Florida Politics: Vickie Cartwright to Leave Job Leading Broward County Schools
Since November, the Broward County Superintendent became the third school leader to be ousted from her position.
State Rep. Christine Hunschofsky Shares Jan 2023 Updates
Happy New Year! I hope you and your family had an enjoyable holiday season and are having a great start to a better and brighter year ahead!
Parkland Mayor Walker Gives Jan 2023 Updates
Mayor Walker: Happy New Year! As we embark upon a brand new year, let’s reflect on how 2023 can grant us new beginnings, new commitments, and new opportunities.
Sheriff Tony: Building On Our Successes in 2023
To build something great starts first with a strong foundation. The Broward Sheriff’s Office is constructed intentionally, with each component dependent on the next for structure, strength, and durability.
Legislative Updates from Rep. Christine Hunschofsky
Happy Holidays! Time has flown by this year, and it’s hard to believe that the holidays are already here.
Florida Politics: As federal Laws Protect Same-Sex Marriage, State Senator Tina Polsky Targets State Ban on it
The same week President Joe Biden signed landmark legislation protecting same-sex and interracial marriages, Democratic Sen. Tina Polsky…
Texas Fusion and Churrasco “Meat” at The BBQ Boutique in Coconut Creek
Their slogan, “Where people come to meat,” is this barbecue restaurant and retail shop’s clever slogan, fitting for a cozy establishment with plentiful meat options….
Parkland Mayor Walker Gives Dec. 2022 Updates
Mayor Walker: Political campaign season serves to highlight our differences. Maybe that is why we seem so relieved when an election has passed.
Sheriff Tony: Back to Business at BSO
What a year it’s been! As we turned the corner on the COVID-19 pandemic, the Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) remained fully committed to our core mission of providing top-notch public safety services while continuing to create new and innovative programs and initiatives.
Sheriff Tony Provides a Helping Hand to Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
Sheriff Tony: We are all only one major crisis away from homelessness. To understand this startling fact, we need look no further than the devastation wrought by Hurricane Ian
Parkland Mayor Walker Gives Nov 2022 Updates
Mayor Walker: In the City of Parkland, the city commission spends a lot of time mulling over various issues, policies, and points of concern as they pertain to residents.
Sheriff Tony Discusses Preparing for the Unexpected
Cold cases, by their very name, are crimes that remain unsolved. Investigating these cases takes patience, tenacity and innovative thinking.
Parkland Mayor Walker Updates Residents October 2022
Mayor Walker: Teamwork is something you hear a lot about, almost to the point of it being a cliché. But cliché or not, it’s at the foundation of most of what we do.
Parkland Running Buddies Is Off To The Races with 8-Week Program
Parkland Buddy Sports 11th annual Running Buddies program begins Sunday, October 16…
Florida Politics: Tina Polsky Dominating in Bid for Re-election in New Broward-Palm Beach District
Democratic Sen. Tina Polsky is vying to represent some new territory, and she’s well on her way to dominating fundraising in her race with Republican candidate….
Parkland Mayor Walker Updates Residents September 2022
Mayor Walker: Regardless of the form the conversation takes, I come away with a firm conclusion—we all benefit when we do things together.
Rep. Christine Hunschofsky: September Legislative Updates
While growing up in Boston, for us, Labor Day was the unofficial end to the summer. Not only was it a chance to celebrate the hard work and accomplishments of our labor force, but also their contributions to help make our country strong.
Sheriff Tony Honors the Finest in Public Safety
This month, we honor the more than 500 deputies, firefighters and civilian employees, who faced significant danger, saved lives and performed exceptional acts in 2020 and 2021….
Parkland Mayor Received Secret $20k Contract from Agency Behind Controversial Development
When it comes to the controversial plan to put commercial development on a defunct golf course on the edge of the Everglades, Parkland Mayor Rich Walker has made his position clear from the beginning.
Max Schachter to the MSD Public Safety Commission: “Four and a half years later, and it’s still not fixed”
Conditions that contributed to 58 minutes of chaos at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School — and students bleeding out on classroom floors — still exist today, a school safety panel heard Tuesday.
