Coral Springs, FL

Development Review Committee Meeting

The Development Review Committee will meet to review and accept comments on two specific development items. These include the Chevron Gas Station Redevelopment and El Car Wash.

• DRC26-0004: Chevron Gas Station Redevelopment
• DRC26-0005: El Car Wash

Evaluation Committee Meeting (RFP #26-G-242)

The Evaluation Committee will review presentations and score proposals for RFP No. 26-G-242. Members will use a Best Value Scoring system to rank proposers for the uniform contract.

• RFP No. 26-G-242: Uniforms for Police and Fire Departments

Bid / Proposal Opening: RFP: #26-C-149

The City of Coral Springs is soliciting proposals for fire protection, inspection, testing, installation, engineering, and design services for fire alarm systems. Proposals are due by July 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.

• RFP #26-C-149: Citywide fire protection, inspection, testing, installation, engineering & design services of fire alarm systems

Bid / Proposal Opening: RFP: #26-B-274F

The City of Coral Springs is seeking bids for the University Drive Irrigation Modifications project. Bids must be submitted through the City's e-procurement portal by 2:00 p.m. on July 15, 2026.

• Invitation to Bid #26-B-274F for University Drive Irrigation Modifications
• Bid deadline: July 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.

Accessibility Advisory Group Meeting

The Accessibility Advisory Group will review previous meeting minutes and host a presentation on the Arc Broward Youth Links paid summer internship program. Members will also brainstorm ideas and partnerships for Disability Employment Awareness Month in October.

• Arc Broward Youth Links Program: Paid Summer Internship presentation
• Disability Employment Awareness Month planning (October)
• National White Cane Day proclamation discussion
• International Day of Persons with Disabilities discussion (December 3)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting

The board will review updates on various recreational programs including soccer, cricket, and the skatepark. Discussion topics include staff organization, department coverage, and total budget details.

• Updates on Soccer, Cricket, RC race car, and Skatepark programs
• Summer Camp numbers and locations
• Sports Grants and Men’s Masters policy
• Park updates for Mullins and Cypress
• Appointment of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson

Martin Luther King Jr. Committee Meeting

The Martin Luther King Jr. Committee will meet to discuss subcommittees and vote on the official theme for its 2027 programming. Staff updates and financial reports will also be reviewed. The committee plans community programs including scholarships, leadership day, art initiatives, fundraising, and a mental health awareness project.

• Vote on the official 2027 MLK Committee theme
• Discussion of subcommittees for scholarships, leadership day, and art/literary programs
• Planning for adult programming, fundraising opportunities, and oratorical competition expansion
• Review of a mental health awareness initiative for 2027 events

Bid / Proposal Opening: RFP #26-H-294F

The City of Coral Springs is soliciting sealed bids for the fabrication and installation of an acclimation tub. A non-mandatory pre-bid conference and site visit is scheduled at the Aquatics Complex on July 7, 2026.

• RFP #26-H-294F: Acclimation tub fabrication and installation
• Pre-bid conference at 12441 Royal Palm Blvd on July 7, 2026

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review rezoning and land use amendments for Life Time near Heron Bay Boulevard. The meeting also includes discussions on budget increases, drone program funding, and various city proclamations.

• Ordinance 2026-106: Land use amendment for 13.11+/- acres north of Heron Bay Boulevard
• Ordinance 2026-107: Rezoning of 13.11+/- acres near Heron Bay Boulevard from Golf Course to Community Business
• Contract 26-G-138F: Landscape maintenance for Parks and Recreation estimated at $338,563 yearly
• Mullins Park Pathway Improvements: Contract award to Pabon Engineering, Inc. for $165,000
• Drone First Responder Program: Purchase of drones and docking systems from Axon Enterprise, Inc. for $465,436

The Commission approved first readings for land use amendments and rezoning related to the Life Time project. Other actions included approving budget amendments, drone system purchases, and various city appointments.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-106 first reading (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-107 first reading (4-0)
• Approved landscape maintenance contract for Parks and Recreation (4-0)
• Approved Mullins Park Pathway Improvements contract for $165,000 (4-0)
• Authorized use of $296,528.60 in forfeiture funds for drone docking stations (4-0)
• Awarded purchase of drones and docking systems to Axon Enterprise, Inc. for $465,436 (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-105 to increase budget by $3.5M (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-016 extending tobacco and vape zoning moratorium (4-0)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will preside over a series of hearings regarding various property violations. These cases involve issues such as expired permits, landscape maintenance, and building exterior upkeep.

