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Residential and commercial alarm systems must be registered with the Police Department. Initial registration fee is $25. There is no charge for the first two false alarms; for the third response, the fee is $50; the fourth response is $100, and the fifth response is $200. Annual renewal is automatic at no charge, if there were no false alarms during the previous year. If false alarms did occur, a $25 renewal fee will be charged.
Questions, complaints or concerns about animals may be reported to the City’s Humane Officers. Pets are not allowed in City parks with the exception of Dr. Paul’s Pet Care Center Dog Park, a recreation facility designed for dogs, located at the Sportsplex. Animal owners who fail to remove their pet’s waste from the property of others are subject to a $125 fine plus $5 surcharge. Dogs must be on a leash when outside and must have a current license. Dog licenses are renewed yearly at your local veterinarian or at the Pompano Animal Control Center (a copy of immunization records is required).
NOTE: The City ordinance in regard to the number of pets allowed in a residence is under review. Call 954-346-4422 or view the current City Code of Ordinances at www.coralsprings.org/code for updates.
Lost or Found Pets, Complaints or Concerns
954-344-1800
For photos and descriptions of found animals, visit www.coralsprings.org/lostpets
Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital
954-752-7732
www.sawgrassnaturecenter.com
Wildlife Care Center - Fort Lauderdale
954-524-4302
www.wildcare.org
Humane Society of Broward County
954-463-4870
Animal Care and Adoptions - Fort Lauderdale
954-359-1313
Broward County Animal Care and Regulation
954-970-0130 or 954-359-1313
www.broward.org/animal
12441 Royal Palm Blvd. • www.aquaticcomplex.com
Located in the Sportsplex, this world-class facility is host to many swim and dive
competitions, as well as a teaching pool and an extensive Fitness Center.
Also see Fitness Center and Pools.
See Coral Springs Center for the Arts and Coral Springs Museum of Art.
The City’s expansive sports league program for kids and adults includes baseball, football, cheerleading, basketball, T-ball, BMX bike racing, soccer, softball, lacrosse and roller hockey. Call for camp information and league sign-ups.
www.broward.org/revenue • Renewals Online: www.hsmv.state.fl.us
Renewals may be made online (see address above), by calling 1-866-467-3639, or at one of the location listed below. You may register your vehicle by mail to the Broward County Revenue Collection, Mail Order Tag Agency, 815 N.E. 13 St., Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33304, or in person at one of the following locations:
South Regional Courthouse
3550 Hollywood Blvd., Room 185, Hollywood
West Regional Courthouse
100 N. Pine Island Rd., Room 110, Plantation
Broward Express Auto Tag Agency 954-753-9990
(Private agency - additional fees may be charged)
10653-57 W. Atlantic Blvd., Coral Springs
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www.bbbsoutheastflorida.org
Questions, complaints or concerns about businesses or business practices may be reported to the Better Business Bureau at the above toll-free number.
Also see Consumer Affairs.
Bicycles must be registered with the Police Department in case of loss or theft.
To register your bike, bring it to the Public Safety Building weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You may also register your bicycle at City Hall in the Mall, located in the Coral Square Mall. During the school year, bikes may also be registered through school resource officers. Unregistered bikes found or turned in to the Police Department are held for 60 days and photos are taken for viewing at the Public Safety Building to help identify missing bicycles.
Bike paths must be used when provided. For use after dark, bicycles must have a white headlight and a red rear reflector. Bike paths on public streets are maintained by the Public Works Streets Division.
2421 S.W. 6 Ave., Fort Lauderdale
Certified copies may be obtained from Broward County Health Department.
Before planning a block party, call the Community Development Department for assistance. The Police Traffic Unit needs to approve any road closures; for more information call 954-346-1280.
Renewals: 1-866-467-3639 or www.hsmv.state.fl.us
Boats may not be parked in residential areas from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. and at any time on Sunday unless parked in a garage or carport.
www.broward.org
Broward County operates a Call Center and comprehensive web site that can be used to answer questions concerning County issues.
A City-issued building permit is required for any general maintenance and repair over $800 or for any changes that deviate from original building plans. Deviations include security systems, garage alterations, replacement of air conditioning units, new pools or pool heaters, porches or decks and structural changes or modifications to electrical systems. For building inspections, call 954-345-2132, or visit the Building Online Services section at www.coralsprings.org.
Also see Fences, Permits.
www.wastemanagement.com
Waste Management provides bulk trash pickup twice weekly on regular collection days for residents with side yard and curbside trash collection. Multi-family residents may bring bulk trash (appliances, furniture, carpeting, etc.) to the Waste Transfer Station.
Also see Recycling, Trash Collection Service and Waste Transfer Station.
www.broward.org/bct
The Broward County Mass Transit Division provides area bus transportation. Fares are $1 per one-bus, one-way ride for adults or 50 cents for senior, disabled or youth riders. All-day passes (available only on buses) are $2.50 each or $1.25 for senior, disabled or youth riders. Age or disability identification is required to receive a discounted fare. Multiple ride, weekly and monthly bus passes are also available at City Hall in the Mall located in the Coral Square Mall.
Also see Community Bus Service, Senior Pride and Transportation.
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The City has a non-exclusive franchise agreement with Advanced Cable Communications to provide cable service. Check or money order payments for cable television service are accepted at City Hall in the Mall at Coral Square Mall.
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of camps for children on most teacher work days, school holidays and during summer vacations. General as well as activity-specific sessions are available, including art, aquatics, tennis, golf, and teen camps.
Click here to view the Canal District Drainage Map
For problems, questions or information regarding canal maintenance, improvements within and regulations for these local Drainage Districts: North Springs Improvement, Coral Springs Improvement, Sunshine Water Control, Turtle Run Improvement District, and the Pine Tree Water Control District, call District headquarters at 954-753-0380. Residents of the Crossings Drainage District should call 954-782-7820. To report illegal dumping in a canal, call Code Enforcement at 954-344-5964 or the Police Department at 954-344-1800.
