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Motorists are advised that the Florida Department of Transportation will implement an overnight closure of U.S. 441/Main Street at Park Avenue beginning Sunday, January 18, through Thursday, January 22.
Traffic Advisory: Overnight closures planned on U.S. 441/Main Street at Park Avenue for signal upgrades
Motorists should expect overnight closures and detours on U.S. 441/Main Street at Park Avenue beginning Sunday, January 18, as crews work to upgrade traffic signals. The Florida Department of Transportation says closures will occur nightly through Thursday, January 22, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. more
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Fundraising race in Apopka mayoral election begins to take shape
New campaign finance reports show Christine Moore narrowly leading in total fundraising in Apopka’s mayoral race, while Bryan Nelson recorded the strongest fourth quarter. Nick Nesta trails the field but is still in the early stages of building his campaign. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on the controversy in the mayoral race. more
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Yesenia Baron (right) is running for the Apopka City Commission Seat #4.
For Yesenia Baron, Apopka’s future comes down to intention
Yesenia Baron is back on the ballot for Apopka City Commission Seat 4, saying the city’s rapid growth has not been matched with long-term planning or vision. Drawing on her law enforcement background and small business experience, Baron says Apopka’s next chapter must be guided by transparency, accountability, and intention. more
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Apopka City Council rejects Golden Gem Road transfer
The Apopka City Council voted January 7 to deny an interlocal agreement with Orange County that would have transferred a section of Golden Gem Road into city jurisdiction. Residents raised concerns about safety risks, long-term costs, and whether the proposed funding would be sufficient to bring the road up to city standards. more
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Baron, Harrison qualify for Apopka City Commission Seat #4 special election
Two candidates have officially qualified to run for Seat #4 on the Apopka City Commission. The race features community advocate and former law enforcement officer Yesenia Baron and nonprofit executive Malika Harrison. more
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Developing Story: Nelson files lawsuit to remove Moore's name from Apopka mayoral ballot
The race for Apopka mayor has shifted from the campaign trail to the courtroom after Mayor Bryan Nelson filed a lawsuit seeking to remove Christine Moore from the ballot. The legal challenge raises questions about residency requirements and campaign qualifying procedures just weeks before the March election. more
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Apopka City Hall.
Apopka City Council to weigh Golden Gem Road transfer, major rezonings at Wednesday meeting
As Apopka continues to wrestle with how it grows and how it moves, the Apopka City Council will meet on January 7 with an agenda packed with consequential policy and development decisions. Council members are set to consider a significant transfer of roadway jurisdiction, multiple rezonings, and long-term strategic planning initiatives. more
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The Developmental Review Committee will review the Apopka MLK Parade this Wednesday.
Apopka's MLK parade highlights Development Review Committee agenda on Wednesday
The Apopka Development Review Committee will meet on Wednesday, with the proposed 17th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in South Apopka headlining the agenda. Committee members will also review special event requests and several major development and subdivision plans. more
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Opportunity Apopka Business Expo to connect entrepreneurs with resources on Friday
Local entrepreneurs and small business owners are invited to attend the Opportunity Apopka Business Expo on Friday, January 9, at the Apopka Community Center. The event will connect startups and established businesses with regional, state, and national organizations offering guidance, financing, and growth resources. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it: The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on Mayor Jerry Demings pressing federal officials to reimburse Orange County for ICE detention costs. more
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Apopka City Hall
Apopka City offices to close for New Year’s Day; Orange County begins new collection schedule
Apopka City offices will be closed January 1 and January 2 in observance of New Year’s Day and the city’s floating holiday, with normal operations resuming January 5. Meanwhile, unincorporated Orange County residents will begin a new curbside collection schedule. more
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The streets included in the project area are W. Albatross Street, W. Bob White Street, W. Thrush Street, W. Nightingale Street, W. Sandpiper Street, and W. Skylark Street. Residents living along these streets should expect to see contractor vehicles and crews in the area during the project timeline.
City of Apopka to begin sewer lateral lining project on select streets next week
The City of Apopka will begin a sewer lateral lining project on several residential streets starting January 5th.. The work is designed to extend the life of existing sewer infrastructure and reduce the risk of future system failures. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on Apopka Police Chief Lovetta Quinn-Henry. more
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Merry Christmas, Apopka.
Merry Christmas, Apopka!
As the year comes to a close, the staff of The Apopka Voice shares a message of gratitude and reflection with the community. The holiday message honors the people, service, and everyday moments that continue to shape Apopka. more
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Apopka announces Christmas office closures and changes to trash collection
Apopka city offices will be closed on Thursday, December 25, and Friday, December 26, 2025, in observance of Christmas. There will be no trash collection on Christmas Day, though police, fire, and medical services will continue operating as normal. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on a candidate for mayor withdrawing from the race. more
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Apopka City Hall
City Council advances major rezoning amid renewed concerns over growth and infrastructure
The Apopka City Council approved a major rezoning along Dike Road despite concerns about school capacity and infrastructure strain. A second large-scale development proposal was postponed, reflecting continued debate over how fast the city should grow. more
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Commissioner Nick Nesta qualified to run for Apopka Mayor on Tuesday.
Nesta enters mayor’s race calling for transparency, planning, and a reset at City Hall
Apopka City Commissioner Nick Nesta is running for mayor, saying residents have grown frustrated with how decisions are made and explained at City Hall. In an extensive interview, Nesta outlined a platform focused on more transparent budgeting, stronger planning, new staff positions, and a rethinking of major capital projects. more
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Breaking News: Aungst suspends campaign for Apopka mayor, citing concerns over divided reform vote
Matthew Aungst has suspended his campaign for mayor of Apopka, saying continuing the race could divide reform-minded voters and unintentionally preserve the city’s political status quo. Aungst said he plans to remain active in civic life and is urging residents to demand accountability and long-term structural reforms from city leaders. more
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Nelson, Nesta, and Moore qualify for Apopka mayoral ballot
Qualified: Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson, Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore, and City Commissioner Nick Nesta are officially qualified and will appear on the 2026 mayoral ballot. more
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Sam Ruth files to run for Seat #1 on the Apopka City Council next to City Clerk Susan Bone.
After a decade away, Sam Ruth returns to the Apopka ballot with an infrastructure-first message
Sam Ruth was a familiar name on Apopka ballots from 2010 to 2016 before stepping away from City Hall for a decade. Now 65, the lifelong Apopkan is back—saying the city’s rapid growth has outpaced its infrastructure and sense of identity. more
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Apopka Parks and Recreation Department announces Winter Camp for children during school break
The Apopka Recreation Department is offering a Winter Camp for children ages 6 to 11 during Winter Break, providing full-day care and structured activities while school is out. The camp will run on select dates in late December and early January at the Billie Dean Community Center. more
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Apopka City Hall
City Council weighing impact fees, zoning changes, and a special election at its Wednesday meeting
The Apopka City Council will meet Dec. 17 to address a full agenda that includes a special election, impact fee updates, and major development proposals. The meeting will also feature approvals related to public safety, infrastructure, community events, and city operations. more
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Development Review Committee will assess special events, a new charter school, and major development proposals at its Wednesday meeting
The Apopka Development Review Committee will meet on Wednesday to consider a mix of special event applications and development proposals shaping the city’s future. Items include concert requests at the Apopka Amphitheater, residential development plans, and early reviews of large-scale projects. more
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