• Fire and building code violation case for 8400 8410 W Sample Rd
• Building permit and lien case for 4977 NW 81 Ave
• Building exterior maintenance final order for 9027 NW 21 Ct
• Landscape, grass area, and accessory structure cases for 4001 NW 108 Dr
• Parking lot and building exterior maintenance case for 2633 University Dr

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Workshop

The Board of Directors will discuss the Student – Parent Handbook and the Student Code of Conduct / Discipline Matrix. These items are presented by Rita Weaver.

• Student – Parent Handbook discussion
• Student Code of Conduct / Discipline Matrix discussion

The Board reached consensus in support of a working draft for the Student-Parent Handbook. The Student Code of Conduct and Discipline Matrix will be brought back for discussion in Fall 2026.

• Reached consensus to support the Student – Parent Handbook draft
• Deferred decision on Student Code of Conduct / Discipline Matrix until Fall 2026

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Regular Meeting

The Board will consider opting out of the Broward County School district plan to approve a specific Mental Health Assistance Allocation Plan. Additionally, the Board may ratify the 2025-2026 Charter School Safety and Security Requirements Assurance Form.

• Approval of the April 1, 2026 meeting minutes
• Mental Health Assistance Allocation Plan approval
• Ratification of 2025-2026 Safety and Security Requirements Assurance Form
• Recognition of Jennie Boyer as 2026 Florida State Assistant Principal of the Year

The Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors voted to appoint Joshua Simmons as Chair and Scott Brook as Vice Chair. Members also approved a Mental Health Assistance Allocation Plan that allows the school to opt out of the Broward County district program and directly fund strategies to assess student needs and deliver appropriate services. Additionally, the board ratified safety documentation for the current academic year, pending final city commission approval.

• Appointed Joshua Simmons as Chair and Scott Brook as Vice Chair (4-0)
• Approved Mental Health Assistance Allocation Plan for student support services (4-0)
• Ratified Safe School Officer Documentation for the 2025-2026 school year (4-0)
• Approved April 1, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Coral Springs Museum of Art Board of Directors Special Meeting

The Coral Springs Museum of Art Board of Directors will meet to consider a second amendment to the museum’s sublease at 3300 University Drive (Cornerstone). The proposed changes update operational lease terms and insurance requirements for the public museum’s current building. The agenda also covers routine administrative items, including approval of past meeting minutes and standard board communications.

• Second Amendment to Lease Agreement with MCREF MFR 1 Coral Springs II LLC (CON26-0001) updating sublease allowances and insurance requirements at 3300 University Drive
• Approval of the August 20, 2025 regular meeting minutes

The Board approved the summary from the August 20, 2025, regular meeting. They also approved a second amendment to the lease agreement with MCREF MFR 1 Coral Springs II LLC regarding sublease allowances and insurance requirements for the museum at 3300 University Drive.

• Approved August 20, 2025, meeting summary (5-0)
• Approved lease agreement second amendment for 3300 University Drive (5-0)

Permitting Workshop

The city is hosting a series of educational workshops regarding permits, inspections, and the eTRAKIT system. A specific workshop focused on the Broward County Building Safety Inspection Program is also scheduled for August.

• Permit and inspection workshops: June 29, October 13, and December 3
• Building Safety Inspection Program (BSIP) Workshop: August 17

Building Safety Inspection Program Workshop

The city is hosting educational workshops regarding permits, inspections, and the eTRAKIT system. A specific workshop on August 17 will cover requirements for the Broward County Building Safety Inspection Program.

• Permit and inspection workshops at City Hall Sawgrass Room
• Building Safety Inspection Program (BSIP) Workshop on August 17

Permitting Workshop

The city is hosting a series of educational workshops regarding permits, inspections, and the eTRAKIT system. A specific workshop focused on the Broward County Building Safety Inspection Program is also scheduled for August.

