June 23, 2025 - City Council Work Session - 5:30 p.m.
June 23, 2025 - City Council Work Session - 5:30 p.m.
July 7, 2025 - City ￩ouncil Meeting - 6:30 p.m.
July 7, 2025 - City Council Meeting - 6:30 p.m.
City Council Chambers
Oviedo City Hall - 400 Alexandria Blvd., Oviedo You can also view all public meetings live on the City's YouTube Channel!
City Offices Closure
All City Offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025 to observe Independence Day.
All City Offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025 to observe Independence Day. Offices will re-open Monday, July 7, 2025 at 8 a.m. Don't forget to join us at the Oviedo Mall for our Independence Day Celebration starting at 5 p.m. inside the mall. Vendors, food, fun and games and mall shopping before fireworks at 9 p.m. outside!
Offices will re-open Monday, July 7, 2025 at 8 a.m.
Don't forget to join us at the Oviedo Mall for our Independence Day Celebration starting at 5 p.m. inside the mall. Vendors, food, fun and games and mall shopping before fireworks at 9 p.m. outside!
McKinnon Avenue Ribbon Cutting
McKinnon Avenue Ribbon Cutting
On June 13, City of Oviedo officials had a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the reopening of McKinnon Avenue and the rebuild of McKinnon ditch in the Alafaya Woods subdivision, following extensive repairs from damage caused by Hurricane Ian in 2022.
The McKinnon Ditch, located at the intersection of McKinnon Avenue and Gould Place, sustained severe damage during the hurricane. Erosion from floodwaters caused a collapse in the area, prompting City Engineers to implement interim repairs while developing a long-term solution.
Working diligently with consultants and contractors, the Public Works Department developed a comprehensive plan not only to rebuild the collapsed portion of McKinnon Avenue but also to restore the eroded access road and install a new drainage system to improve water flow from a nearby ditch.
The road was reconstructed with a reinforced box culvert designed to withstand higher floodwaters and better manage storm runoff
June 13, City of Oviedo officials had a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the reopening of Avenue and the rebuild of McKinnon ditch in the Alafaya Woods subdivision, following repairs from damage caused by Hurricane Ian in 2022. McKinnon Ditch, located at the intersection of McKinnon Avenue and Gould Place, sustained damage during the hurricane. Erosion from floodwaters caused a collapse in the area, prompting City Engineers to implement interim repairs while developing a long-term solution. diligently with consultants and contractors, the Public Works Department developed a plan not only to rebuild the collapsed portion of McKinnon Avenue but also to the eroded access road and install a new drainage system to improve water flow from a ditch. road was reconstructed with a reinforced box culvert designed to withstand higher floodwaters better manage storm runoff. spent a significant amount of time redesigning this area in case another 100-year storm like Ian through, said Assistant City Engineer Paul Yeargain. The City and our residents are happy to the end of this project and for Alafaya Woods to regain that sense of normalcy. area is now fully operational and open to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
“We spent a significant amount of time redesigning this area in case another 100-year storm like Ian comes through,” said Assistant City Engineer Paul Yeargain. “The City and our residents are happy to see the end of this project and for Alafaya Woods to regain that sense of normalcy.” The area is now fully operational and open to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Art in the Chambers
Art in the Chambers
On May 5, 2025, the Oviedo City Council and Oviedo Public Arts Board opened the second Art in the Chambers Exhibition, displaying charcoal drawings by Ms. Wonda Granville, a local artist raised in Oviedo. Most of the charcoal drawings in the Oviedo exhibition are based on photographs of old Oviedo and old Central Florida.
Ms. Granville is an accomplished artist who has received several awards, including the best emerging artist award from the 65th Annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and the purchase award from the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation.
On May 5, 2025, the Oviedo City Council and Oviedo Public Arts Board opened the second Art in the Chambers Exhibition, displaying charcoal drawings by Ms. Wonda Granville, a local artist raised in Oviedo. Most of the charcoal drawings in the Oviedo exhibition are based on photographs of old Oviedo and old Central Florida. Ms. Granville is an accomplished artist who has received several awards, including the best emerging artist award from the 65th Annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and the purchase award from the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation. The free exhibition will be open to the public from May 5, 2025, until September 5, 2025, during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some of the charcoal drawings are for sale, and 25% of the sale price will be donated to the Public Art Fund.
