Did you know, the amount of yard debris left by Hurricane Irma is more than the City of Orlando would normally collect over 4.5 years? Since the hurricane, our public works crews have been w... Read more
September 15, 2017 – ORLANDO, FL – Today, Friday, September 15, the City’s Emergency Operations Center continues to operate at a Level 2 Partial Activation. NEW UPDATES AS OF 9/15 @ 5... Read more
Emergency 9-1-1 Non-Emergency Police: 321.235.5300 Fire: 321.235.5200 Property Damage/Permitting (residential/commercial) To report damage or to pull a permit call 407.246.2271 , Monday- Fri... Read more
Do have structural or electrical damage to your property that was caused by Hurricane Irma? Please call or email the Permitting Services Division at 407.246.2271 or permittingservices@cityof... Read more
The City of Orlando Hosts Community Cook Outs in Two Local Neighborhoods to Help Residents without Power due to Hurricane Irma WHAT: Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, City Commissioners, Orlando Pol... Read more
September 14, 2017 – ORLANDO, FL – Today, Thursday, September 14, the City’s Emergency Operations Center continues to operate at a Level 2 Partial Activation. STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO HOME... Read more
City of Orlando residents are eligible to receive assistance from federal disaster relief programs to recover and rebuild damaged homes, businesses, and other property. These federal program... Read more
September 13, 2017 – ORLANDO, FL – The City of Orlando would like to share some important information as Hurricane Irma storm recovery continues. PERMITTING FEES WAIVED In an effort to hel... Read more
Tolls remain suspended on all Florida toll roads until further notice due to Hurricane Irma. Governor Rick Scott enacted the toll suspension at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5 and will make t... Read more
September 13, 2017 – ORLANDO, FL – The City of Orlando would like to share some important information as Hurricane Irma storm recovery continues. WATER CONSERVATION NEEDED: The City o... Read more