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Neighborhood Organization Directory Neighborhood Organization Directory 2017 Edition Orange County Office of Public Engagement & Citizen Advocacy An annual Orange County Neighborhood Preservation & Revitalization Division publication “Connecting Neighbors & Neighborhoods” Neighborhood Organization Directory - Introduction Orange County Neighborhood Organization Directory July 2017 Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 1 Neighborhood Organization Directory - blank back This side left intentionally blank Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 2 Neighborhood Organization Directory - Purpose Purpose The Orange County Neighborhood Organization Directory is an annual publication of Orange County Government’s Neighborhood Preservation & Revitalization Division. The directory provides access to an extensive network of neighborhood groups and community associations with varied and valuable experiences to share. The Neighborhood Preservation & Revitalization Division uses the directory as a formal neighborhood mailing list. Mailings include notices of special events, such as the annual Orange County Community Conference, monthly Community Connections Workshops, informational guides, Neighborhood Pride Grant information, newsletters, important emergency response information, public notices (re-zonings, road construction projects, etc.), and more. If your neighborhood is within Orange County (all unincorporated and incorporated areas) and you would like to include your neighborhood organization in the printed directory and/or the mailing database, simply complete the registration form located in the back of this publication or at our website online: www.ocfl .net/neighborhoods. Please contact our offi ce to provide comments or concerns regarding this directory. We are always open to suggestions for improvement. Your comments will help us continue to provide valuable and benefi cial materials to the residents and neighborhood leaders of Orange County. Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 3 Neighborhood Organization Directory - blank back This side left intentionally blank Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 4 Neighborhood Organization Directory - Table of Contents Table of Contents Orange County Board of County Commissioners ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 Orange County Commissioner District Map .......................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Orange County Elected Offi cials ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Orange County Fast Facts .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Orange County Neighborhood Preservation & Revitalization Division ........................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Orange County Neighborhood Organization Directory .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 District 1 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 District 2 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 District 3 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51 District 4 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 65 District 5 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 District 6 Organizations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 87 Appendix A ~ Community Service Organizations ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 96 Appendix B ~ Neighborhood Organization Mentor Network ......................................................................................................................................................................................115 Index ~ Alphabetical List of Neighborhood & Community Organizations ...............................................................................................................................................................128 Neighborhood Organization Directory Registration Form .............................................................................................................................................................................................156 Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 5 Neighborhood Organization Directory - blank back This side left intentionally blank Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 6 Neighborhood Organization Directory - Board of County Commissioners Orange County Board of County Commissioners Teresa Jacobs Orange County Mayor Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: Mayor@ocfl .net Betsy Vanderley District 1 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District1@ocfl .net District One celebrates both the rural tranquility of Orange County’s small town past and the excitement of its cutting-edge future. The Cities of Winter- Garden and Ocoee and the Town of Oakland lie at the northern boundary of District 1 and off er both the convenience of a country lifestyle and a wide range of urban amenities. Bryan Nelson District 2 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District2@ocfl .net District Two located in northwest Orange County, off ers the choice of a rural or urban lifestyle. The quiet communities of Tangerine and Zellwood are located in the District’s northwest section. Tangerine is situated along U.S. Highway 441 near the Orange / Lake County line. Zellwood, home of the annual Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival, is south of Tangerine. Pete Clarke District 3 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District3@ocfl .net District Three comprising north central Orange County, is the center of business for the County and Central Florida. Orlando’s central business district is located within the District’s western section. Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization Division Page 7 Neighborhood Organization Directory - Board of County Commissioners Continued Jennifer Thompson District 4 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District4@ocfl .net District Four is Central Florida’s gateway to the world. Quality and innovation are the hallmarks. In contrast to the fast pace set by the Orlando International Airport, there are ample areas in District Four to the south and east untouched by urban life. The Econlockhatchee and St. John’s Rivers fl ow through the eastern side and wetland/conservation areas are scattered throughout this District. Emily Bonilla District 5 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District5@ocfl .net District Five has experienced rapid growth and a transition from a rural environment to urban development. The University of Central Florida & Research Park play a major role in stimulating economic and residential development in the District. Victoria P. Siplin District 6 Commissioner Telephone: 407-836-7350 Email: District6@ocfl .net District Six is the leading tourist destination of the world. Many of our vacationing guests stay at the hotels and motels on International Drive. In addition to lodging accommodations, visitors can walk or ride the I-ride bus system to a variety of exciting restaurants, entertainment, and shops along International Drive. Neighborhood Preservation
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