• Permit and inspection workshops: June 29, October 13, and December 3
• Building Safety Inspection Program (BSIP) Workshop: August 17

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The Coral Springs City Commission is reviewing Ordinance 2026-105 for a first reading, which proposes adding $3.5 million to both the General Fund operating budget and the Capital Improvement Program for fiscal year 2026. Final approval requires a second reading on May 20, 2026. The agenda also lists requests to award or renew several service contracts, including sidewalk improvements on NW 31st Street, school crossing guard services, and water treatment plant rehabilitation. These items determine how city funds are allocated for operations, public safety, and infrastructure maintenance.

• Ordinance 2026-105 first reading to increase FY 2026 operating budget by $3,500,000 (total $195,018,911) and capital program by $3,500,000 (total $30,973,623)
• Award NW 31st Street Sidewalk Improvements to J & D Concrete Works Corp for $60,130.45
• Approve artificial turf and track contract amendment with Astroturf Corporation up to $3,304,561
• Award water treatment plant rehabilitation contract to Conti LLC for $5,392,579
• Renew school crossing guard services contract with Action Labor for an estimated $760,000 annually through September 2027

The City Commission approved a first reading of an ordinance to increase the FY 2026 operating and capital budgets by $3.5 million each. The Commission also approved various contracts for infrastructure, public safety, and municipal services.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026-105 to increase General fund and Capital Improvement Program by $3.5M each (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Masters Basketball Association, Inc. (4-0)
• Approved lease amendment for Passport Services Office at Coral Square Mall (4-0)
• Approved contract amendment for artificial turf and tracks to increase amount to $3,304,561 (4-0)
• Approved increase for HVAC replacement, repair, and maintenance services to $750,000 (4-0)
• Awarded contract for HVAC systems to Johnson Controls, Inc. (4-0)
• Awarded water treatment plant rehabilitation to Conti LLC for $5,392,579 (4-0)
• Adopted the FY2027 - FY2035 Strategic Plan (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several contract renewals and awards, including landscape maintenance and asphalt services. The agenda also includes various proclamations and the reappointment of members to city boards.

• Renew asphalt and sidewalk rehabilitation contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance, Inc. ($300,000 annual estimate)
• Award economic development strategic plan update agreement to Civic Solutions Partnership, LLC ($218,700)
• Award $50,000 Economic Development Incentive Program Grant to LacrosseWear, Inc.
• Renew landscape maintenance services contract with Everglades Environmental Care, Inc. and Mainguy Environmental Care, Inc. ($2,286,856 annual estimate)
• Amend playground equipment and repair contract with Topline Recreation Inc.

The Commission approved several contract renewals for asphalt maintenance, playground equipment, and landscape services. They also accepted the annual financial report and awarded an economic development grant.

• Approved meeting summaries from February through April 2026 (4-0)
• Renewed asphalt and sidewalk rehabilitation contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance, Inc. (4-0)
• Amended playground equipment and repair contract with Topline Recreation Inc. (4-0)
• Awarded economic development strategic plan update agreement to Civic Solutions Partnership, LLC (4-0)
• Accepted the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year ending September 30, 2025 (4-0)
• Awarded $50,000 Economic Development Incentive Program Grant to LacrosseWear, Inc. (3-1)
• Amended Motorola equipment contract for API integration (4-0)
• Renewed landscape maintenance services contract with Everglades Environmental Care and Mainguy Environmental Care (3-1)

Coral Springs City Commission Retreat

The City Commission will meet for a spring retreat to discuss various city updates and strategic planning. Discussion topics include commission vacancies, board appointments, and the 2026 Strategic Plan.

• Commission vacancy next steps
• Board, committee, and group appointments
• Downtown Mixed Use (DTMU) update
• 2026 Strategic Plan for Commission adoption
• Compensation Benchmark Study results

The Commission established procedures for filling the Seat 3 vacancy and updating Vice Mayor duties. They also approved a recommendation for Downtown Mixed Use code designation with commercial restrictions on first floors.

• Approved Seat 3 to appear on November 2026 General Election ballot
• Agreed to designate longest-serving Commissioner to perform Vice Mayor duties in Mayor's absence
• Approved various board and committee appointments for Commissioners
• Approved Downtown Mixed Use code recommendation with first-floor commercial restriction
• Supported letter of appreciation regarding Vice Mayor Metayer
• Reached consensus to place referendum on removing commission compensation from City Charter

Coral Springs City Commission Workshop

The Coral Springs City Commission will meet for a workshop to discuss an update regarding the April 22, 2026, retreat. This meeting is a workshop and does not include public comment.

