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Broward: New Anti-Squatter Law Already Yielding Results
In past years, squatting became a significant concern and a major financial cost in Florida, particularly in Broward County. However, the state has finally taken decisive action to address this problem, with Governor Ron DeSantis signing HB 621 into law on March 27, 2024. This legislation, aimed at ending the squatters scam in Florida, has profoundly impacted how Broward County deals with squatters. With the law going into effect on 07/01/2024, the message already seems to be getting out, "Don't Squat in Florida."
Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward County cities show population growth: U.S. Census Bureau
Six cities in sunny South Florida experienced a surge in residents last year, as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau. Although not swift in pace compared to other Florida spots, the growth highlights a steady climb for the region.
Broward School System: A Target for State Takeover?
The State of Florida is considering options, including taking over the Broward School System. The Florida Board of Education has found probable cause that the Broward School District failed to comply with state law, stating it owes about $80 million from a 2018 referendum to charter schools. The board gave the district until its next meeting on April 17, 2024, to comply.
Upcoming Events in Hollywood, Florida: A Guide for the Week of May 27 - June 2, 2024
This article contains content summarized or organized by AI tools. Learn more. The web page lists upcoming entertainment events at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, including performances by Niall Horan, Hauser, and Megan Thee Stallion.
Moss, Perkins get into heated exchange over history display’s removal
Pompano Beach – Despite a failed motion to remove a controversial historical display in the hallway of the commission chambers, the display was removed anyway. Spurred on by resident Jackie Moreland, who said the display did not include enough of the contributions of the city’s black residents, the motion to remove it was made by Commissioner Beverly Perkins at the April 23 commission meeting. It failed because only Commissioner Alison Fournier backed Perkins.
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