The free exhibition will be open to the public from May 5, 2025, until September 5, 2025, during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some of the charcoal drawings are for sale, and 25% of the sale price will be donated to the Public Art Fund.
Maintenance Flush of Drinking Water System
The City of Oviedo will be performing the annual maintenance flush of the City's drinking water distribution system starting June 4, 2025
During this period, the City's drinking water distribution system will use a "free" chlorine residual in the water instead of the usual "chloramine" disinfectant. As part of the maintenance flush, residents may notice increased system flushing activity.
Some residents may notice a slight chlorine taste and/or chlorine odor in the water. Fish owners and individuals on kidney dialysis need to take necessary precautions during the chlorine flush of the system.
The City of Oviedo will be performing the annual maintenance flush of the City's drinking water distribution system starting June 4, 2025. During this period, the City's drinking water distribution system will use a "free" chlorine residual in the water instead of the usual "chloramine" disinfectant. As part of the maintenance flush, residents may notice increased system flushing activity. Some residents may notice a slight chlorine taste and/or chlorine odor in the water. Fish owners and individuals on kidney dialysis need to take necessary precautions during the chlorine flush of the system. If anyone has questions, they can contact the Public Works Department Utilities Division at 407- 971-5675 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. We want to thank our residents for their cooperation during this chlorine flushing period.
If anyone has questions, they can contact the Public Works Department Utilities Division at 407971-5675 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
We want to thank our residents for their cooperation during this chlorine flushing period.
Utility Customer Service Survey
Utility Customer Service Survey
We'd love to hear from our customers!
W e'd love to hear from our customers! If you are a new or existing utility customer, we'd love to hear from you! If you are a utility customer, we would love your feedback. Please take a few moments to complete a survey to let our customer service representatives know how we are doing. Thank you for taking the time to fill out our survey. We do provide hard-copy surveys at our Utility Department located at 320 Alexandria Blvd. Please feel free to remain anonymous or provide any information if you'd like to be contacted.
If you are a new or existing utility customer, we'd love to hear from you! If you are a utility customer, we would love your feedback. Please take a few moments to complete a survey to let our customer service representatives know how we are doing.
Fill out the survey here
Thank you for taking the time to fill out our survey. We do provide hard-copy surveys at our Utility Department located at 320 Alexandria Blvd. Please feel free to remain anonymous or provide any information if you'd like to be contacted.
Maintenance Flush of Drinking Water Systen
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS
LEARN HOW TO BE SAFE BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER
A MAJOR STORM
HURRICANE
HURRICANE SEASON - JUNE 1 - NOVEMBER 30
SEASON - JUNE 1 - NOVEMBER 30
Hurricane Season is just around the corner and now is the time to prepare yourself, your family and your property to make sure you are ready should a storm come.
Hurricane Season is just around the corner and now is the time to prepare yourself, your family and your property to make sure you are ready should a storm come. In 2024 we have Hurricanes Helene and Milton pass over and thankfully Oviedo was spared any significant damage. Use our website to download a checklist and make sure all the boxes are checked.
In 2024 we have Hurricanes Helene and Milton pass over and thankfully Oviedo was spared any significant damage. Use our website to download a checklist and make sure all the boxes are checked.
HURRICANE
PREPAREDNESS WEB PAGE
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEB PAGE
BE FLOOD AWARE
BE FLOOD AWARE
It is a good time now to be Flood Aware and your insurance policy needs to be in place 30 days before a major storm event for claims. Residents should know what they can do to protect their property before the summer storms and hurricane season. Heavy storms can come through our area on any given day during the rainy season, causing water to rise. Homes can easily flood, even if the homes/neighborhoods are not in a published flood hazard area. Here is some information the City can provide for you to help navigate through the insurance process.