For abandoned vehicles located on City property, call the Police Department at 954-344-1800; for abandoned cars on private property, call Code Enforcement at 954-344-5964.
11805 Heron Bay Boulevard • www.cschamber.com
The Chamber of Commerce of Coral Springs provides businesses with networking opportunities, representation in the community and cost-saving programs.
3205 N. University Dr. • www.coralspringscharter.org
The Coral Springs Charter School is an innovative, tuition-free public school operated by Charter Schools USA in partnership with the City of Coral Springs. The school serves middle and high school students and is located at the southeast corner of the University Drive and Sample Road intersection.
www.broward.org/children
The Children’s Services Administration Division seeks to empower and to improve the quality of life of Broward County’s youth.
The Coral Springs Citizen magazine is mailed quarterly to all residents and businesses. It contains information about City programs, achievements, recreation and upcoming events and activities.
Residents can get an inside look at the Coral Springs Police Department by enrolling in the Citizens’ Police Academy. The 13-week course offers participants an inside look at law enforcement operations and an opportunity for hands-on experience in some of the areas of police work.
9551 W. Sample Rd. • Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • TDD: 954-344-1022
The reception area at City Hall is open to assist Coral Springs residents during regular business hours.
The Coral Springs City Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month in the City Hall Commission Chambers. Interested persons are invited to attend each meeting and address the Commission beginning at 7:30 p.m. The meetings also can be viewed on CityTV Channel 25 on Advanced Cable Communications, or as streaming video at www.coralsprings.org/CityTV25. Meeting agendas and summaries are available at the City Clerk’s Office or at www.coralsprings.org/agendas. Persons who need special assistance should notify the City Clerk’s Office at 954-344-1065 at least 24 hours in advance.
9551 W. Sample Rd. • Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • TDD: 954-344-1022
City Hall is home to Citizen’s Services and most government offices.
Inside Coral Square Mall • 9239 W. Atlantic Blvd.
This satellite location offers passport services and many City, County and State services. Business hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Passport services end one hour prior to closing.
Also see Fingerprinting.
The City Manager is appointed by the City Commission to manage the City and acts as Chief Executive Officer.
The City of Coral Springs operates CityTV Channel 25, a Public, Education and Government (PEG) Channel that can be found on Advanced Cable Communications. Tune in to watch City-related informational programming, cultural shows and event coverage. Visit www.coralsprings.org/CityTV25 to view the latest CityTV Program Guide and to view streaming video of the channel, including City Commission meetings.
This auxiliary program of the U.S. Air Force teaches teens military skills, survival techniques, search and rescue skills, and builds character and self esteem.
City Hall• 9551 West Sample Road
All questions relating to the enforcement of City Code and regulations can be answered and concerns may be reported from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays.
Code Enforcement Hotline 954-344-1017
Broward Community College • www.broward.edu • 954-201-2240
100 Coconut Creek Blvd., Coconut Creek
Florida Atlantic University • www.fau.edu • 561-297-3000
777 Glades Road, Boca Raton
Florida International University • www.fiu.edu • 305-348-2000
11200 S.W. 8th Street, Miami
Nova Southeastern University • www.nova.edu • 1-800-541-6682
3301 College Ave., Davie
All commercial vehicles used in the City for any business activity must display the name, telephone number and nature of the business in permanent lettering on both sides of the vehicle.
Also see Parking Restrictions.
The Communications and Marketing Department is responsible for the City’s
website, www.coralsprings.org, and the teen website, www.csteens.com;
produces City publications, including the quarterly Citizen Magazine; handles media relations; and develops and produces programming for CityTV Channel 25.
Also see Citizen Magazine, CityTV Channel 25, and Website.
The City and Broward County Transit offer a free intracity bus service that stops at many City locations. The Community Bus Service features two routes that each stop at Sample Road and University Drive on the hour. Stop by City Hall, City Hall in the Mall, or the Coral Springs Gymnasium to pick up a route map or visit www.coralsprings.org/buses to download a copy.
Also see Bus Transportation and Senior PRIDE.
www.coralsprings.org/events
Citizens and local organizations can view and post upcoming events on the Community Calendar at www.coralsprings.org.
The Coral Springs Community Chest is a not-for-profit volunteer organization founded to provide financial assistance to charities and social service organizations that serve the citizens of Coral Springs.
In City Hall South • 9530 West Sample Rd.
Located at City Hall South, Community Development handles planning and zoning, issues paint permits and offers information about neighborhood services and programs.
Also see Painting and Zoning.
The Training and Public Education Division of the Coral Springs Fire Department offers specialized training to residents that prepares them to be active members of the Community Emergency Response Team (commonly known as CERT). Through lectures and hands-on training, CERT team members learn safe ways to assist others in the aftermath of a hurricane, tornado, flood, fire, hazardous materials spill or another disastrous incident.
3801 Turtle Creek Drive • Inside Super Wal-Mart
This police unit provides services such as tours, educational programs and speakers, S.A.L.T. (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together), and “Are You OK?” telephone reassurance program.
Also see Police, Safety Town.
www.congress.org
Florida’s Congressional Delegation includes two state senators and four local congressmen.
Also see Legislative Delegation.
115 S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale • www.broward.org/consumer
The Broward County Consumer Affairs Division assists people who feel they are victims of unfair or deceptive trade practices. The Division investigates and mediates consumer-vendor disputes, provides information and referral services, prosecutes businesses found to be committing unfair and deceptive business practices, and provides educational materials on topics including landlord-tenant relationships and small claims court procedures.
2855 Coral Springs Dr. • www.coralspringscenterforthearts.com
The Coral Springs Center for the Arts is operated by Professional Facilities Management (PFM). The Center for the Arts features a 1,500 seat theatre, a dance studio and meeting rooms; the Center offers a Broadway Series, Comedy Series, Concert Series, Kids Series, and other special engagements. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Center is closed on Sunday except performance days, when the Box Office opens two hours prior to performance. Summer Box Office hours are Monday through Friday noon to 5 p.m. Administrative offices are open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information on facility rentals, please call 954-344-5999.
