Emergency Rent Assistance Applications Accepted Through July 31
Broward County is currently accepting applications for the Emergency Rent Assistance Program (ERAP) through July 31.
Parkland Residents May Pay Higher Property Taxes In 2022
Parkland property owners are likely to see an increase in their property taxes in 2022.
Parkland Commission Approves Renaming 6 Facilities After Residents
Six Parkland facilities will soon be renamed in honor of residents who made significant contributions to the community.
Vice Mayor Michael Udine: Cruising is Back at Port Everglades
Cruising is a major industry for our region and supports many jobs directly and indirectly.
Rep Christine Hunschofsky Offers Inspiring Tips for Summer Fun
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky: I hope summer has gotten off to a wonderful start for everyone. This summer is starkly different from last year’s.
Parkland Mayor Walker Updates Residents on Summer Events
Mayor Walker: Happy Independence Day! July 4th is commonly associated with patriotic festivities donned out in brilliant colors of red, white, and blue.
Rep. Hunschofsky’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….
Construction Begins On New Roundabout In Parkland
Construction is underway on the new roundabout at University Drive and Old Club Road.
Here’s a Sneak Peek into the Future of Parkland’s Heron Bay
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.
Lori Alhadeff Announces Re-Election Campaign: ‘My Work is Not Done’
Lori Alhadeff took to social media on Tuesday to announce her re-election campaign for the Broward County School Board.
Rep Hunschofsky Updates Residents After 1st Legislative and Special Session
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky: I am pleased to be back home from Tallahassee after completing my first legislative session and my first special session.
Parkland Vice Mayor Mayersohn on Upcoming Events, and Father’s Day
A Message from Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn June is a special month for many. It is the month when summer begins, school ends, and there is increased support to make Juneteenth a federal holiday.
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.
Florida League of Cities Recognizes Parkland Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn as 2021 Home Rule Hero
Thanks again to his advocacy during the latest legislative session, the Florida League of Cities recognized Parkland Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn with the 2021 Home Rule Hero awards.
Parkland’s Covered Bridge Park Exceeds Budget By $275,000
At a cost close to $1 million, the proposed covered bridge park was once again a contentious topic at Wednesday’s city commission meeting.
Students Awarded Various Scholarships at Parkland City Commission Meeting
At Wednesday’s city commission meeting, several Parkland students took home awards or scholarships for their hard work in high school.
3 City Leaders Featured Guests at Parkland Chamber Event
The Parkland Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual State of the City….
City of Parkland Hires Former Wilton Manors Police Chief as New Public Safety Advisor
Not even one month out of retirement and Paul O’Connell heads into his new role as the City of Parkland’s Public Safety Advisor.
What Gov. DeSantis’ Lift on Mask Mandate Means for Parkland
On Monday, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order lifting Florida’s remaining Covid-19 restrictions,
Parkland Vice Mayor Mayersohn Elected to Serve on Florida League of Cities Board of Directors
The Florida League of Cities, the united voice for Florida’s municipal governments, announced on Wednesday City of Parkland Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn
