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CITY OF ORLANDO MAYOR BUDDY DYER

City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer

May is National Bike Month and the City of Orlando is proud of its efforts to improve bicycling and pedestrian opportunities for its residents. Join me on Friday, May 16 at 8:30 a.m. as I ride to City Hall from my neighborhood College Park Starbucks at 1915 Edgewater Drive.      Read more

 

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Public Safety Initiative
Public safety continues to be the top priority.  Learn  about how the City is combating crime from all angles.
Image of a bicyclist from the "Share the Road" License Plate Bike to Work Day
Join Mayor Dyer as he rides to City Hall from College Park on Friday, May 16. Read more.

 
Orlando City Council Meetings
City Council meetings and workshops are held every other Monday and are streamed live in Real Video Format.  Video archives are also available online.
Click on image to see flyer on foreclosure prevention workshops. Foreclosure Prevention
The City of Orlando is offering free educational workshops on foreclosure prevention and
predatory lending.  See dates and locations.

 
Orlando City Council Meetings
City Council meetings and workshops are held every other Monday and are streamed live in Real Video Format.  Video archives are also available online.

 
Subscribe to City News
Get weekly updates on City events, programs and services by subscribing to the Mayor's e-newsletter.

 
OPD Online Reporting
New service allows residents to report non-emergency incidents to the Orlando Police Department.

 
Green Works Orlando
“Green Works Orlando” is a new initiative aimed at making Orlando one of the most environmentally friendly cities in America.  Visit the website for more information and to take part in our survey.
 

 
Community Venues
Designs for the new Orlando Events Center were unveiled on December 11, including a 120 foot tall glass tower.  See exterior and interior images.

 
Cell Phones for Seniors
Round up all old cell phones, even broken or those no longer usable, and bring them to one of our drop-off locations. Click for more detailed information.

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