2855 Coral Springs Dr. • www.csmart.org
The Coral Springs Museum of Art is located at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts. The Museum is open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and prior to all theater performances. The Museum is closed Sundays. Frequently changing exhibitions feature artists from South Florida as well as other areas. Art camps and classes are offered. Admission to the Coral Springs Museum of Art is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors, students and tours; children under 18 are free. All admissions are free on Wednesdays.
9239 W. Atlantic Blvd.
Located at northeast corner of University Drive and Atlantic Boulevard, Coral Square Mall houses City Hall in the Mall as well as Dillard’s, Burdines/Macy's, Sears, J.C. Penney, specialty stores, restaurants and a food court.
www.browardclerk.org
Broward County Courthouse
Main Branch, 201 S.E. 6 St., Fort Lauderdale
North Regional Courthouse
1600 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield Beach
South Regional Courthouse
3550 Hollywood Blvd., Room 205, Hollywood
West Regional County Courthouse
100 N. Pine Island Rd., Plantation
The City’s Police Department offers several programs to help prevent crime, including C.A.T. (Combat Auto Theft), VIN etching, and home security surveys.
Also see Alarms, Bicycles, Citizens’ Police Academy, Community Involvement Unit, Fingerprinting, House Parties, Neighborhood Crime Watch, and Police Department.
First Call for Help
211 or 954-537-0211
Abuse (Children/Elderly)
1-800-962-2873
American Red Cross
954-763-9900
Family Success Center
954-341-5228
Mental Health Crisis Services
954-463-0911
Phone Friend (latch-key kids)
954-390-0486
Poison Control
1-800-282-3171
Rape Crisis
(954-761-7273) 954-761-RAPE
Teen Hotline
954-567-8336
Women in Distress (24 Hours)
954-761-1133
Victim/Family Advocate (C.S. Police Dept.)
954-340-5019
See Fire Department.
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Certified copies may be obtained from the Broward County Health Department.
Construction and demolition waste materials generated at residential properties may only be hauled by companies licensed to operate in the City. Call 954-344-1025 for a listing of licensed haulers. Construction and demolition waste material generated at commercial properties may only be hauled by Waste Management. For more information about Waste Management services call 954-974-7500.
Located at City Hall South, Development Services coordinates Building, Code Enforcement and Community Development.
Also see Building, Code Enforcement, Community Development, Neighborhood Partnership Program, Occupational Licensing, Slice of the Springs, and Zoning.
The Disability Advocacy & Access Network will assist residents with their disability concerns. Broward County also offers a Disabilities Hotline at 954-537-0211.
For individuals seeking proof of residency in Broward County, Domicile Certificates may be obtained at the County Records Division at 115 S. Andrews Ave. in Fort Lauderdale.
2915 Sportsplex Drive • www.sportsplexatcs.com/dogpark.htm
Dr. Paul’s Pet Care Center Dog Park is free and open from 7:30 a.m. until dusk to all well-mannered dogs and responsible owners. The park features large and small dog fenced areas, agility training equipment, a watering area, a paved running path, and “pooper scooper” bag dispensers.
2500 N. State Rd. 7 (441), Margate • www.hsmv.state.fl.us
Driver’s licenses are issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety Motor Vehicles (Division of Driver’s Licenses). The nearest branch office at which to obtain a license is 2500 N. State Rd. 7 (441) in Margate. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. A courthouse substation for traffic fines is also located here. Saturday service is available by appointment at the Lauderdale Lakes office, 3708 West Oakland Park Blvd, 954-497-1570. Renewal services can also be accessed at the website address above or at 1-866-467-3639.
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This organization seeks and assists corporations interested in relocating to Coral Springs and helps local businesses expand their operations. Since its inception in 1994, the EDF has assisted over 70 companies in relocating to Coral Springs; and has contributed significantly to the City’s current non-residential tax base of $1.051 billion.
See Schools and Charter School.
www.broward.org/elderly-vet.htm
The Elderly and Veteran’s Services Division of Broward County provides community care, mental health assistance, and veteran's services.
Municipal elections are held during March in even-numbered years. The Mayor is elected during each election year and serves a two-year term. Commissioners serve staggered four-year terms. A Vice Mayor is selected annually from among the Commissioners.
Police/Fire/EMS Dispatch
911
Non-Emergency Police/Fire/EMS Services
954-344-1800
A current listing City of Coral Springs job openings are available on City Info at www.coralsprings.org/csjobs, and in the Human Resources Department at City Hall. Applications for potential openings are accepted online at www.coralsprings.org or may be filled out on computers in the Human Resources Department, City Hall in the Mall, and the Police Department. For local job opportunities or inquiries relating to unemployment claims, contact the State of Florida North Broward Job Benefit office (Agency for Workforce Innovation/AWI), located at 2301 W. Sample Rd., Building 4, Suite 7A, Pompano Beach, 954-969-3541.
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1300 Coral Springs Drive (Temporary location) • Operated by Hispanic Unity
www.broward.org/family
The Family Success Administration Division of Broward County provides convenient access to case management, self-sufficiency programs, emergency financial assistance, employment referral, child care information and referral, housing counseling and assistance, substance abuse counseling, and psychotherapy.
Continued maintenance of fences and walls is the responsibility of the property owner. This includes repairs, cleaning, painting and the use of natural wood stains.
Also see Permits, Zoning.
This line can be called anytime after 5 p.m. for a daily update on recreation field
conditions due to weather.
Fingerprinting services are provided by the Police I.D. Unit at City Hall in the Mall on Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fee is $7 per card for residents and non-residents. Note: We do not fingerprint for immigrations, alcohol and tobacco licenses or concealed weapons permits.
The Coral Springs Fire Department maintains five stations in the City and is staffed by both full-time and volunteer firefighters. For information about safety programs, including the disability database, smoke detector giveaways, station tours, and public education, call 954-346-1292.
