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Demings Digest for September

Hispanic Heritage Month highlights September in Orange County

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Editor's Note: As the leader of one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings always strives to make his community a better place to live. In his monthly article, Demings shares his thoughts on the latest developments, initiatives, and challenges facing Orange County, providing readers with an inside look at the county's progress and future plans.

Greetings,

With summer winding down and fall just around the corner, now is the perfect time to enjoy some of the many outdoor activities and events planned throughout September. Be sure to check out our full calendar of events at the end of this newsletter.

Last month’s close call with Hurricane Debby is an important reminder that the peak of hurricane season is upon us. I encourage everyone to make sure you have an emergency supply kit prepared and review our safety and preparedness information provided by Orange County’s Office of Emergency Management.

Now is also the perfect time to taste the unique flavors of our community during Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining. Many award-winning restaurants and world-renowned chefs call Orange County home, and this annual event provides an opportunity to experience our growing culinary scene through special fixed-price menus.

September 15th is the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, so join us as we celebrate the diverse cultures that make our community such a vibrant place to live. This year, the Gallery MCO at the Orlando International Airport will host our annual art exhibition, featuring local artists displaying their work. Additionally, a second art exhibition will be showcased inside the Orange County Administration Building lobby.

Sincerely,

Jerry L. Demings
Orange County Mayor

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