• April 22, 2026 Retreat Update

The City Commission reached consensus not to add a question to the November 2026 ballot regarding the removal of commission compensation from the City Charter. The discussion included a review of costs associated with adding a referendum question to the upcoming ballot.

• Decided not to pursue a referendum on commission compensation for the November 2026 ballot

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Regular Meeting

The Board will review second quarter financials and updates regarding the PATH Program. The meeting also includes an attestation of compliance for instructional materials and library media collections.

• Approval of February 4, 2026, meeting minutes
• Attestation of compliance for instructional materials and library media collections
• Updates regarding the Positive Action Toward Health (PATH) Program
• Fiscal Year 2026, 2nd Quarter Financials

The Board approved the February 4, 2026 meeting minutes and a compliance letter regarding instructional materials. Additionally, the Board accepted updates on the PATH Program and the second quarter financials for Fiscal Year 2026.

• Approved February 4, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Accepted instructional materials and library media collection compliance attestation (4-0)
• Accepted PATH Program updates (4-0)
• Accepted Fiscal Year 2026, 2nd Quarter Financials (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will discuss several partnership updates involving Broward County Public Schools, including Hunt Elementary and J.P. Taravella football field. The workshop also includes updates on e-bikes, e-scooters, and the Solid Waste Authority of Broward County.

• E-Bike and E-Scooter Update
• Hunt Elementary and Lions Park Partnership update
• J.P. Taravella Football Field partnership update
• Coral Glades High School Auditorium partnership update
• Solid Waste Authority of Broward County discussion

The Commission reached consensus to pause research into a potential school zone speed camera program. Additional actions included appointing members to the Broward League of Cities and supporting the National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors’ Monarch Pledge.

• Paused research into potential school zone speed camera program
• Appointed Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen to Director seat for Broward League of Cities
• Appointed Commissioner Cerra to Alternate seat for Broward League of Cities
• Appointed Commissioner McHugh to second alternate seat for Broward League of Cities
• Approved support for National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors’ Monarch Pledge
• Authorized staff to lead the Mayors’ Monarch Pledge initiative
• Agreed to recognize Bessie Cristwell at the April 1 meeting
• Designated Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen to attend the Teen Political Forum

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding land development and building exterior colors. The agenda also includes a roadway safety agreement for Royal Palm Boulevard and an HVAC systems contract.

• Approval of Royal Palm Boulevard safety improvements via FDOT project 445519-1
• Second reading of Ordinance 2026-101 regarding B-2, B-3, IC, and IRD zoning districts
• Second reading of Ordinance 2026-104 regarding building exteriors and roof colors
• Award of HVAC systems contract #26-C-068 to Flo-Tech Mechanical up to $1,000,000 annually
• Amendment of digital evidence storage contract for Foray Technologies

The Commission approved updates to the Land Development Code regarding business zoning and residential roof colors. Other actions included appointments to the Broward League of Cities and the Firefighters’ Pension Board.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-101 amending the Zoning Ordinance (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-104 regarding building exteriors and roof colors (4-0)
• Appointed Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen, Commissioner Shawn Cerra, and Commissioner Joseph McHugh to the Broward League of Cities Board (4-0)
• Reappointed Julie Krolak to the Firefighters’ Pension Plan Board of Trustees (4-0)
• Approved consent items 10, 11, 12, and 18 (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Workshop

The Coral Springs City Commission will hold a workshop on March 26, 2026. The agenda includes an update regarding soccer provided by Brad McKeone.

• Soccer Update (Brad McKeone)

The Coral Springs City Commission held a workshop on municipal soccer programming. Staff reported that the current request for proposal was cancelled and a new one will be issued with a redefined scope. Commissioners discussed the update and asked questions, but no formal votes or binding decisions were recorded.

Coral Springs City Commission Special Meeting

The City Commission will meet to select a Chair and a Vice Chair for the Coral Springs Community Redevelopment Agency. This special meeting is focused on these two leadership appointments.