It is a good time now to be Flood Aware and your insurance policy needs to be in place 30 days before a major storm event for claims. Residents should know what they can do to protect their property before the summer storms and hurricane season. Heavy storms can come through our area on any given day during the rainy season, causing water to rise. Homes can easily flood, even if the homes/neighborhoods are not in a published flood hazard area. Here is some information the City can provide for you to help navigate through the insurance process. If you would like to make an inquiry or need a copy of an elevation certificate or require a letter as verification, please tell us the street address and, if available, the subdivision, lot and block number. The City of Oviedo does not charge for this service. We are open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Please contact the Stormwater Coordinator at 407-971-5682 or e-mail at akortus@cityofoviedo.net.
If you would like to make an inquiry or need a copy of an elevation certificate or require a letter as verification, please tell us the street address and, if available, the subdivision, lot and block number. The City of Oviedo does not charge for this service. We are open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Please contact the Stormwater Coordinator at 407-971-5682 or e-mail at akortus@cityofoviedo.net.
INTERACTIVE FLOOD MAP
INTERACTIVE FLOOD MAP
separating storm debris - debris should be placed curbside, without blocking the hydrants, roadways storm drains, mailboxes utility poles, sprinklers, etc...
no pick up zone
any debris placed from the sidewalk towards your property will not be picked up
Leaves
You shouldcominueto follow your normal garbageremoval schedule.
After the Storm - Debris
Atrter the Storm - Debris
Building
Building
materials
STORM DEBRIS SEPARATION
STORM DEBRIS SEPARATION
Separate storm related debris into the categories shown below.
DO NOT STACK OR LEAN
Placing debris near oron trees, poles, or other structures makes removal d lffictllt This includes fire hydrants and meters.
Separate storm related debris into the categories shown below. DO NOT STACK OR LEAN Placing debris near oron trees, poles, or other structures makes removal dlffictllt This includes fire hydrants and meters. UNSURE WHERE TO PLACE DEBRIS? If you don't have a sidewalk, ditch, or utility line in front of your house, place debris at the edge of your property before the curb.
UNSURE WHERE TO PLACE DEBRIS?
L_,;,.~~C:- I If you don't have a sidewa lk, ditch, or utility line in front of you r house, place debris at the edge of your property befo r e the curb.
Do you know what to do with your debris after a storm? Here is a great reminder!
Do you know what to do with your debris after a storm? Here is a great reminder! After a hurricane, debris from trees, fences and around the home can be left scattered. Many citizens like to get out immediately following a hurricane to start cleaning up. (Always be careful if there is shattered glass, jagged pieces or powerlines hanging. Wear protective covering and know how to use your tools properly) They city will bring in a contractor to remove large debris. Here is how you can separate it:
After a hurricane, debris from trees, fences and around the home can be left scattered. Many citizens like to get out immediately following a hurricane to start cleaning up. (Always be careful if there is shattered glass, jagged pieces or powerlines hanging. Wear protective covering and know how to use your tools properly)
The city will bring in a contractor to remove large debris. Here is how you can separate it:
Large branches and vegetative debris must be piled up, unbundled for the large haulers to pick
up. Place it all by the curb. Avoid placing your debris in the street, in front of electrical boxes, fire
hydrants or under power lines.
Large branches and vegetative debris must be piled up, unbundled for the large haulers to pick up. Place it all by the curb. Avoid placing your debris in the street, in front of electrical boxes, fire hydrants or under power lines.
e Leaves and twigs can be picked up by Waste Pro either bundled in a bin or in a recyclable/organic
bag.
Leaves and twigs can be picked up by Waste Pro either bundled in a bin or in a recyclable/organic bag.
Construction debris such as fencing, drywall and other damaged portions from a structure must be separated and will be picked up separate from vegetative debris.
Citizens can also deliver their own debris to the Seminole County Transfer Station on CR 419 or to a site that has been opened by the City (that location will be determined after the storm)
e Construction debris such as fencing, drywall and other damaged portions from a structure must
be separated and will be picked up separate from vegetative debris.
p.m. - 9 p.m - Fireworks at 9 p.m. Sharp Ov iedo Mall - 1700 Ov iedo Blvd.
