Where Coral Springs and Broward legal notices are officially published: Broward County Legal Notices, the city clerk's meeting notices and Florida Public Notices.

Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. This page is an index, not the official publication of any notice. A legal notice counts only where the law or the government says it is published; always go to the official source linked below. City Clerk’s Office: 954-344-1065.

Governments in Florida must publish legal notices for public hearings, budgets, rezonings, ordinances, bids, elections and property tax sales. Florida law lets cities and counties publish them on a county-designated website instead of only in a newspaper, under section 50.0311 of the Florida Statutes. Here is where to find the ones that matter in Coral Springs.

Who to call

Where official notices are published

Who What Where
City of Coral Springs Legal notices: ordinances, hearings, budget, bids Broward County Legal Notices
City of Coral Springs Meeting notices, agendas and minutes City Clerk’s public notices page
City of Coral Springs Agenda feed and meeting video Granicus agenda list
Broward County County legal notices Broward County Legal Notices
Broward County Tax deed auction notices Records, Taxes and Treasury
Florida newspapers Notices printed in newspapers, including foreclosures and court notices Florida Public Notices

The city clerk’s page states that the City of Coral Springs “publishes legal notices on Broward County Legal Notices,” which is “the designated publicly accessible website for publication of legal notices.”

City meetings

The City Clerk’s page lists upcoming meetings in date order, with a public notice or agenda and an agenda packet for each. The City Commission meets twice a month at 6:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City Hall, 9500 W. Sample Road. October’s meetings are Wednesday, Oct. 7, and Wednesday, Oct. 21.

To take part:

  • Speak at a meeting using the public comment process on the clerk’s page.
  • Need an accommodation? Call the clerk at 954-344-1065 at least three business days before the meeting; Florida Relay is 711.
  • Bags are searched on entry to the Commission Chambers, a rule in place since June 4, 2025.
  • Watch on CityTV or the city’s live stream.

Planning to appeal a decision? You may need to make sure a verbatim record of the meeting is made, including the testimony and evidence, the clerk’s notice says.

What else gets noticed

  • Zoning and development: rezonings, variances and site plans go through public hearings; see our permits and zoning guide.
  • Budget and taxes: the September budget hearings and the property tax rate; see our property tax guide.
  • Elections: the city’s notice of municipal election; see our voting guide.
  • School Board: Broward County Public Schools posts its meeting notices on its own School Board meetings page.

Public records

Anyone can request city records. Use the city’s public records request page or call the clerk at 954-344-1065.

What this means for you

  • For a legally binding notice, go to Broward County Legal Notices, not a news site.
  • Meeting agendas and packets are on the City Clerk’s page before each meeting.
  • We report on notices that affect Coral Springs; this page tells you where the originals are.

Frequently asked questions

On Broward County Legal Notices, browardcountylegalnotices.com, which the city clerk says is the designated publicly accessible website for its legal notices.

Where can I find notices of Coral Springs public meetings?

On the City Clerk’s Public Notices, Agendas and Minutes page, which lists upcoming meetings with their notices, agendas and agenda packets.

No. This page is an index that points to the official publications. A notice is legally published only where the law or the government says it is.

Notices printed in Florida newspapers are collected on Florida Public Notices, floridapublicnotices.com, searchable by newspaper and county.