Emergency
911
Administration, Fire Chief
954-344-5934
CPR and First Aid Training
954-346-1774
Fire Academy
www.coralspringsfireacademy.org
954-346-1774
Fire Fees and Inspections
954-346-1396
In-Service Fire and EMS Training
954-346-1774
Volunteer Information
954-346-1372
Station 43
4550 Rock Island Road
Station 64
500 Ramblewood Drive
Station 71
11800 N.W. 41 Street
Station 80
2801 Coral Springs Drive
Station 95
300 Coral Ridge Drive
Parkland Station 42
6500 Parkside Drive
Parkland Station 97
6600 North University Drive
Also see Community Emergency Response Team, Fire Explorers and Safe Place.
Boys and girls aged 14-18 years can learn basic firefighting skills and procedures, leadership skills and build self-esteem as a Fire Explorer. This program is sponsored by the Coral Springs Fire Department.
Unwanted residential fire extinguishers can be brought to these facilities for free disposal:
City Fire Equipment
5708 S.W. 25 St., Hollywood
954-781-0445
Deerfield Beach Fire
1111 S.W. 1 Way, Deerfield Beach
954-428-7778
This helpline provides 24 hour information, referral, empathetic listening and
suicide/crisis intervention services. Also makes daily touchline reassurance calls
to the elderly and provides emergency financial assistance.
Licenses are sold at many department stores and sporting goods stores that sell fishing and hunting equipment.
The Coral Springs Aquatic Complex weight training facility is equipped with body master & circuit training equipment, free weights and cardiovascular equipment including step machines, stationary bikes and treadmills. The recently expanded Fitness Center is 7,500 square feet and also features locker and steam rooms.
Finders of lost property turned over to the Police Department may make a claim with a deposit of $30 within 90 days with the Records Unit on the second floor of of the Public Safety Building at 2801 Coral Springs Drive.
www.fpl.com
Call Florida Power & Light for all matters concerning your electrical service
connections or accounts. To report power outages or downed power lines, visit www.fpl.com or call 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243).
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The comprehensive G.R.A.D.E. (Gang Resistance and Drug Education) program is taught by School Resource Officers in all public and private schools in the City.
See Bulk Trash, Recycling, Trash Collection, or Waste Transfer Station.
See Mini-Motorcycles.
2501 Coral Springs Dr.
The Coral Springs Gymnasium includes three basketball courts, classrooms, a community meeting room and a game room. There is a wide variety of programming for all ages. The Gymnasium is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and offers open play hours when special events are not scheduled. Residents are charged a fee of $1 and non-residents pay $3. For current open play hours, call 954-344-5972. For sports registration, call 954-344-5973.
Also see Field Condition Hotline, Parks, and Picnic and Pavilion Rentals.
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A current disabled parking permit placard must be displayed on the rearview mirror; applications are available at City Hall and City Hall in the Mall. Parking illegally will result in a $258 fine. This includes parking in the access aisle.
Volunteers receive training and assist the Police Department in issuing citations for illegal handicapped parking.
www.broward.org/waste/iwi04100.htm
Household hazardous waste including pesticides, insecticides, pool chemicals, gasoline, furniture polish and special waste, including paint, lead, acid batteries, tires and used motor oil, may be disposed of on Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Broward County North Trash Transfer Station, 2780 Powerline Rd., Pompano Beach.
Also see Fire Extinguisher Disposal, Propane Tank Disposal.
The Broward County Health Department provides services including immunization, maternity, child care and family planning clinics, community health education, and sanitary inspection of certain properties when warranted.
The Broward County Health Department provide assistance concerning immunizations, family planning, school health, nutrition, sexually transmitted diseases, and health education.
City photographs and memorabilia are collected and preserved by the Historical Advisory Committee. They are displayed in exhibits at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts, the Northwest Regional Library and at the newly renovated Museum of Coral Springs History, located in Mullins Park. The Museum has on display the original plats and maps of the City from the 1960s and 1970s. For further information about Museum hours, or to donate historical artifacts, call 954-752-7535.
See Occupational Licenses.
The State of Florida offers a $25,000 reduction in taxable property value for permanent residents whose principal home is in this state. Locations to apply are:
Broward County Governmental Center
115 S. Andrews Ave., Room 111-F, Fort Lauderdale
954-357-6830
West Regional Courthouse
100 N. Pine Island Rd., Room 120, Plantation
954-831-2363
North Regional Courthouse
1600 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Room 156, Deerfield Beach
954-831-1270
Northeast Broward Branch Office
142 Southwest 1 Ave., Pompano Beach
954-545-1992
Central Broward Branch Office
3630 West Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderdale Lakes
954-497-1604
South Regional Courthouse
3550 W. Hollywood Blvd., Room 110, Hollywood
954-831-0470
Southwest Broward Regional Courthouse
10211 Taft St., Building #1, Pembroke Pines
954-437-2670
TDD Hearing Impaired
1-800-955-8771
Seniors, Widow/Widowers and Disabled
954-357-6830
Teen Contract is a service provided by the Police Department to help prevent unauthorized house parties when parents are away. A contract between parent and child is drawn up which prohibits any open house parties. The parent then authorizes the Police Department to check on the house to ensure that the contract is being honored. The contract must be filled out in the presence of an authorized member of the Police Department and submitted five days before the parents’ departure date.
Coral Springs Medical Center
3000 Coral Hills Dr.
954-344-3000
HCA Northwest Regional Hospital
5801 Colonial Dr., Margate
954-974-0400
North Broward Medical Center
201 E. Sample Rd., Pompano Beach
954-786-6400
See Animals.
Broward County Emergency Management
954-831-3900
Broward County Hurricane Hotline
954-831-4000
(activated once a threat develops)
Hurricane Registration for Special Needs
954-537-2888
TDD Hearing Impaired
954-537-2882
Coral Springs Emergency Management
954-346-1204
Primary Coral Springs Shelter: Monarch High School
5050 Wiles Rd., Coconut Creek
Power Outages and Downed Power Lines - FPL
1-800-468-8243
Also see Community Emergency Response Team.