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Cultural Center Rentals
Cultural Center Rentals
Do you have an event you're planning and looking for a venue to host it? The Oviedo Cultural Center is the perfect place?
Do you have an event you're planning and looking for a venue to host it? The Oviedo Cultural Center is the perfect place?
It is a full-service facility that can host events such as: Wedding Receptions Birthday Parties Retirement Parties Corporate Workshops/Functions Training and so much more
To see what is offered and costs, please use
We have a list of vendors for use, tables/chairs/dance floor and may other amenities that come with package pricing. You can even rent the side stage, amphitheatre and lawn for your event! Free parking on site.
Dviedo
We are Hiring!
Here are the most up-to-date job listings!
Development Services Intern - Part Time
Engineer - Full Time
Heavy Equipment Operator - Full Time
Maintenance Worker I - Full Time
Police Officer - Full Time - Sign On Bonus
Police Officer Trainee - Full Time
Recreation Aide Specialist - Part Time
The City of Oviedo is Hiring! Check out the Sign-On Bonus! We offer full and part-time positions with benefits that fit your lifestyle, including: Competitive wages, A complete Wellness plan with an on-site clinic at no cost to you, dental and vision plans, flex spending accounts and other voluntary supplemental coverages. We have a full retirement plan that includes a 401K plan with 5% matching, a 457 deferred compensation plan, Roth IRA and public safety pension plans. Paid time off includes holidays, vacation, sick and bereavement days. Other perks of the job include a free Employee Assistance Program, free recreation membership, city discounts, tuition reimbursement and best of all…a chance to advance in your career doing what you love!
The City of Oviedo is Hiring! Check out the Sign-On Bonus! We offer full and part-time positions with benefits that fit your lifestyle, including: Competitive wages, A complete Wellness plan with an on-site clinic at no cost to you, dental and vision plans, flex spending accounts and other voluntary supplemental coverages. We have a full retirement plan that includes a 401K plan with 5% matching, a 457 deferred compensation plan, Roth IRA and public safety pension plans. Paid time off includes holidays, vacation, sick and bereavement days. Other perks of the job include a free Employee Assistance Program, free recreation membership, city discounts, tuition reimbursement and best of all...a chance to advance in your career doing what you love!
FUbliC VWOrkKs Capital improvement rFrojects
Public Works Capital Improvement Projects
The Public Works team has been busy working to establish an easy-to-use story board where citizens can check on the progress of any of our capital improvement programs and repairs happening around the city. This map shows all projects for:
The Public Works team has been busy working to establish an easy-to-use story board where citizens can check on the progress of any of our capital improvement programs and repairs happening around the city. This map shows all projects for:
Water
Stormwater
Reclaimed Water
Wastewater
McKinnon Avenue Now Open!
McKinnon Avenue Now Open!
The City is pleased to announce the opening of McKinnon Avenue in the Alafaya Woods subdivision! After Hurricane Ian, the ditch suffered significant flooding and damage, calling for an extensive engineering overhaul of the area.
Such a process can be lengthy to ensure the work is done properly and that it is storm-ready in case another storm like Ian comes through. We want to thank all the residents for your patience while this project was completed, from start to finish. We also want to thank our contractors who did a spectacular job and our Public Works team who worked tirelessly on this project for the past 2.5 years.
The City is pleased to announce the opening of McKinnon Avenue in the Alafaya Woods subdivision! After Hurricane lan, the ditch suffered significant flooding and damage, calling for an extensive engineering overhaul of the area. Such a process can be lengthy to ensure the work is done properly and that it is storm-ready in case another storm like lan comes through. We want to thank all the residents for your patience while this project was completed, from start to finish. We also want to thank our contractors who did a spectacular job and our Public Works team who worked tirelessly on this project for the past 2.5 years. There is still some minor work the contractor is finishing, but the road is open for vehicular traffic and the walkways are open for pedestrian use.
