On Monday, March 19, Orlando City Commissioner Jim Gray held a community meeting at the Lakehouse in Laureate Park. Orlando Fire Department, Green Works, Orlando Health, and OUC were present to answer questions. More than 60 residents were in attendance, with standing room only. The meeting gave attendees an opportunity to hear what’s going on in the city. Before … [Read more...]
Bike 5 Cities
The 3rd annual Bike 5 Cities Rise is a 28-mile regional bike-ride on trails and bike-friendly, comfortable roads. The goal is to show you some comfortable places to ride bikes. You can start your Bike 5 Cities ride at any of our 5 cities and follow the marked course on your own. You can check in at any of our 5 cities between 7:30 and 10 am to pick up registration materials and … [Read more...]
2019 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships
Experience tennis like never before at the 2019 NCAA DI Tennis Championships in Orlando, FL. The championship will take place over ten days awarding the nation's best with the coveted title of NCAA Champions! Share in the experience by reserving your tickets today! All Sessions Pass is valid for all 10 days of competition (Team & Individual Championships) Secure your … [Read more...]
AIDS WALK ORLANDO
On Saturday, April 27, 2019, Hope & Help’s annual AIDS Walk Orlando will take place at the Walt Disney Amphitheatre at Lake Eola Park. The walk will benefit the Hope and Help Center of Central Florida, Inc. in stopping new HIV infections and connecting people to quality, affordable health care. With prizes and trophies, AIDS Walk Orlando creates a fun family, friendly … [Read more...]
Onward Orlando: How the City Is Transforming Residents’ Online Experiences
Do you have a problem with cars speeding through your neighborhood streets? Are you afraid to walk on the sidewalks because they are broken? Did the last thunderstorm blow down a street or traffic sign? Or maybe there is a pothole the size of Texas in the road, but you don’t know who to contact to fix it. Well, now, thanks to a new Beta version of the orlando.gov website, you … [Read more...]