DeSantis Issues 2 New Executive Orders: Here’s What You Need to Know
On Friday, Parkland residents will now undergo more restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic after Governor Ron DeSantis issues his latest Executive Order.
Cruise Ships Given Permission to Dock at Port Everglades Thursday Afternoon
Two cruise ships were given permission to dock at Port Everglades late Thursday afternoon after having been at sea for nearly a month.
Broward County Commissioner Udine on Coronavirus: ‘By working together, we are all making a difference’
In the last few weeks, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted the world. Our lives have changed in ways we could never have imagined.
Parkland Mayor Hunschofsky Discusses Coronavirus and the 2020 Census
With the Coronavirus outbreak, our situation has changed significantly. There is no need to panic, but we do need everyone
Florida Department of Health Releases COVID-19 Cases by City as of March 31
The Florida Department of Health has released information about cities and counties of residence that have COVID-19 cases and Parkland has seen an increase
Passenger Cruise with Dead and Sick Moves Closer After Receiving Canal OK
The cruise ship with four dead and more than 100 sickened has received the go-ahead from the Panama Canal, raising the possibility anew that it will arrive in Fort Lauderdale.
County Not Prepared to Absorb Hundreds of Sick Patients from Cruise
Death has descended on the coronavirus-stricken cruise ship that Holland America announced was Fort Lauderdale-bound
City of Parkland Orders Residents to ‘Shelter in Place’
In an effort to stop the spread of the Coronavirus, Parkland City Manager Nancy Morando has issued a city-wide emergency order
Broward County Commissioner Makes Motion to Stop Ship From Docking with 77 Sick Passengers
A ship carrying 77 people showing influenza-like illness symptoms would like to dock at Port Everglades.
Florida Department of Health Releases COVID-19 Cases by City
The Florida Department of Health released cities and counties of residence for COVID-19 cases.
Broward County Issues Emergency Order Ordering All Nonessential Business Closed
An emergency order has been issued deeming all nonessential retail, and commercial business locations are ordered closed
Gov DeSantis Announces First Two Loans for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Governor Ron DeSantis announced on Friday that the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity had approved the first two Small Business Emergency Bridge Loans
Gov DeSantis Issues More Restrictions for Broward County Residents During Coronavirus
On Friday, Parkland residents will now undergo more restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic after Governor Ron DeSantis issues his latest Executive Order.
Governor Activates Emergency Loan Program for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Small businesses that have experienced economic injury from COVID-19 can now apply for an emergency loan.
Rep. Ted Deutch Shares Coronavirus Update and New Legislative Acts
Rep. Ted Deutch has announced the U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation to assist Americans facing the coronavirus pandemic.
Alyssa’s Law Passes in Unanimous 40-0 Senate Vote
Alyssa’s Law which mandates a panic alert system in every public school in the state of Florida cleared its final hurdle Friday when the Senate voted to approve
Parkland Residents Speak Out Against Proposed Passive Park
The discussion about the new proposed park at Wednesday evening’s Parkland City Commission meeting was anything but passive.
Debbie Hixon, Widow Of Parkland Coach, Campaigns for School Board
In 2018, Debbi Hixon lost her husband, Chris Hixon, who was among the 17 innocent victims in the horrific school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
Deadline to Apply for Parkland’s Next ‘Mayor for a Month’ March 13
Students have an opportunity to sit on the dais and bang the gavel as Parkland’s next “Mayor for a Month.”
Parkland Mayor Hunschofsky’s March 2020 Update and Other Exciting Events
As we move into the month of March, the City of Parkland begins its strategic planning process in which we review both our current practices as well as plan for our upcoming annual budget.
Kevin Bolling
