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The Apopka Police Department recorded 16 arrests between August 30 and September 5, with charges ranging from traffic and battery offenses to burglary and motor vehicle theft. During the same period, officers responded to 1,723 calls for service, investigated 36 crashes, and issued 130 citations.
From triple-digit speed to vehicle theft, APD records 16 arrests in one week
The Apopka Police Department recorded 16 arrests between August 30 and September 5, with charges ranging from traffic and battery offenses to burglary and motor vehicle theft. During the same period, officers responded to 1,723 calls for service, investigated 36 crashes, and issued 130 citations. more
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AdventHealth will host hiring events at eight Central Florida locations, including AdventHealth Apopka, from 9 am to 1 pm on Wednesday. Clinical professionals can meet hiring managers, participate in on-site interviews, and potentially receive same-day offers for select positions.
AdventHealth hosts Apopka, Central Florida hiring events for clinical professionals
AdventHealth will host hiring events at eight Central Florida locations, including AdventHealth Apopka, from 9 am to 1 pm on Wednesday. Clinical professionals can meet hiring managers, participate in on-site interviews, and potentially receive same-day offers for select positions. more
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The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries between August 30 and September 5, with three reported on September 3.
APD reports five burglaries during the latest reporting period
The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries between August 30 and September 5, with three reported on September 3. more
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In Case You Missed It: Apopka budget choices, hotel progress, and community leadership
Apopka’s budget debate and the consequences of rejecting new revenue led this week’s most-read coverage, while a Marriott-branded hotel moved closer to construction at Floridian Town Center. Readers also followed stories about principled leadership, a longtime pastor’s community service, and a transition in the Orange County clerk’s office. more
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Labor, Community, and Faith Organizations Call on World’s Largest Grower and Apopka Employer to Join National Program called ‘Planting Justice’ to Eradicate Labor Abuses
Apopka groups will rally September 8 urging Costa Farms to join Planting Justice and address labor and human rights concerns among plant nursery workers. more
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The Apopka City Commission unanimously approved the major development plan for a four-story Fairfield Inn and TownePlace Suites hotel at Floridian Town Center. The developer must complete the construction site plan review, while a related Fudge Road annexation will return for a final hearing on September 16.
Marriott hotel moves closer to construction at Floridian Town Center
The Apopka City Commission unanimously approved the major development plan for a four-story Fairfield Inn and TownePlace Suites hotel at Floridian Town Center. The developer must complete the construction site plan review, while a related Fudge Road annexation will return for a final hearing on September 16. more
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Orange County Mosquito Control is concentrating spraying efforts in targeted areas after health officials confirmed a locally acquired case of dengue fever. Residents are encouraged to prevent mosquito bites and eliminate standing water around their homes.
Orange County targets mosquito spraying after locally acquired dengue case
Orange County Mosquito Control is concentrating spraying efforts in targeted areas after health officials confirmed a locally acquired case of dengue fever. Residents are encouraged to prevent mosquito bites and eliminate standing water around their homes. more
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Chief Judge Lisa Munyon of the Ninth Judicial Circuit appointed Boudoin clerk ad interim through an administrative order intended to maintain continuity within the Clerk’s Office. Munyon administered the oath of office to Boudoin at 5:01 pm Monday, August 31, Moore Russell’s final day in office.
Joyce Boudoin appointed interim Orange County clerk following Moore Russell’s departure
Chief Administrative Officer Joyce Boudoin has been appointed interim Orange County clerk of courts following Tiffany Moore Russell’s departure. Moore Russell left the office after advancing to a Nov. 3 runoff against Chris Messina for Orange County mayor. more
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The Apopka Police Department reported 20 arrests on 32 charges during the final full week of August. Charges included theft, battery, false imprisonment, child abuse, drug possession, and out-of-county warrants.
APD reports 20 arrests in the final week of August
The Apopka Police Department reported 20 arrests on 32 charges during the final full week of August. Charges included theft, battery, false imprisonment, child abuse, drug possession, and out-of-county warrants. more
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Apopka police reported four burglaries during the week of Aug. 23-29, including three involving vehicles. The incidents occurred on Dekleva Drive, Marvin C. Zanders Avenue, Dreamy Day Street and Brighton Avenue.