• Selection of Coral Springs Community Redevelopment Agency Chair
• Selection of Coral Springs Community Redevelopment Agency Vice Chair

The Commission selected Bernard Moyle as the Chair of the Community Redevelopment Agency. Lorna Brown-Burton was also appointed as the Vice Chair.

• Selected Bernard Moyle as CRA Chair (3-2)
• Selected Lorna Brown-Burton as CRA Vice Chair (4-1)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several ordinances regarding land development and residential roof colors. The agenda also includes multiple contract awards for city maintenance, road resurfacing, and fiber optic infrastructure.

• Ordinance 2026-101: Zoning ordinance amendments for B-2, B-3, IC, and IRD districts
• Ordinance 2026-104: Amendments regarding building exteriors and residential roof colors
• Sample Road Master Parking (North) Resurfacing contract: $265,264.88 to All County Paving
• Bus Shelter Replacement contract: $325,000.21 to Naysac Corp.
• City Hall exterior painting contract: $57,800 to Roof Painting by Hartzell

The City Commission approved first readings for zoning and building exterior ordinances. Additional actions included adopting trespass warning guidelines and awarding multiple service and infrastructure contracts.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026-101 regarding business zoning definitions (5-0)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026-104 regarding building exteriors and roof colors (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-103 regarding city property trespass warnings (5-0)
• Awarded painting contracts for City Hall, Center for the Arts, and Public Safety Building (5-0)
• Authorized $5,000 donation to Florida Missing Children’s Day Foundation (5-0)
• Awarded Sample Road Master Parking (North) resurfacing contract (5-0)
• Awarded bus shelter replacement contract (5-0)
• Approved increase in annual expenditure for data communications products and services (5-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Strategic Planning Retreat

The City Commission is conducting a strategic planning retreat to discuss various organizational goals and initiatives. The agenda includes discussions on stakeholder data, new business attraction, and staff initiatives.

• Stakeholder Data & Feedback discussion
• New Business Attraction & Opportunities discussion
• Staff Initiatives discussion

The City Commission held a two-day strategic planning workshop to review survey data and city initiatives. Decisions included approving $2 million in renovations for the Coral Springs Center for the Arts and establishing several new community concepts.

• Approved $2 million renovation of the Coral Springs Center for the Arts
• Approved Summer Public Speaking Workshop Series for local students
• Approved All-You-Can-Eat Wing Eating Contest for Fourth of July celebrations
• Approved research into establishing connections with cities in Israel and Ukraine
• Maintained status quo for the Betti Straddling Skate Park

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Regular Meeting

The Board will review the 2025-2026 Fall School Survey Results and a School Recognition Plan based on teacher votes regarding A+ funding. Additionally, the Board is asked to ratify the Title II, Part A, Supporting Effective Instruction State Grant Program Allocation for the current school year.

• Acceptance of School Recognition Plan allocation via A+ funding
• Acceptance of 2025-2026 Fall School Survey Results
• Ratification of Title II, Part A, Supporting Effective Instruction State Grant Program Allocation

The Board approved the January 7, 2026 meeting minutes and accepted the School Recognition Plan regarding A+ funding. They also accepted the 2025-2026 Fall Survey Results and ratified the Title II, Part A State Grant Program Allocation.

• Approved January 7, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Accepted School Recognition Plan allocation (5-0)
• Accepted 2025-2026 Fall Survey Results (5-0)
• Ratified Title II, Part A State Grant Program Allocation (5-0)

Coral Springs Museum of Art Board of Directors Regular Meeting

The Coral Springs Museum of Art Board of Directors will consider requests to accept several operational updates and approve the summary from its February 19, 2025 meeting. These items cover routine administrative oversight rather than new funding allocations or policy changes.

• Approval of the February 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Update on the Downtown Museum Gallery in Cornerstone Development
• Strategic Planning and Rebranding updates
• Arts and Culture Programs Manager report
• Memberships and Sponsorships updates

The Board approved several administrative reports including meeting minutes and strategic planning progress. Updates were accepted regarding the Downtown Museum Gallery in Cornerstone Development and current rebranding efforts.

