From the Orange County Newsroom
Orange County communities and neighborhoods play a vital role in shaping our social fabric and enriching our lives. They provide a sense of belonging, where people can connect with one another, share experiences, and build lasting relationships.
In these shared spaces, individuals often come together to foster support systems, collaborate on common goals, and celebrate diversity. Strong neighborhoods can enhance our well-being by promoting safety, encouraging civic engagement, and creating environments where people feel valued.
Ultimately, the strength of a community is reflected in its ability to unite individuals, improve quality of life, and cultivate a shared identity that empowers everyone.
But how can we, as residents of these communities and neighborhoods, enhance the experience of living, working, and playing here?
The answer may be at a conference this weekend.
The annual Orange County Community Conference allows residents to learn innovative ways to improve neighborhoods. Workshops will feature topics for individual citizens, voluntary neighborhood organizations, homeowners associations, and other community groups. There will also be a chat with Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings.
For more information, please visit www.ocfl.net/CommunityConference.
WHEN:
Saturday, November 9, 2024
Doors Open – 7:30 a.m.
Conference Day – 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Orange County Multicultural Center
7149 W. Colonial Drive
Orlando, 32818
COST:
Pre-registration is now closed.
Walk-in attendees may attend for $12 per person upon arrival. We are only able to accept cash.
