urging Congress to replenish FEMA’s Disaster Recovery fund, which is close to running out of money.
Parkland City Commission Recognizes MSD Baseball for State and National Titles
After a history-making season, the Parkland City Commission recognized the legendary Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Eagles Baseball Team’s achievements at their Aug. 16 meeting.
Parkland Greenlights Toll Brothers Plan for 52 Premium Homes on Former Golf Course
The Parkland City Commission approved a contract with Toll Brothers to purchase 21 acres to develop up to 52 luxury homes on the Former Heron Bay Golf Course.
Parkland’s Balancing Act: Redistricting Plans Unveiled Ahead of 2024 Elections
The Parkland City Commission will discuss redistricting for future municipal elections at their upcoming budget workshop on Wednesday at 5 p.m.
Bipartisan Leaders Join Victims’ Families in Emotional Tour of Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Igniting Renewed Call for Safety and Change
Reps. Jared Moskowitz and Mario Diaz-Balart led a bipartisan group through the site of the MSD tragedy on Friday.
Meet Jennifer McGreevy, Heron Heights Elementary’s New Principal
Jennifer McGreevy welcomes students, families, and staff at Heron Heights Elementary School as its newest principal.
Parkland Greenlights Preliminary Agreement to Transform Former Heron Bay Golf Course into Luxury Residential Enclave
Parkland is one step closer to sealing the deal with Toll Brothers to construct luxury homes on the former Heron Bay Golf Course
From Black and White to Digital: Public Notices Undergo Changes in Parkland
The City of Parkland began utilizing Broward County’s website to publish legally required meeting notices on June 20, becoming the first city in Broward County to do so after the state passed CS/HB 7049.
Parkland City Commission Anticipates Higher Tax Payments Amid Rising Property Values
The Parkland City Commission discussed the preliminary 2024 budget at their July 12 meeting.
Parkland Resident Rallies for Cleaner Streets Amid Jurisdictional Jumble
A Parkland resident is growing increasingly frustrated as trash and litter pile up along Loxahatchee Road, prompting citizens to take action and triggering a contentious debate over responsibility.
Jury Acquits Scot Peterson on all Criminal Charges
Former Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School School Resource Officer Scottt Peterson was acquitted on all 11 criminal charges.
Parkland City Commission Approves Commercial Self-Storage Zoning Ordinance
The city commission approved an S-1 zoning classification that would ease restrictions on self-storage facilities in commercial spaces.
Parkland City Commission Approves Riverstone Shoppes Plaza Addition
The city commission approved the addition of a new addition to the existing Riverstone Shoppes plaza.
Parkland City Commission Approves Liberty Park Playground Replacement
Liberty Park’s playground area will close starting on July 24 for construction to improve the playground’s safety while maintaining its aesthetics.
Parkland City Commission To Discuss Wedge Preserve Park Resident Survey and Final Concept
Survey results for Wedge Preserve Park are in, and the city commission is ready to discuss the findings.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Alyssa’s Law For School Safety
Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas signed Alyssa’s Law on Tuesday, requiring classrooms in the state to have silent panic alarms.
Crystal Clear Backlash: Students and Parents Reject Clear Backpacks, Lunch Boxes, and Uniforms for the Next School Year
Students and parents gave the Broward County School Board a “clear” message: They are against clear backpacks, clear lunch boxes, and school uniforms for the 2023/2024 school year.
