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
Parkland’s Strategic Planning Includes $20 Million Loan for Future Improvements
The City of Parkland has completed its strategic planning sessions in preparation for next year’s annual budget.
Parkland Mayor Walker Updates Residents for May 2021
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in our lives, including stepmothers, godmothers, grandmothers, foster mothers, and more.
Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares County Updates for Parkland Residents
During the first week of May, we celebrate National Small Business Week. Our office wants to see your Broward businesses succeed.
Parkland Meetings Seemed Strategically Planned to Exclude Residents
The future of Parkland is being discussed, but the public will never hear it.
Rep Christine Hunschofsky’s Bill to Create a Mental Health Commission Unanimously Passes Second Committee
A bill filed by Rep Christine Hunschofsky D-Parkland to create a statewide mental health commission unanimously passed
Linda Beigel Schulman on President Biden’s Executive Actions: ‘I Looked Up And Said To Scott, We Did It!’
As President Biden delivered remarks on gun violence prevention on Thursday, the family of Scott Beigel listened from the White House lawn.
Gov Demands End to Cruise No-Sail Order: Announces Lawsuit against Federal Government, CDC
On Thursday, in a news conference at the Port of Miami, Governor DeSantis announced the State of Florida is filing suit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Rep. Ted Deutch on the Death of Alcee Hastings: ‘I’m Heartbroken at the Passing of my Dear Friend’
“I’m heartbroken at the passing of my dear friend, Alcee Hastings, said U.S. Representative Ted Deutch FL-22.
Rep Christine Hunschofsky Updates Residents on State and Local News
Hunschofsky wrote that April starts off the second half of the 60-day 2021 Legislative Session. This session has been extremely active. Thousands of bills have been filed, and while every bill is important, only a few hundred will become law.
Broward County Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares April Updates for Parkland Residents
April has arrived, the weather is getting warm, and people are ready to travel again safely
Parkland Mayor Walker Discusses Strategic Planning, Upcoming Events, and Meetings for April
With April upon us, our City Commission enthusiastically steps into our Strategic Planning Session.
Rep. Hunschofsky Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Legislation Unanimously Passes Second Committee
A Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety bill filed by Representative Christine Hunschofsky, D-Parkland, unanimously passed…
Coral Springs Sergeant At Marjory Stoneman Douglas During Massacre Honored by Florida House
A month after the third anniversary of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, a Coral Springs sergeant was honored for his bravery that day.
Rep. Deutch Joins Over 60 Lawmakers in Calling for Biden Administration to Ban Importation of Military-Style Assault Weapons
Rep. Ted Deutch Joins Over 60 Lawmakers who called for the Biden Administration to Ban Importation of Military-Style Assault Weapons into the U.S. from abroad.
President, Governor, Direct Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Boulder Victims on March 27
On Wednesday Florida Governor DeSantis ordered all flags half-staff as a mark of respect for the victims
Renowned ‘Leadership Broward’ Class Now Accepting Applications
By Sharon Aron Baron If you are already an active leader or volunteer and want to hone your skills through a unique program, Leadership Broward is it. If accepted, participants are offered a behind-the-scenes look at issues affecting Broward County in the areas of government, education, business, media, transportation, criminal justice, history, environment, culture, […]