• Approved February 19, 2025 meeting summary (4-0)
• Accepted Downtown Museum Gallery in Cornerstone Development Update (4-0)
• Accepted Strategic Planning Update (4-0)
• Accepted Arts and Culture Programs Manager Report (4-0)
• Accepted Rebranding Update (4-0)
• Accepted Memberships and Sponsorships Updates (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will conduct a workshop including an update from the Solid Waste Authority. The meeting also includes various commission communications regarding sponsorships, proclamations, and recognition requests.

• Solid Waste Authority Update
• City Sponsorships discussion
• World Landscape Architecture Month proclamation request
• Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day proclamation request
• Letter of Support for H.R. 7437 – BASICS Act

The Commission reached consensus on several items including city sponsorships, multiple proclamation requests, and Key to the City awards. A special meeting was scheduled for March 26 to select a CRA chair and vice chair.

• Approved city sponsorships as presented
• Supported World Landscape Architecture Month proclamation
• Permitted Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen use of title for alma mater endowment
• Supported Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day proclamation
• Approved Letter of Support for H.R. 7437
• Recognized National Cricket Day in January
• Recognized Teddy Richards, USA Hockey Equipment Manager
• Approved Key to the City requests for Dan Hernandez and Andrew Torgashev

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance regarding trespass warnings from city property. The meeting also includes discussions on various proclamations, committee appointments, and a uniform collection agreement with the Broward County Tax Collector.

• Ordinance 2026-103: First reading of guidelines for issuing trespass warnings from city property
• Uniform Collection Agreement with the Broward County Tax Collector
• Resolution 2026-006: Amending formally approved charities and fundraising events
• Reappointment of Valerie Campbell to the Community Involved Government Committee
• Appointment of Danica Mamby to the Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee

The City Commission approved a first reading of an ordinance regarding trespass warnings and passed multiple resolutions. The Commission also approved various committee reappointments and appointments.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026-103 regarding city property trespass guidelines (5-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from February 2026 (5-0)
• Approved Uniform Collection Agreement with the Broward County Tax Collector (5-0)
• Reappointed Valerie Campbell to the Community Involved Government Committee (5-0)
• Appointed Danica Mamby to the Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Reappointed Commissioner Simmons to the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-006 regarding charities and fundraising events (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-008 opposing specific Florida legislative bills (5-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several items including a significant increase to an artificial turf contract for park fields. Other discussed matters include technology subscriptions, equipment purchases, and neighborhood partnership agreements.

• Amendment to artificial turf and tracks contract for Mullins Park and Cypress Park up to $2,750,000
• IT research subscription services contract with Gartner, Inc. for $87,830 plus renewals up to $400,000
• Recreational court resurfacing contract with Armor Courts, LLC estimated at $150,000 annually
• Purchase of a John Deere Utility Tractor not to exceed $84,000
• Neighborhood Partnership Agreement with Applewood Homeowners Association, Inc. for $1,300

The Commission approved a contract amendment and renewal for artificial turf and tracks at Mullins Park and Cypress Park. They also adopted a resolution opposing House Joint Resolution 213 regarding property assessment increases. Several other administrative and service contracts were passed via consent.

• Approved artificial turf and track contract amendment and renewal (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-007 opposing House Joint Resolution 213 (5-0)
• Awarded IT research subscription services to Gartner, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved Swim Central water safety agreement with Broward County (5-0)
• Approved recreational court resurfacing contract (5-0)
• Approved purchase of John Deere Utility Tractor (5-0)
• Approved Applewood Homeowners Association neighborhood partnership agreement (5-0)
• Approved Westview Drive sculpture exhibition and purchase agreements (5-0)

Coral Springs City Commission & Coral Springs Community Redevelopment Agency Joint Workshop

The Coral Springs City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a joint workshop. The meeting includes discussions regarding the Downtown Mixed-Use update and a Shared Vision item.

• Downtown Mixed-Use (DTMU) Update
• Shared Vision discussion

The joint workshop included an update on the Downtown Mixed-Use (DTMU) project and a discussion regarding the shared vision for downtown Coral Springs. The City Manager stated that the DTMU item will return at a future Joint Workshop.

