Parkland Chamber of Commerce Holds ‘Equity in Business’ Panel
The Parkland Chamber of Commerce is having an “Equity in Business” panel discussion on Wednesday, July 8.
Qualifying for Parkland City Commission Districts 1 and 2 Begins July 6
While candidates continue to announce their runs for the special municipal election coming up on November 3, the qualifying period for the two open seats is upon us.
Alan “A.C.” Nash Announces His Run for Parkland City Commission District 2
Parkland resident and attorney Alan “A.C.” Nash announced he is running for city commission District 2.
Parkland Resident Derek Olivier Announces His Candidacy for City Commission District 2
Parkland resident Derek Olivier has thrown his hat into the ring and announced he is running for city commission District 2.
Parkland Resident Bill Reicherter Announces His Candidacy for City Commission District 1
Parkland resident Bill Reicherter has announced his candidacy for city commission District 1.
Deadline Approaching for Voter Registration and Vote-By-Mail Ballots
With primary elections coming up in August and general elections to follow in November, deadlines to register as well as request vote-by-mail ballots are approaching.
Mayor Hunschofsky Discusses Upcoming Budget Meetings in her July Message
At the time of this writing, Broward County just allowed summer camps and sports activities to take place.
County Commissioner Michael Udine: ‘Broward is Getting Used to its New Normal’
It has been a long winter/spring due to the pandemic, and now Broward is getting used to its new normal.
Governor Ron DeSantis Signs ‘Alyssa’s Law’
After passing through the Florida House and Senate, Alyssa’s Law was signed 14 days after landing on the desk of Governor Ron DeSantis — just in the nick of time.
Ignoring Covid Requirements Could Cost Businesses up to $15,000
Following in the footsteps of Broward County, Parkland executed an Emergency Order on Friday….
‘Alyssa’s Law’ Now in Governor DeSantis’ Hands Awaiting Signature
After passing through both the House and Senate, Alyssa’s Law (SB 70) was sent to the Governor on June 16 as the final step in the process of becoming a law.
Qualifying Dates Set For 2 Open Parkland Commission Seats
At Wednesday’s Parkland City Commission meeting, members of the dais voted to establish a qualifying period for the November 3, special municipal election.
Michael Udine recognized as a Florida Association of Counties Presidential Advocate
County Commissioner Michael Udine was recognized for his work advocating and advancing Broward County’s legislative agenda
Ken Cutler Re-Elected to the Parkland City Commission for Second Term
Parkland City Commissioner Ken Cutler was re-elected without opposition for his District 3 seat on Friday
Michael Udine Re-Elected to Second Term as Broward County Commissioner
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine was re-elected to four more years on Friday without a challenger.
Denise DellaPolla Jumps into the Parkland City Commission District 1 Race
Denise DellaPolla entered the commission race for the Parkland’s District 1 seat after making it official last Friday.
Parkland Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn Announces 2020 Re-Election Campaign
Vice mayor and business owner Robert “Bob” Mayersohn announced his reelection campaign for city commission District 4 after qualifying on Monday.
Parkland Summer Camps To Open With a Long List of Requirements
Camps may be getting the green light to open, but the day’s events will look a whole lot different.
BSO Sheriff Tony Gets City Leaders’ Praise as he Faces Controversy in Re-Election Bid
Sheriff Gregory Tony is facing his first bid for election in August with a seal of approval from mayors from…
Parkland Commission Approves More Homes Along Lox Road
At the virtual meeting on May 20, the Parkland city commission approved an ordinance increasing the number of housing units allowed along the south side of Loxahatchee Road.
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