Representative Christine Hunschofsky Hosts Town Hall in Parkland
State Representative Christine Hunschofsky. D-Coconut Creek, has announced plans to host a Town Hall meeting in Parkland
Parkland Commission Backs New District Plan Reflecting Population Shifts
The Parkland City Commission reviewed three redistricting plans and ultimately selected their top choice.
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.
State Rep Hunschofsky Urges Community Engagement on Mental Health and Voter Registration
I hope the school year has gotten off to a wonderful start for everyone! It’s a busy time as we begin the school year, and the holiday season approaches quickly.
Mayor Walker: September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
September is typically a month for settling back into more stringent routines. Free time becomes less available, school-age children are back in school, travel teams are revving up, and the rhythm of our days and weeks becomes more rigid as we enter the fall months.
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.
Facing Extinction: Conservation Groups Battle Federal Decision Over Gopher Tortoise Protection
Two conservation groups Wednesday filed a lawsuit challenging a decision by federal wildlife officials to reject listing gopher tortoises as endangered or threatened species
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.
Commissioner Udine: August Updates on Education, Mobility, Safety, and Dining in Broward County
August is here, and back-to-school preparations are in full swing! Running until August 6, school supplies will be sales tax-free because of the Florida “Back to School Sales Tax Holiday.”
Mayor Walker: A Message for the New School Year Encouraging Positivity, Respect, and Goal-Setting
While back-to-school mode is about supplies and schedules, it is also about taking a moment to set a positive tone for the months ahead.
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.
Congressman Moskowitz Leads Bipartisan Charge for Global Ban on Dog and Cat Meat Trade
United States lawmakers, spanning across party lines, are pushing for an international prohibition of the dog and cat meat trade, deeming it cruel and unsafe.
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.
State Rep Hunschofsky: Enjoy Summer Fun with Sales Tax Holidays
I hope summer has gotten off to a wonderful start for everyone. This can be a great time when our schedules change a bit with school being out and many activities and events slowing down
Mayor Walker: Stay Safe and Enjoy South Florida Summers with These Essential Tips
While South Florida comes with the luxury of beautiful weather year-round, summertime in South Florida is more enjoyable when we take precautions to prevent weather-related and seasonal accidents and injuries.
