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Apopka Burglary Report
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles. more
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In recent weeks, DOH-Orange’s Epidemiology Program has been notified of four separate events of individuals that came in close contact with raccoons on the UCF campus.
Health officials issue "Rabies Awareness" alert on UCF campus
In recent weeks, DOH-Orange’s Epidemiology Program has been notified of four separate events of individuals that came in close contact with raccoons on the UCF campus. 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 six articles that shaped the city... all in one place, including details on the upcoming 2022 municipal elections. more
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Wolf Lake Middle School in Apopka
Wolf Lake principal releases statement about school shooting in Michigan
In its weekly newsletter, Wolf Lake Middle School Principal Cynthia Haupt released a statement about the school shootings at Oxford High School in Michigan last week. more
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Now nearing its 20th year, the Apopka Police Department established Shop with a Cop to build positive relationships between police officers and the children of the community.
Shop with a Cop program bringing joy to Apopka kids for almost two decades
Now nearing its 20th year, the Apopka Police Department established Shop with a Cop to build positive relationships between police officers and the children of the community. more
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Becker, Nelson both qualify for mayoral election by signature petition drives
In 2018, Bryan Nelson became the first candidate in Apopka history to qualify to run for mayor by a signature petition; now Commissioner Kyle Becker shares that honor. more
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Congratulations to the Hope CommUnity Center!
It's time to celebrate 50 years of HOPE
Saturday, December 4th, from 2 pm to 5 pm, Hope CommUnity Center will Kick-Off their 50 Years of Hope celebration with a cookout at their South Apopka location. more
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City Council takes another step to limit Dollar Stores in Apopka
The Apopka City Council took the first step in limiting the number of dollar stores in the community at its December 1st meeting. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
5 stories that shaped Apopka's news week, all in one place...including a press conference featuring Rep. Val Demings and Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson. more
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AARP Florida warns consumers about holiday shopping scams
A newly-released AARP Fraud Watch Network Survey shows that calls related to holiday scams may be on the upswing soon. Here are tips to help. more
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Apopka Police Department Arrest Report
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly arrest report that includes arrests, crashes, calls for service and traffic citations. This report is for the week ending November 20th. more
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Demings, Nelson announce potential projects for Apopka funded by federal infrastructure bill
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act includes around $550 billion in new federal investment in America’s roads and bridges, water infrastructure, resilience, internet, and more. more
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AAA: Thanksgiving gas prices to be highest in eight years
The price of crude oil - which has been the main driver of rising gas prices this year - dropped 7% last week, as domestic oil production and stocks logged weekly gains. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
Here are eight stories that shaped the Apopka news week... all in one place. more
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Apopka Resource Center pushing past headwinds to create a hub to offer services for struggling families
The ARC has plans to help solve bigger, underlying, and ongoing needs that plague those who are struggling in Apopka. more
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48.3 million are preparing for Thanksgiving road trips; How ready are their vehicles?
Nearly 48.3 million Americans will hit the road this Thanksgiving. Yet some may travel in a vehicle that isn’t ready for an extended road trip. more
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Camp Wewa received a state grant to transition from septic to sewer.
Last second applications secure two state wastewater grants for Apopka
Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson announced some good news at the end of the November 17th City Council meeting. More state grant money is coming to Apopka. more
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Operations aboard USS America, the lead ship of the America Amphibious Ready Group operating in the US 7th Fleet.
Apopka sailor supervising flight operations aboard USS America
Apopka resident Robert Wynn is seeing the world and getting paid to do it - all from the deck of US Navy assault ship. more
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Apopka City Commissioner Diane Velazquez with her husband Ed at the Apopka Veteran's Day event.
Velazquez: "We can't continue to govern the old way, we always have to be ready to move forward"
Diane Velazquez is a survivor, and in politics, that's an important quality to possess. Last year, Velazquez made history when she won back Seat #2 on the Apopka City Commission.  more
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Apopka Police Department Arrest Report
 The Apopka Police Department's weekly arrest report includes statistics for traffic citations, crash reports, calls for service, and arrests. more
The 5.1-mile study area is shown here, and includes all signalized and unsignalized intersections between Round Lake Road and Rock Springs Road. Major intersections along this corridor include Round Lake Road, the SR 429 interchange, Plymouth Sorrento Road, Jason Dwelley Parkway, Mount Plymouth Road, and Rock Springs Road.
City of Apopka wants your input on Kelly Park Rd. improvements, virtual meeting Nov. 18
The City of Apopka is evaluating improvements to Kelly Park Rd., from Round Lake Rd. to Rock Springs Rd.. A virtual public meeting is scheduled for Nov. 18 to receive input. more
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Applications now available for the 2022 Apopka Citizens Police Academy
This 14-week class is designed to acquaint community residents, who are not sworn Police Officers, with the activities of the Apopka Police Department.  more
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Apopka Burglary Report
Chief Michael McKinley of the Apopka Police Department tells us that many vehicle burglaries could have been prevented if everyone remembers to do just two things: remove all valuables from your vehicle, and lock your car doors. more
The new law, which went into effect on July 1st, prohibits Code Inspectors from initiating investigations into possible code violations based on an anonymous complaint.
No more anonymous code complaints: Orange County adjusts to new state law
If you are affected by a County code violation and wish to report it, you may not be able to do it anonymously anymore, thanks to a new state law. more
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AAA: Florida gas prices inch lower as oil prices decline
Pump prices have backed off from the 2021 high of $3.32 per gallon - recorded in October. Despite the decline, Thanksgiving gas prices will still be high for travelers. more
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