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See Health & Rehabilitative Services.
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to criminal prosecution for first-time juvenile offenders. Participants complete a six-week education program, which has an impressive success rate.
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954-390-7654
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Code Enforcement officers investigate reports of lawns that are not being maintained and cars parked on lawns or other unapproved surfaces.
Broward County Legal Aid Services provides information and assistance with matters including eviction, foreclosures, divorce and custody suits.
www.broward.org/legislative
Broward County’s State Legislative Delegation consists of six state senators and 12 representatives.
Also see Congressional Delegation.
Northwest Regional Branch Library
3151 North University Dr., adjacent to Coral Springs Charter School
954-341-3900
West Atlantic Branch Library
10643 West Atlantic Blvd.
954-341-3912
American Red Cross classes are offered periodically by the Aquatic Services Department at one of the City's three public pools. Lifeguard Training is designed for ages 15 and up, and Water Safety Instructor classes are for ages 17 and up.
It is illegal for any person to dump any materials on any property, either publicly or privately owned, unless the person has the written consent of the property owner. Fines for littering depend on the weight of the litter and range from $50 to $500.
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License applications are available at the Broward County, North Regional and West Regional Courthouses.
Also see Courthouses.
Meeting rooms are available for rent at the Coral Springs Gymnasium, 954-345-2200; Cypress Park, 954-345-2107; the Aquatic Complex, 954-345-2121; the Tennis Center, 954-344-1840; Center for the Arts, 954-344-5999; and Mullins Park, 954-345-2209.
The City’s Tree Memorial Program allows family or friends to dedicate a tree in memory of a loved one. The City has a list of trees that can be provided at cost and will install the tree within a City park, on a space available basis. In addition, the family or friends can supply a plaque to be placed at the base of the tree. City staff will install the plaque in the ground, which must be metal, 5” by 7” or 4” by 6”, bronze in color, and must be provided by the person dedicating the tree.
Residents should be aware of Coral Springs ordinances regarding the use of
mini-motorcycles before purchasing one. Go-peds are not legal to ride on the street or any sidewalk. The only place a person can ride a go-ped is on private property. The Coral Springs Police Department has and will continue to enforce the
regulations pertaining to go-peds.
Mosquito spraying is provided by Broward County Mosquito Control.
The Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee is active in promoting and developing activities to increase cultural awareness in the community.
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Take a walk on the wild side of Coral Springs by enjoying a tour of Sandy Ridge Sanctuary, Kiwanis Park, Cypress Hammock or Fern Glen Park. Each site features a wide variety of plants and trees native to the South Florida area. Group tours are available at no charge.
Participants in this program assist law enforcement officers in detecting crime by becoming the “eyes and ears” of their neighborhoods.
The Neighborhood Partnership Program promotes and strengthens the stability, development, revitalization and preservation of the City’s neighborhoods through community-based problem-solving, neighborhood-oriented services and public/private cooperation. There is a matching grant program available and neighborhood involvement is encouraged through block parties. City staff is available to meet with neighborhood residents in a private home or, for larger groups, in a public facility.
Noisy equipment (i.e., landscaping) is not permitted in Coral Springs before 7 a.m. and after 8 p.m. on weekdays, nor before 9 a.m. and after 8 p.m. on weekends. Construction noise is only permitted between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays, and between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekends. Outdoor musical entertainment is not permitted between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. After office hours, call the Police Department at 954-344-1800 to report a possible violation.
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Entrepreneurs need to obtain an occupational license before engaging in any business in Coral Springs, including home-based businesses. Fees vary depending on the type of the business. For information call the number above, pick up an application at City Hall or City Hall in the Mall, or visit the Permits and Registrations section at www.coralsprings.org.
See Gymnasium, or Parks.
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A no-fee approval is required before painting exterior trim and walls and may be obtained by bringing paint samples for review to Community Development. There are a wide variety of approved main, secondary and trim colors available, which must be compatible with the roof.
If you get a Coral Springs parking citation, you should follow the instructions on the citation. You may pay the fine by mailing the amount in the mailer envelope provided or by visiting any Broward County Courthouse (see Courthouses).
For information on contesting a parking citation, call 954-344-1011, within 10 working days.
Commercial and recreational vehicles may not be parked in residential areas between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Monday to Saturday and all day Sunday. Restricted vehicles include commercial vans and trucks, motorhomes, campers, boats, trailers, utility and off-road vehicles. Exceptions are made for:
- Vehicles parked in a garage or carport, providing the carport screens the vehicle from view on three sides utilizing a wall, fence or hedge at least four feet in height
- Vehicles owned by a physically handicapped person and marked with an appropriate disabled sticker
- Vans or trucks weighing less than 5,000 lbs. with no commercial lettering, used only for private passengers
In the Coral Springs Gymnasium • 2501 Coral Springs Drive
Coral Springs has 43 public parks on 675 acres, including five major athletic and recreational centers, a gymnasium, and aquatic and tennis centers. For information on Broward County parks, call 954-357-8100.
Also see Field Condition Hotline, Gymnasium, Meeting Rooms, Picnics and Pavilion
Rental, Pools, and the City Parks Map on page 22-23.
City Hall in the Mall in Coral Square Mall
954-344-1828
Passport Hours: Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Passport photos are available for $8.
City Hall - Citizens' Services
954-344-1001
9551 W. Sample Rd., Coral Springs
Passport Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Permits for driveways and work in public rights-of-way must be obtained from
City Engineering (954-344-1170). Paint approval must be obtained from Community Development (954-344-1114). Permits for building additions or home improvements must be obtained from the Building Division (954-344-1025).
Also see Building Requirements, Fences, and Painting.
See Animals.
The City of Coral Springs has many park pavilions available for rent. Call for more information about park facilities or to reserve a date.
Also see Meeting Rooms for information about meeting facility rentals, and Parks.
Mullins Park, 10000 N.W. 29 St.