Three vehicle burglaries among four incidents reported in Apopka
Apopka police reported four burglaries during the week of Aug. 23-29, including three involving vehicles. The incidents occurred on Dekleva Drive, Marvin C. Zanders Avenue, Dreamy Day Street and Brighton Avenue. more
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Apopka’s housing challenges led this week’s coverage as Southwick Commons opened after years of legal battles and The Apopka Voice examined whether tiny-home villages could help address homelessness. Other major stories included Mike Crabb taking office, the CRA adopting a $7.8 million budget and commissioners preparing to review the city’s $228.9 million tentative spending plan.
In case you missed it: Housing, homelessness and Apopka’s budget take center stage
Apopka’s housing challenges led this week’s coverage as Southwick Commons opened after years of legal battles and The Apopka Voice examined whether tiny-home villages could help address homelessness. Other major stories included Mike Crabb taking office, the CRA adopting a $7.8 million budget and commissioners preparing to review the city’s $228.9 million tentative spending plan. more
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Florida regulators are considering Duke Energy Florida’s proposed tariff for large data centers and other high-demand customers under a new state law intended to protect residential ratepayers. Consumer advocates say the proposal falls short of the law, while Duke says its requirements would prevent costs from shifting to existing customers.
Duke tariff tests Florida data center ratepayer protections
Florida regulators are considering Duke Energy Florida’s proposed tariff for large data centers and other high-demand customers under a new state law intended to protect residential ratepayers. Consumer advocates say the proposal falls short of the law, while Duke says its requirements would prevent costs from shifting to existing customers. more
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Emily Walker, new ESL teacher at the NW Orange County Library in Apopka.
New ESL Instructor Brings Free English Classes to Apopka Library
Orange County Library System offers free ESL classes, conversation groups and online resources for English learners at its North Orange Branch and other locations. more
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Mike Crabb took the oath of office Tuesday as Orange County’s District 2 commissioner, filling a seat vacant since April.
Crabb sworn in as Orange County District 2 Commissioner
Mike Crabb took the oath of office Tuesday as Orange County’s District 2 commissioner, filling a seat vacant since April. Apopka Mayor Nick Nesta attended the ceremony and said he looks forward to working with Crabb to advance Apopka’s interests through a stronger county partnership. more
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The Apopka Police Department reported 25 arrests during the week of Aug. 16-22. Officers also responded to 1,586 calls for service, investigated 43 crashes and issued 113 citations.
25 arrests in seven days: Inside Apopka’s weekly police report
The Apopka Police Department reported 25 arrests during the week of Aug. 16-22. Officers also responded to 1,586 calls for service, investigated 43 crashes, and issued 113 citations. more
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The Apopka CRA approved a nearly $7.85 million FY2027 budget, including about $6.13 million in reserves and carryover funds. The board also redirected $299,000 toward Alonzo Williams Park, advanced a Duke Energy property purchase, and tabled a proposed down-payment assistance program.
Apopka CRA adopts $7.8 million budget, redirects money to park and sidewalks
The Apopka CRA approved a nearly $7.85 million FY2027 budget, including about $6.13 million in reserves and carryover funds. The board also redirected $299,000 toward Alonzo Williams Park, advanced a Duke Energy property purchase, and tabled a proposed down-payment assistance program. more
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The Apopka Police Department reported seven burglaries during the week of Aug. 16-22. Six involved vehicles, including four incidents reported along Grand Sayan Loop on the same day.
APD reports seven burglaries during the week of August 16-22
The Apopka Police Department reported seven burglaries during the week of Aug. 16-22. Six involved vehicles, including four incidents reported along Grand Sayan Loop on the same day. more
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UF/IFAS Extension Orange County will offer a full schedule of educational programs in September covering health, housing, gardening and urban agriculture. Classes are available online and in person, with costs ranging from free to $50.