There is still some minor work the contractor is finishing, but the road is open for vehicular traffic and the walkways are open for pedestrian use
Hurricane Ian Damage
In the picture to the right, you can see the extent of damage done to the roadway and ditch. This was a complete collapse of the area that needed a full engineering redesign. When FEMA came out to inspect, they recommended the city completely redesign the ditch in order to prepare for a 500year storm. Ian was considered to be a 100 Year Storm.
In the picture to the right, you can see the extent of damage done to the roadway and ditch. This was a complete collapse of the area that needed a full engineering redesign. When FEMA came out to inspect, they recommended the city completely redesign the ditch in order to prepare for a 500- year storm. lan was considered to be a 100 Year Storm.
The Full Rebuild
The Full Rebuild
The pictures to the left, the entire area that was rebuilt. This was a complicated process of engineering redesign and construction. A few people wonder why it took so long and that is because we had to make sure the area was prepared for another storm and prepare for a potential 500-year storm. We want to thank the residents for their patience.
The pictures to the left, the entire area that was rebuilt. This was a complicated process of engineering redesign and construction. A few people wonder why it took so long and that is because we had to make sure the area was prepared for another storm and prepare for a potential 500-year storm. We want to thank the residents for their patience.
Deputy Chief Brian Foley!
Congrats Deputy Chief Brian Foley!
On June 5, 2025, Deputy Chief Brian Foley graduated from the 294th Session of the prestigious FBI National Academy. For the past 10 weeks DC Foley was at the FBI training facility in Quantico, VA attending advanced law enforcement executive training with approximately 200 other law enforcement executives from around the world. The knowledge he has gained and the contacts he has made will be an asset to Oviedo Police Department and our community. Congratulations DC Foley!
Remembering Shane Kelly
Remembering Shane Kelly
On June 8, 2025, we remembered the 23rd anniversary of the tragic loss of Oviedo Firefighter Shane Kelly.
On June 8, 2025, we remembered the 23rd anniversary of the tragic loss of Oviedo Firefighter Shane Kelly. We continue to remember the life of Shane Kelly and the professionalism, dedication, and compassion he displayed while rendering aid at the scene of a serious traffic accident. We also remember Dr. Donald Diebel Jr., who also lost his life assistin, Shane with administering patient care. That tragic day will always be etched in our memory, and we must continue to honor both Firefighter Shane Kelly and Dr. Donald Diebel Jr for their selfless service.
We continue to remember the life of Shane Kelly and the professionalism, dedication, and compassion he displayed while rendering aid at the scene of a serious traffic accident. We also remember Dr. Donald Diebel Jr., who also lost his life assisting Shane with administering patient care. That tragic day will always be etched in our memory, and we must continue to honor both Firefighter Shane Kelly and Dr. Donald Diebel Jr for their selfless service.
On June 5, 2025, Deputy Chief Brian Foley graduated from the 294th Session of the prestigious FBI National Academy. For the past 10 weeks DC Foley was at the FBI training facility in Quantico, VA attending advanced law enforcement executive training with approximately 200 other law enforcement executives from around the world. The knowledge he has gained and the contacts he has made will be an asset to Oviedo Police Department and our community. Congratulations DC Foley!
Congrats
Camp Oviedo PD
Camp Oviedo PD Our summer campers had a great time hanging out with our officers and having fun adventures around town. Not only did they get to learn about public safety at the police department, but they got to hang out with Oviedo Fire Department Firefighters, visit the Orlando Science Center, Sea Life Aquarium, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum with our last day spent at SeaWorld!. We can't wait for next summer camp 2026!
Our summer campers had a great time hanging out with our officers and having fun adventures around town. Not only did they get to learn about public safety at the police department, but they got to hang out with Oviedo Fire Department Firefighters, visit the Orlando Science Center, Sea Life Aquarium, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum with our last day spent at SeaWorld!. We can't wait for next summer camp 2026!