• DTMU update received; item to return at a future workshop

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors & Coral Springs City Commission Strategic Planning Retreat

The Coral Springs City Commission and Charter School Board are holding a strategic planning retreat to outline future priorities. Attendees will discuss the city’s charter school, identify which initiatives to stop or accelerate, and review commission protocols and communications. This meeting does not include public comment or formal votes.

• Discussion on the Coral Springs Charter School
• Confirmation of strategic plan activities (stop/accelerate)
• Review of commission protocols and communications
• "Good to Great" planning session

The meeting included discussions on school management, sportsplex optimization, and municipal ballot processes. The City Commission reached consensus not to add new projects to the existing plan.

• Authorized City Attorney to draft multi-year management agreement with CSUSA
• Directed pursuit of public-private partnership for Sportsplex Optimization Project
• Directed research into home certification programs for green home initiatives
• Decided not to add new projects to the existing plan
• Recognized Nila Smith, Andrew Torgashev, and Living Word Center

Coral Springs City Commission Meeting Regular Meeting

The City Commission will discuss a resolution opposing House Joint Resolution 203 regarding ad valorem tax revenue. The meeting also includes several requests for advisory group and committee appointments.

• Resolution 2026-005: Opposing House Joint Resolution 203 regarding non-school ad valorem tax revenue
• Renewal of tree trimming services with Cutters Edge Lawn & Maintenance, Inc. and EDJ Tree Service LLC ($300,000 annual estimate)
• Appointments to the Community Redevelopment Agency
• Appointments to the Public Art Committee
• Appointment to the Accessibility Advisory Group

The City Commission approved several appointments to advisory boards and committees. The Commission also renewed tree trimming services and adopted a resolution opposing changes to local tax revenue.

• Approved January 2026 meeting summaries (5-0)
• Renewed tree trimming services contract with Cutters Edge Lawn & Maintenance and EDJ Tree Service (5-0)
• Appointed Jennifer Levi to the Accessibility Advisory Group (5-0)
• Appointed Bernard Moyle to the Community Redevelopment Agency Finance Member seat (5-0)
• Reappointed Lorna Burton-Brown, Scott Gilman, and Germain Bebe to the Community Redevelopment Agency (5-0)
• Appointed Tony Riggi to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (5-0)
• Appointed Joyce Mallis, Orellana Smith, and Ana Rubin Reyes, and reappointed Jorge Cifuentes to the Public Art Committee (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-005 opposing House Joint Resolution 203 regarding ad valorem tax revenue (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several contracts related to city infrastructure and recreation. Items include facility optimization services, playground equipment repairs, and the use of law enforcement trust funds.

• $1,795,500 for Facility Optimization and Recreation Master Planning Services
• $315,000 annual expenditure for Water Treatment Plant lime sludge hauling
• $300,000 annual expenditure for playground equipment and repair
• $165,000 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds for training and Police Explorers
• Resolution 2026-002 regarding electric bicycle, scooter, and motorcycle regulations

The City Commission approved several service contracts for playground repairs, facility planning, and water treatment. Additionally, the Commission authorized $165,000 in law enforcement trust funds for training and explorer donations.

• Approved January 7, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Authorized $165,000 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds for training and Police Explorers (5-0)
• Awarded contract to Prolime Corporation for water treatment sludge services (5-0)
• Awarded contract to Topline Recreation Inc. for playground equipment and repair (5-0)
• Awarded contract to Sports Facilities Development, LLC for recreation master planning (5-0)
• Appointed Jerold Frederick and Christian Swinson to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-002 regarding electric bicycle and scooter regulations (4-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Retreat

The City Commission will hold a retreat to receive updates on economic development, schools, and city events. Staff presentations include discussions on building department processes, flexible zoning, and the master sign plan. The meeting also includes various recognition requests and sponsorship opportunities.

• Economic Development Update
• Schools Update
• Building Department Process Improvements
• Flexible Zoning discussion
• Master Sign Plan discussion

The City Commission held a retreat to review staff updates and establish consensus on several municipal initiatives. Decisions included supporting new flexible zoning options, a citywide signage program, and an updated internship program. The Commission also approved various sponsorships, recognition requests, and community engagement opportunities.

