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Orange County issues burn ban as drought index rises
The burn ban prohibits all outdoor burning unless a permit has been issued. This includes recreational open burning such as campfires, ceremonial bonfires, outdoor fireplaces, and/or open flame heating devices. more
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Downtown Apopka.
Downtown Apopka at a Crossroads: Will CRA funds spark a comeback - or be killed in Tallahassee?
Winter Garden and Apopka both began their CRAs in the early 1990s. The Winter Garden CRA created an explicit plan and measurable deliverables. Apopka’s CRA documents were just aspirational. more
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Fear and Resistance: Apopka immigrant communities navigate rising ICE activity, harsh laws, and economic fallout
With recent changes to federal and state laws, there has been a growth of hostility towards immigrants in the community, as well as concerning ICE raids used to enforce new rules. more
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Orange County homeowners build ADUs for aging parents through Ready Set Orange
Launched in August 2024, Ready Set Orange is one of Orange County’s key initiatives to address the affordable housing crisis.   more
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Orange County Clerk of Courts hosting a free legal forum on Probate: Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning
This is a chance to get questions answered about the probate process and tap into available resources to start estate planning efforts through this forum. more
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Orange County Commissioner files to run for Mayor of Apopka this morning at City Hall.
Breaking News: Moore files to run for Mayor of Apopka
The Apopka Voice has learned that Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore filed papers with Apopka City Clerk Susan Bone this morning to run for Mayor of Apopka. more
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Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson presents an update on the Border Lake issue at the April 2nd City Council meeting.
City unveils plan to stop Border Lake flooding issues
The City of Apopka is implementing a water management plan to address rising water levels in local lakes and manage long-term water storage. more
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Florida Puerto Rican Parade highlights April events in Orange County
With the arrival of longer days and warmer weather, now is the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy one of the many events, festivals and parades taking place in Orange County more
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DOH-Orange hosts Veterans Wellness Fair
Veterans Wellness Fair: Attendees will receive free stress relief tips and participate in mental health education sessions. Counseling services will be available for those needing support, and various educational resources will be provided to veterans, their spouses, and partners. more
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Affected by Hurricane Ian? There’s a homeowner program for those who qualify
The program, federally funded by the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Program, is designed to ensure that the unmet housing repair needs of low- to moderate-income homeowners and vulnerable populations are addressed to the greatest extent possible. more
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Dr. Gregorie Constant-Peter oversees the medical operations within the Orange County Jail. She has over 20 years of experience in the medical and education field, bringing invaluable skills to her current position.
Orange County Trailblazers: Dr. Gregorie Constant-Peter
Dr. Gregorie Constant-Peter oversees the medical operations within the Orange County Jail. The Orange County Newsroom recently caught up with her for a chat. more
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Opioid overdose deaths decreased in Orange County for 2024
Accidental drug overdoses for Orange County have decreased by 30% from 2023 to 2024 while opioid related drug overdoses have decreased by 37.1% within the same time period. more
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Orange County honors its Vietnam War heroes
The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration, authorized by Congress and launched in 2012, began on Memorial Day, May 28, 2012, and will conclude on Veterans Day, November 11, 2025. more
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“Road Diet” strategy for safer roadway configuration
Orange County Public Works is retrofitting certain roads to accommodate new transportation methods while protecting a growing number of pedestrians, using a strategy known as a “road diet.” more
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Orange County Redistricting Advisory Committee schedules meeting in Apopka
In November 2024, Orange County voters approved a charter amendment to expand the number of commission districts from six to eight. more
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Orange County solar array in Apopka celebrates a one-year milestone
Spanning the length of three football fields, this 2-megawatt solar installation produces power to offset the facility's energy costs by up to 60% – an annual cost savings estimated at $400,000. more
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Clerk of Courts reminds the public of their right to know
Sunshine Week is a nationwide initiative that strives to shine a light on the importance of open government and works to educate citizens on the duties and responsibilities of government agencies. more
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Orange County Utilities hosts community collection of household hazardous and electronic waste at Apopka High School
On Saturday, participants can properly dispose of hazardous and electronic waste at Apopka High School – free of charge. more
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Orange County honors the legacy of the Florida Highwaymen with permanent exhibit
In the 1950s, with no gallery to exhibit, these artists hawked paintings from the trunks of cars, selling to Florida hotels, banks, and bars. Hence eventually earning the name Highwaymen. more
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Orange County to make federal funding available for Hurricane Ian recovery
Hurricane Ian devastated Florida as a Category 4 hurricane, causing more than $300 million in major damage across Orange County. Orange County Recovers offers housing repair, replacement, or full reconstruction which will be funded as a grant to the homeowner. more
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Lake Pearl in Apopka.
Blue-Green Algae Alert issued for Lake Pearl in Apopka
Blue-green algae have the potential to produce toxins. Since environmental conditions can change at any time, it is essential to exercise caution, even if the presence of toxins has not yet been confirmed.  more
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The end of suburban sprawl
“The Economics of Development in Florida” lays out the premise that tighter-knit communities produce much more value per acre. Why? They pack more people into less space. more
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Bicycle lanes make Orange County roads safer and more functional
Advocates assert bike lanes are critically important to create a multimodal transportation system, a transportation network that integrates multiple modes of transportation such as walking, biking, public transit and driving in order to meet the needs of different users. more
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Orange County announces grand opening of Apopka's Greeneyes Wildlife Preserve
The Greeneyes Wildlife Preserve is one of a series of land acquisitions made by Orange County’s Green PLACE Program. more
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Answering the call
A dump truck became entangled with and pulled down a traffic signal on John Young Parkway at I-4, which is in the City of Orlando’s jurisdiction. But an Orange County Public Works team took action. more
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