Window and Door Alarms
We are getting into our hot season and this is the time of year where we spend a lot of time outside. The Fire Department has partnered with the Wesley Seth Foundation to make drowning deaths preventable. Fill out this INTEREST FORM and we can provide you with FREE door and window alarms that will alert you if a little one goes outside to explore and play in bodies of water. Florida has the highest drowning rates of children ages 0-9. Let’s prevent drownings!
We are getting into our hot season and this is the time of year where we spend a lot of time outside. The Fire Department has partnered with the Wesley Seth Foundation to make drowning deaths preventable. Fill out this INTEREST FORM and we can provide you with FREE door and window alarms that will alert you if a little one goes outside to explore and play in bodies of water. Florida has the highest drowning rates of children ages 0-9. Lets prevent drownings!
Camp Oviedo
The Police Department invited us over to talk to their summer camp kids and show them our tower truck. We had a great time talking to them about fire safety, what to do in case of a house fire, stop, drop and roll, and the importance of learning when and when not to call 9-1-1. We brought T46 over to the police department and showed them the ropes! What a great group of kids!
Camp Oviedo The Police Department invited us over to talk to their summer camp kids and show them our tower truck. We had a great time talking to them about fire safety, what to do in case of a house fire, stop, drop and roll, and the importance of learning when and when not to call 9-1-1. We brought T46 over to the police department and showed them the ropes! What a great group of kids!
Oviedo Police Department is Hiring
We are hiring police officers! When we are Stronger Together, so is our Community. Sign On Bonus 3K-10K (depending on years of experience) When we are Stronger Together, so is our community. We offer great ongoing benefits and a pension with the ability to rise through the ranks and earn certifications. Oviedo provides opportunities and a close-knit community, and it is the perfect place to raise a family! Apply here: https://tinyurl.com/jc48uzn7
Pay plan:
Salary Starting $57,303.42 - $63,033.76
Salary Starting $57,303.42 - $63,033.76
Police Pension with DROP (for qualified officers)
Police Pension with DROP (for qualified officers)
o Educational Incentive (for aualified officers) up to $130.00/month
Educational Incentive (for qualified officers) up to $130.00/month
Tuition Assistance Program - up to $3. 000 per fiscal vear
Tuition Assistance Program - up to $3,000 per fiscal year.
For newly-hired, out-of-state officers, they will receive a $5,000 State of Florida Recruitment Bonus.
. Forvnem;ly-hired, out-of-state officers, they will receive a $5,000 State of Florida
Recruitment Bonus.
Please fill out all the information completely to be considered for the position.
Please fill out all the information completely to be considered for the position.
Wildlife Whereabouts
Looking for a fun and educational summer activity for the whole family? Join "Wildlife Whereabouts"—a new initiative from the City of Oviedo Public Works Department that combines outdoor adventure with citizen science!
Looking for a fun and educational summer activity for the whole family? Join "Wildlife Whereabouts"a new initiative from the City of Oviedo Public Works Department that combines outdoor adventure with citizen science! Get outside, explore nature, and help track native wildlife by uploading your sightings to our interactive wildlife map. Whether you spot turtles, hawks, otters, or even something more elusive, your photos and observations can help us better track Oviedo's ecosystems and biodiversity.
Get outside, explore nature, and help track native wildlife by uploading your sightings to our interactive wildlife map. Whether you spot turtles, hawks, otters, or even something more elusive, your photos and observations can help us better track Oviedo's ecosystems and biodiversity.
Visit the City’s Stormwater Page
Scroll to the Floodplain Habitats and Wildlife Map
Look for active species to find in your area
Submit your sightings here
SAFETY REMINDER
Please observe wildlife from a safe distance. Never disturb nests, eggs, or young animals—this is not only harmful but prohibited by law. Refrain from feeding or attempting to approach ANY wild animals. Keep kids away from snakes, alligators, and/or bears. Remember, the goal is observation, not interaction.