The City’s largest community park offers a variety of rental options and
features a tot lot, gazebos, barbecue grills, shuffleboard, a pool, horseshoe pits, tennis and basketball courts, as well as fields for soccer, baseball, and softball. This is a great location for pre/post game picnics or parties.
Cypress Park, Cypress Hammock, Orchid Park, 1300/1301 Coral Springs Dr.
Adjacent to Orchid Park, Cypress Park offers large pavilions, grills, a nature trail, a tot lot, tennis courts and a unique clover-leaf pool with water park features and slides, all surrounded by a beautiful Cypress Hammock. Rentals and party packages at Cypress Water Park are also available.
Sherwood Forest, 1600 N.W. 91 Ave.
The perfect spot for a company picnic. Sherwood Forest features large
pavilions and grills, as well as fountains, electrical service, horseshoe pit,
volleyball, a tot lot and a handicapped trail surrounded by a beautiful
wooded area.
North Community Park, 5601 Coral Springs Drive
Features a pavilion, baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, half-court basketball, playground, and a walking/jogging path.
Fern Glen Park, 4801 N.W. 66 Terrace
Park features two small pavilions, grills, basketball, a tot lot, volleyball, walking/jogging trail, nature boardwalk, and an open play area.
Jaycee Park, 4800 Riverside Drive
The perfect location for team picnics, birthdays or family gatherings, Jaycee Park features a pavilion, grills, fountains, basketball, tennis, a tot lot and a multi-purpose field.
Turtle Run Park, 6400 Wiles Road
Features a pavilion, baseball/softball field, volleyball, playground, half-court basketball, and restrooms.
Betti Stradling Park, 10301 Wiles Road
An ideal location for family picnics, featuring pavilions, grills, basketball,
volleyball, Slide ‘n Glide playground, the Coral Springs Skate Park, an open play area, three athletic fields and a walking and jogging path.
Forest Hills Park, 2500 Forest Hills Boulevard
Features a tennis court, playground, half-court basketball, pavilion, sand
volleyball, and athletic fields.
Volunteer Park, 5000 Creekside Drive
Features a natural setting, walking path, playground, tennis court, half
basketball court, volleyball court, two picnic pavilions, and an open play area.
Neighborhood Parks: Kiddie Land, Poinciana, Lakeview, Whispering Oaks, Pride Promoters, Kiwanis, and Lions parks are all great for picnics and are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no charge.
See Zoning.
Call the Poison Control Hotline for more information. Call 911 in an emergency.
2801 Coral Springs Dr.
The Coral Springs Police Department is comprised of over 196 sworn and 199 non-sworn employees and maintains its focus on Community Oriented Policing.
Emergency
911
Non-Emergency
954-344-1800
Police Tip Line
954-227-COPS (2677)
Tip Line callers can leave an anonymous, non-emergency message relating to crime, traffic, gangs or graffiti.
Administration
954-346-1201
Main Switchboard
954-346-1200
Employment
954-346-1320
Criminal Investigations
954-346-1356
Patrol Unit
954-346-1278
Records
954-346-1340
Substations:
Forest Hills
954-340-5025
Northeast Community
954-346-1860
Northwest Community
954-344-1805
Wal-Mart, Turtle Creek Dr.
954-344-1835
Traffic Enforcement
954-346-1280
Traffic Tipline
954-346-1751
A citizen’s call line to report any moving violations. The citizen must have the tag number, time, date and place of violation.
Youth Liaison Unit
954-346-1746
Also see Citizen’s Police Academy, Community Involvement Unit, Crime Prevention, Juvenile Offender Programs, and Neighborhood Crime Watch Programs.
This highly participatory program sponsored by the Coral Springs Police Department is for men and women, ages 16-21, who have an interest in law enforcement and basic police work. Explorers learn professional police skills such as communications and first aid from police officers who act as mentors.
Residents can hire police officers for off-shift security or traffic details. The fee is $26 per hour, per officer. Call the Special Detail Office for a permit.
2801 Coral Springs Dr. • Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Copies of incident, arrest and traffic accident reports can be picked up at the Public Safety Building. Other services include fingerprinting, VIN verification,
neighborhood and individual background checks, DUI tapes, alarm registration and report taking. Please have your case number ready for quick service.
The City of Coral Springs has three public pool locations:
Aquatic Complex, 12441 Royal Palm Blvd. 954-345-2121
The Aquatic Complex of Coral Springs is fast becoming a recognized
first-class swimming and training facility in South Florida with its 50-meter and 25-meter competition pools with a heating and cooling system, a diving well equipped for spring board and platform diving, an acclimation pool, and a 35’ x 66’ teaching pool. The Aquatic Complex also features a 7,500-square-foot Fitness Center.
Cypress Water Park, 1300 Coral Springs Dr. 954-345-2109
Cypress Pool comforts residents with its 84 degree temperature year round. It features a unique clover-shape, non-competitive swimming pool and a new water park featuring spouting fountains, water cannons and slides. Annual, quarterly and joint tennis memberships are available in addition to water aerobics classes. Call 954-345-2109 for seasonal operating days and hours and admission fees.
Mullins Park Pool, 10180 N.W. 29 St. 954-345-2170
Open Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from noon to 7 p.m. Admission is $2 for children (17 and under) and seniors over 62, and $3 for adults. Private and group swim lessons are available.
3255 N.W. 94 Ave. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday
8801 W. Atlantic Blvd. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday-Friday
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
6295 W. Sample Rd. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday
8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday
Unwanted residential propane tanks can be brought to these nearby facilities for free disposal:
Broward County North Residential Trash Transfer Station
954-765-4999
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 2780 N. Powerline Rd., Pompano Beach
Amerigas Propane Service
954-946-4432
299 S.W. 12 Ave., Pompano Beach
Rosado Propane Sales
954-785-3074
$5 (unless purchasing another tank), 2410 N.E. 4 Ave., Pompano Beach
9881 W. Sample Rd. • www.bcpa.net
The Broward County Property Appraiser deals with the appraisal of all property, assigns municipal taxable values and grants Homestead Exemption.