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County announces September classes and workshops
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County will offer a full schedule of educational programs in September covering health, housing, gardening and urban agriculture. Classes are available online and in person, with costs ranging from free to $50. more
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Apopka’s leading stories included proposed changes at City Hall, expanded public-comment opportunities and Orange County election results. Community coverage highlighted the restoration of a hurricane-damaged home and an urgent request for food-pantry donations.
In case you missed it: City Hall changes, election results, and community assistance lead the week
Apopka’s leading stories included proposed changes at City Hall, expanded public-comment opportunities and Orange County election results. Community coverage highlighted the restoration of a hurricane-damaged home and an urgent request for food-pantry donations. more
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Florida law enforcement officials say AI-powered Flock cameras have helped investigators solve violent crimes, locate missing people and reduce gun violence. The agencies are defending the technology’s benefits while acknowledging concerns about privacy and potential misuse of its searchable vehicle database.
Florida law enforcement agencies point to Flock cameras’ role in solving crimes
Florida law enforcement officials say AI-powered Flock cameras have helped investigators solve violent crimes, locate missing people and reduce gun violence. The agencies are defending the technology’s benefits while acknowledging concerns about privacy and potential misuse of its searchable vehicle database. more
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Apopka Mayor Nick Nesta outlined several initiatives during his Aug. 19 mayor’s report, including a community forum on resources for unhoused residents, a planned reorganization of city government and a review of the city’s legal services. Nesta also called for audits involving impact-fee credits and water billing as the city considers changes to utility rates.
Nesta outlines City reorganization, unhoused resource forum and utility billing audit
Apopka Mayor Nick Nesta outlined several initiatives during his Aug. 19 mayor’s report, including a community forum on resources for unhoused residents, a planned reorganization of city government and a review of the City’s legal services. Nesta also called for audits involving impact-fee credits and water billing as the City considers changes to utility rates. more
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The Apopka City Commission voted 4-1 Wednesday night to increase public comment from three minutes to four minutes per speaker and eliminate the 30-minute overall cap. The commission will return the changes for final review, along with proposed revisions to language governing what residents may discuss.
Developing Story: Commission votes 4-1 to expand public comment time, eliminate 30-minute cap
The Apopka City Commission voted 4-1 Wednesday night to increase public comment from three minutes to four minutes per speaker and eliminate the 30-minute overall cap. The commission will return the changes for final review, along with proposed revisions to language governing what residents may discuss. more
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Tiffany Moore-Russell and Chris Messina advanced to the Orange County mayoral runoff, while Kamia Brown and Mike Crabb moved forward in County Commission District 2. Doug Bankson won decisively in Florida House District 39, and Roberta Walton-Johnson, Joe Strada and James Pericola captured their respective party nominations.
Breaking Election Results: Messina, Moore-Russell advance for mayor; Brown, Crabb headed to runoff in District 2: Bankson wins decisively in District 39
Tiffany Moore-Russell and Chris Messina advanced to the Orange County mayoral runoff, while Kamia Brown and Mike Crabb moved forward in County Commission District 2. Doug Bankson won decisively in Florida House District 39, and Roberta Walton-Johnson, Joe Strada and James Pericola captured their respective party nominations. more
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Apopka police reported nine vehicle burglaries and four residential burglaries during the week of Aug. 9-15. The weekly report shows multiple incidents occurring in the same blocks on Dekleva Drive, Don Wilson Avenue and Hilly Bend Drive.
APD reports 13 burglaries in one week
Apopka police reported nine vehicle burglaries and four residential burglaries during the week of Aug. 9-15. The weekly report shows multiple incidents occurring in the same blocks on Dekleva Drive, Don Wilson Avenue and Hilly Bend Drive. more
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Polls are open from 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday as Orange County voters cast ballots in Florida’s 2026 primary election. Featured races include Orange County mayor and Commission District 2, as well as contests for clerk of courts, U.S. House District 11 and Florida House District 39.
Apopka voters head to the polls Tuesday for 2026 primary election
Polls are open from 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday as Orange County voters cast ballots in Florida’s 2026 primary election. Featured races include Orange County mayor and Commission District 2, as well as contests for clerk of courts, U.S. House District 11 and Florida House District 39. more
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