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Coral Springs will host a Feb. 19 public meeting at City Hall to present ten proposed roadway projects under its Master Mobility and Connectivity Plan funded by Broward County’s MAP surtax.
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Coral Springs has launched a new “Rumor Has It” webpage where residents can check city responses to circulating claims and submit questions for clarification.
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Coral Springs commissioners approved a resolution opposing a state proposal that would gradually eliminate non-school property tax revenue, warning it could destabilize city budgets and force cuts to everyday services.
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Coral Springs Fire Department says Public Education Officer Daniel Chavez was named 2025 Fire Inspector of the Year by the Fire Inspector’s Association of Broward County after leading community life-safety outreach that reached more than 521,000 people.
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Coral Springs Commissioner Joshua Simmons has been appointed to the National League of Cities’ 2026 Board Legislative Action Committee, a group that helps guide the organization’s federal advocacy priorities.
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The Coral Springs City Commission has formally backed proposed state legislation aimed at tightening safety rules and clarifying regulations for electric bicycles and scooters across Florida.
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A juvenile riding an Ultra Bee e-moto suffered life-threatening injuries Monday night after a collision with a Toyota Corolla at the entrance to Atlantic Crossings Plaza on University Drive, Coral Springs police said.
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Coral Springs commissioners approved resolutions opposing two state bills they say could raise local liability costs and cut property tax revenue, while supporting legislation that would restrict firearms in designated sensitive locations.
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A one-day Holocaust education exhibit featuring a walk-through replica cattle car and original artifacts is scheduled at Coral Springs City Hall on Friday, Jan. 30, with free admission by registration.
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