Also see Homestead Exemption.
Streets Division
954-345-2210
Performs street and storm drain maintenance, repairs bike paths and sidewalks, and coordinates repair of street signs.
Also see Canal Maintenance and Street Lights.
Utilities Division
954-345-2160
Operates the water treatment plant, repairs water service lines and maintains sewer lift stations in the City’s district from Wiles Road to Royal Palm Boulevard, and north of Wiles Road from State Road 7 to Riverside Drive.
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Curbside Program (Provided by Waste Management)
In single-family and duplex homes, residents use a round green container for aluminum and steel cans; milk cartons and juice cartons; clear, green and brown glass; plastics coded 1, 2, and 3; corrugated cardboard (flattened and no larger than 3’X 3') and newspapers. Newspapers and cardboard must be placed on top of the container. Newspapers may also be placed in brown paper bags.
Cart Program (Provided by Waste Management)
Residents in multi-family complexes use blue recycling carts: one labeled newspapers, the other for clear, brown, and green glass, aluminum and steel cans, plastic bottles coded 1, 2, and 3, milk and juice cartons. Cardboard is not collected in the cart program.
Drop-off Program
Recyclable materials may be dropped off at the Waste Transfer Station.
(See Waste Transfer Station for location, times, and guidelines).
In addition to the materials identified in curbside and cart programs, a
separate container is available for magazines and cereal boxes. Two forms
of identification are required as proof of Coral Springs residency.
Commercial Programs
Look for those companies offering recycling services in the Yellow Pages under “Garbage Collection.”
(Waste Management)
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Safe place is a temporary refuge for troubled teens. Adolescents going through a crisis at home or school can get in contact with free, confidential and professional help. All seven fire stations in Coral Springs and Parkland are designated and marked with Safe Place signs.
Some 1,600 kindergartners “graduate” each year from Safety Town, the City’s comprehensive safety program. Children are taught pedestrian, stranger, fire, water, bicycle, traffic and emergency/911 safety basics. For information about the Summer Kiwanis Program, call 954-344-1811.
www.browardschools.com
The Broward County School Board operates schools that serve Coral Springs
residents. See the Coral Springs Schools phone number listing on page 8.
Also see Charter School.
Residents 60 years and older can get weekly transportation to shopping malls and grocery stores through this City-operated, on-demand bus service. The cost is $20 per year for unlimited rides on specified days. Seniors can call at least 48 hours before transportation is needed to arrange a pick-up.
Also see Bus Transportation and Community Bus Service.
In Mullins Park • 10150 N.W. 29 St. • www.sartoryseniorcenter.com
Sartory Senior Center hosts a variety of senior citizen programs including line dancing, movies, trips, arts and crafts, exercises, dances and more.
Also see Community Involvement Unit, Elderly Programs, Senior PRIDE, Social Security Office, and Veterans Programs.
Call Zoning for information about the type, number and size of signs you are allowed to erect. To report illegal signs, call Code Enforcement at 954-344-5964.
Residents who wish to improve their neighborhood or resolve a concern are invited to attend Slice of the Springs meetings, which are held each Fall and Spring. Come out and meet your police, fire and code officers, in addition to other City employees who work in your area. Specific topics such as parks, traffic and neighborhood projects are discussed during these informative meetings.
See page 10 for more details.
Florida Department of Business Professional Regulation 1-800-226-9101
Florida Department of Health 1-800-337-3742
The office located at 3511 Pine Island Rd. in Sunrise is open weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. There is also an office at 2301 W. Sample Rd. in Pompano Beach (954-973-1296).
Door-to-door promotions or sales are permitted between 9 a.m. and sunset only and require a Solicitors/Canvassers License issued by Occupational Licenses.
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of special events throughout the year including Hoppin’ into Spring, Holiday Parade, Halloween Haunted Boardwalk, Fourth of July and the free Family Concert Series at Betti Stradling Park. For more information on events in the City, visit the Events section at www.coralsprings.org/events. Local organizations may submit information to be posted on the website’s Community Calendar.
The City Commission awards grants each year to non-profit groups planning to organize an event in Coral Springs. Applications may be made for funding.
Schools or community groups that would like a City representative to speak to them or schedule a tour of City facilities should call Human Resources at
954-344-1146.
All organized teams for boys, girls and adults are arranged through the Parks and Recreation Department. For the sports registration hotline, call 954-344-5973.
Also see Field Condition Hotline and Parks.
The Coral Springs Sports Commission works to bring new sporting events to the City as well as to retain existing events through a variety of means. The Commission accepts applications for grant assistance for local sporting events.
2575 Sportsplex Dr. • www.sportsplexatcs.com
The Sportsplex is adjacent to the Sawgrass Expressway between Sample Road and Royal Palm Boulevard and includes the Tennis Center of Coral Springs, Coral Springs Aquatic Complex, Incredible Ice (954-341-9956), Dr. Paul’s Pet Care Center Dog Park, Coral Glades High School, Sawgrass Nature Center (under construction), and a special event area.
City street repairs are handled by the Public Works Department.
Street light outages in residential areas are repaired by Florida Power and Light. Please have the 10-digit light number (located on the pole just above eye level) available when calling for prompt service.
www.broward.org/healthcare
The Substance Abuse and Health Care Services Division of Broward County is responsible for providing services to assist residents with issues of HIV/AIDS, domestic violence, mental health care and substance abuse.
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For assistance with starting telephone service or for questions concerning billing or current service, call:
Residential
1-800-757-6500
Business
1-866-620-6000
Residential Digging
611
In Mullins Park • 10000 N.W. 29 St.
The Coral Springs Teen Center features air hockey, pool tables, an entertainment center with big screen television and DVD/VCR, computers, foosball and ping pong. The Teen Center is open to all middle and high school students attending school in Coral Springs or living in the City. Membership is free. ID is required to register, in the form of a report card or school ID. Replacement membership cards are $5. Call the number above for operating hours and upcoming events.