• Approved moving forward with new flexible zoning options
• Approved the citywide signage program
• Approved Commission internship program with gift card and presentation requirements
• Approved Paragon Theaters recognition request
• Approved challenge coin design and large volume order
• Added St. Jude, Coconut Creek Regional Chamber Biz Academy, and Broward Education Foundation to approved charity list
• Approved $3,000 sponsorship for Southeast Florida Climate Leadership Summit
• Approved Anal Cancer Awareness Month proclamation

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Regular Meeting

The Board of Directors will meet to ratify an audit representation letter and accept the Independent Auditor's Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The meeting also includes a request to approve previous meeting summaries.

• Ratification of Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLP representation letter
• Acceptance of Fiscal Year 2025 Independent Auditor's Report
• Approval of November 5, 2025 meeting summaries

The Board approved the November 5, 2025, meeting summaries and a representation letter from Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLP. Additionally, the Board accepted the Independent Auditor's Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025.

• Approved November 5, 2025, meeting summaries (5-0)
• Ratified Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLP audit representation letter (5-0)
• Accepted Fiscal Year 2025 Audit Review (5-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several resolutions regarding state house and senate bills, including opposition to tax revenue decreases and support for firearm location restrictions. The agenda also includes a request to increase a sports lighting contract and a public hearing on water supply plan amendments.

• Ordinance 2025-122: Amendment to the Potable Water Sub-Element and Water Supply Facilities Work Plan
• City Village: Modification of special exception conditions for mixed-use development phasing
• Heavy Equipment: Renewal of Florida Sheriffs Association contract with an estimated $375,000 expenditure
• Sports Lighting Solutions: Amendment to increase contract amount by $295,000 to a total not to exceed $2,000,000
• Resolution 2026-004: Opposition to House Bill 209 regarding ad valorem tax revenue and home rule authority

The City Commission approved an ordinance to amend the Comprehensive Plan regarding potable water and water supply facilities. The Commission also passed three resolutions opposing or supporting specific state house and senate bills.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-122 regarding the Potable Water Sub-Element (5-0)
• Approved December 17, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved City Village special exception condition modifications (5-0)
• Renewed heavy equipment contract through September 30, 2026 (5-0)
• Amended sports lighting contract to increase amount not to exceed $2,000,000 (5-0)
• Appointed Stephanie Salisbury to the Accessibility Advisory Group (5-0)
• Appointed Robert Wolf to the Community Involved Government Committee (5-0)
• Appointed Mike Hornsby to the Veteran's Committee (5-0)

Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several contracts, including a $1.3 million purchase of rescue vehicles and a $612,188 road project. The agenda also includes a land use modification for vehicle storage at 12640 Wiles Road and a resolution opposing changes to local business tax laws.

• Conditional Use Modification for motor vehicle storage at 12640 Wiles Road
• Contract extension for School Crossing Guard Services estimated at $400,000
• Purchase of Rescue Vehicles from Matheny Motor Truck Co. up to $1,313,250.60
• Forest Hills Resurfacing Project contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance for $612,188
• Resolution 2025-055 opposing the repeal of Section 205, Florida Statutes

The Commission approved several contracts, including a $1.3M purchase of rescue vehicles and a $612k road project. Additional actions included approving a conditional use modification for motor vehicle storage and making various advisory group appointments.

• Approved conditional use modification for motor vehicle storage at 12640 Wiles Road (4-0)
• Approved consent items 2 through 4 (4-0)
• Awarded contract for rescue vehicles to Matheny Motor Truck Co. up to $1,313,250.60 (5-0)
• Awarded Forest Hills Resurfacing Project contract to M&M Asphalt Maintenance for $612,188 (4-0)
• Appointed Meryl Katlin to the Accessibility Advisory Group (4-0)
• Appointed Robert Wolf and Leandro Figuereo to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-055 opposing repeal of Section 205, Florida Statutes (4-0)

Coral Springs Charter School Board of Directors Workshop

The Board of Directors will review and discuss the Coral Springs Charter School (CSCS) Code of Conduct Handbook. This discussion pertains to the upcoming 2026/27 school year.

• Review and discussion of CSCS Code of Conduct Handbook for 2026/27 school year

The Board reached consensus to support Proposed Uniform Policy Option A. Members also agreed to discuss the school discipline matrix and handbook at a future workshop.

• Supported Proposed Uniform Policy Option A
• Scheduled future discussion for school discipline matrix and handbook