Also see Civil Air Patrol, Fire Explorers, Gymnasium, Police Explorers, Safe Place, Website, Coral Springs Teens, Youth and Family Resources, and Youth Commission.
1300 Coral Springs Dr.
Cypress Park features eight lighted hard-surfaced tennis courts in addition to two racquetball courts and a tennis pro shop. Memberships, lessons and leagues are available.
Also see Tennis Center of Coral Springs.
2575 Sportsplex Dr. • www.sportsplexatcs.com/tennis.htm
The Tennis Center of Coral Springs features 12 lighted Lee Red Fast Dry Hydrocourt Clay Courts, four hard-surfaced Decoturf Courts, clubhouse, Red Clay Cafe and other amenities. Memberships, lessons and leagues are available.
If you get a Coral Springs traffic citation, you may pay the fine by mail or in person to the County Court Clerk or you may request a hearing date. Instructions are listed on the citation. The fine can be paid at any County Courthouse listed in this guide (see Courthouses).
Broward County Mass Transit
954-357-8400
Bus transportation throughout the County.
Community Bus Service
954-345-2107 or www.coralsprings.org/buses
A free bus service within the City of Coral Springs.
Tri-Rail
1-800-TRI-RAIL (1-800-874-7245) or www.tri-rail.com
Shuttle bus from Coral Springs to Pompano Beach train station; train
transportation to West Palm Beach and Miami.
Senior PRIDE
954-345-2203
City-operated on demand bus transportation for residents over 60 years old.
www.wastemanagement.com
Trash Collection is provided by Waste Management. Curbside services are provided twice per week. Service is provided on all holidays except Christmas. Special schedules may be implemented in the event of a hurricane or other natural disaster. Garbage and recycling service is mandatory as part of City Code.
Also see Bulk Trash, Garbage, Recycling, Waste Transfer Station, and Yard Waste Disposal.
For information about species that grow well in Coral Springs and how to tend them, call the City Forester in Community Development, or visit the Neighborhood Environmental Issues section at www.coralsprings.org. To report dead or problem trees call Code Enforcement at 954-344-5964.
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For local job opportunities or inquiries relating to unemployment claims, contact the State of Florida North Broward Job Benefit office.
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This is a special service provided by the Police Department for residents who are out of town for a period of 5 to 30 days.
For $15, the Police Department will certify your vehicle identification number, which may be required to register your car or obtain insurance. This service is provided in the second floor lobby of the Public Safety Building, 2801 Coral Springs Drive.
9900 West Sample Road, Coral Springs
www.broward.org/elderly-vet.htm
The Elderly and Veteran’s Services Division of Broward County provides a variety of programs for seniors, veterans and their families.
Also see Community Involvement Unit, Elderly Programs, Senior PRIDE, Senior Center and Programs, and Social Security Office.
10621 W. Atlantic Blvd.
Volunteerism is very much a part of the Coral Springs spirit. Besides nearly 20 citizen advisory and event committees, residents volunteer their time and expertise at City Hall, City Hall in the Mall, the Police Department, the Center for the Arts and for community events. Residents with misdemeanor offenses may perform their court-ordered community service hours by doing volunteer work in City parks and in other departments.
For information on volunteering with the Fire Department, call 954-346-1372.
115 S. Andrews Ave. • www.browardsoe.org
Forms can be obtained at City Hall or City Hall in the Mall. Voting books close 29 days prior to every election. For absentee ballot information, call 954-357-7055.
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Waste Management is the City’s exclusive trash and residential recycling service provider but does not have exclusivity for hauling of residential construction and demolition debris. Call Waste Management for recycling bins.
Wiles Road at N.W. l26 Ave. • Saturday and Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Residents may use the Waste Transfer Station to dispose of junk, appliances and yard waste. No commercial waste or raw garbage. This service is free and available to Coral Springs residents only. Two forms of identification are required for proof of residency (i.e., photo ID and a copy of a utility bill, insurance card, or other proof of residency). Waste may be brought in your car, passenger van (under 7 passengers), pickup truck (beds no larger than 4’ x 8’), or trailer (no larger than 4’ x 8’ x 3’).
Also see Bulk Trash, Garbage, Recycling, Trash Collection, and Yard Waste Disposal.
Water services in the City are facilitated by the following providers:
City of Coral Springs Water District
954-344-1825
9551 W. Sample Rd.
From Wiles Road, south to the south side of Royal Palm Boulevard, north of Wiles Road from Riverside Drive east to 441. For water line breaks or sewer problems, call 954-345-2160. Bills for City of Coral Springs Water District customers may be made in person at the City Hall Water Billing office weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., online at www.coralsprings.org, or by using the Water Billing Drop Box – located on the East side of City Hall’s circular drive.
Coral Springs Improvement District
954-753-0729
10300 N.W. 11 Manor
Covers all areas south of Royal Palm Boulevard to the C-14 canal. For water line breaks, call 954-753-0380.
North Springs Improvement District
954-341-5645
10300 N.W. 11 Manor
From Wiles Road north and Riverside Drive west. For water line breaks, call 954-752-0400.
PineTree Water Control/Royal Utilities
954-344-9106
8900 N.W. 44 Ct.
From Wiles Road south to 40 Street; University Dr. from Wiles Road south to 40 Street; University Drive to the west, 81 Terrace to the east. For water line breaks, call 954-341-7565.
www.sfwmd.gov
The South Florida Water Management District provides flood control protection and water supply protection to local residents, controls all water shortage management efforts, and assigns water restrictions when necessary.
www.coralsprings.org
Log on to the City’s official website at www.coralsprings.org to get the most
current information about the City of Coral Springs. Visitors can also sign up for the monthly e-News e-mail newsletter, see a calendar of upcoming events, view
the CityTV Channel 25 program guide, and watch streaming video of CityTV. For information about the website, please send e-mail to webmaster@coralsprings.org.
www.csteens.com
This site is dedicated to serving teens in the Coral Springs community, and is developed by teens, for teens. For more information call 954-346-4416.
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