Please observe wildlife from a safe distance. Never disturb nests, eggs, or young animalsthis is not only harmful but prohibited by law. Refrain from feeding or attempting to approach ANY wild animals. Keep kids away from snakes, alligators, and/or bears. Remember, the goal is observation, not interaction. This is a fantastic way to keep kids engaged, support environmental education, and contribute to wildlife conservation efforts. Lets reconnect with natureresponsibly.
This is a fantastic way to keep kids engaged, support environmental education, and contribute to wildlife conservation efforts. Let’s reconnect with nature—responsibly.
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS!
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS!
What is it?
What is it?
The City of Oviedo recognizes the importance of floodplain protection and the wildlife that live within them. The Wildlife Whereabouts Initiative is a way for residents of Oviedo to connect with their local wildlife and build awareness for the benefits the natural floodplains hold, as floodplains and wetlands preserve and reduce things like non-point source pollution and other habitat impacts. Additionally, preserving our natural floodplains and wetland areas reduce property damage for residents and business owners. Through this initiative, residents and visitors can submit photographs of their wildlife sightings by filling out the "Wildlife Whereabouts" Form provided online and at parks located in or around wetlands and floodplains. Once photograph submissions are approved and the species verified, they will be displayed on the "Whereabouts" interactive GIS map provided in an online Story Map. The map can be used to see the locations of these sightings around Oviedo along with educational material for each species.
The City of Oviedo recognizes the importance of floodplain protection and the wildlife that live within them. The Wildlife Whereabouts Initiative is a way for residents of Oviedo to connect with their local wildlife and build awareness for the benefits the natural floodplains hold, as floodplains and wetlands preserve and reduce things like non-point source pollution and other habitat impacts. Additionally, preserving our natural floodplains and wetland areas reduce property damage for residents and business owners. Through this initiative, residents and visitors can submit photographs of their wildlife sightings by filling out the "Wildlife Whereabouts 11 Form provided online and at parks located in or around wetlands and floodplains. Once photograph submissions are approved and the species verified, they will be displayed on the "Whereabouts" interactive GIS map provided in an online Story Map. The map can be used to see the locations of these sightings around Oviedo along with educational material for each species.
Survey the Septic
Now is the time to have your septic tank inspected, before heavy summer rains come. It is important to have your septic tanks pumped and inspected regularly. Heavy rains cause a strain on the structures and lead to nasty backups. Not only will this cost you, but those backups can contaminate waterways and public storm systems with high nutrients.
Now is the time to have your septic tank inspected, before heavy summer rains come. It is important to have your septic tanks pumped and inspected regularly. Heavy rains cause a strain on the structures and lead to nasty backups. Not only will this cost you, but those backups can contaminate waterways and public storm systems with high nutrients.
Be Bear Aware
Be Bear Aware
Oviedo is no stranger to black bears and we want everyone to be aware of bears and how to stay safe and secure your property.
Oviedo Is no stranger to black bears and we want everyone to be aware of bears and how to stay sate and secure your property.
Do not leave food out for bears. It is illegal to feed them and dangerous for bears and people. Secure garbage cans and do not leave pet food out. You can also purchase a bear-proof garbage can if you leave them outside.
Be aware of your surroundings and walk pets on a short leash, especially at dawn and dusk. If you see juvenile bears, know the mother is close by. Do not try to interact with them. Bears are aggressive when protecting their young.
If you see a bear up a tree, LEAVE IT ALONE. It will leave on it's own and you can contact Florida Fish and Wildlife to report it.
If a bear comes into your yard, make noise. Scare that bear and it will leave. The FWC does allow for the
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If a bear comes into your yard, make noise. Scare that bear and it will leave. The FWC does allow for the use of paintballs, bear spray and slingshots to scare a bear away.
If you have a concern about a bear in your neighborhood, call the Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-3922.
* STAR TOTS (18 MONTHS - 35 MONTHS) : 10:40AM / 5:40PM
• STAR TOTS (18 MONTHS - 35 MONTHS) : 10:40AM / 5:40PM
e TEENS (13 - 17 YEARS) : 7:00PM
• TEENS (13 - 17 YEARS) : 7:00PM
e ADULTS (18 YRS & OLDER): 7:00PM
• ADULTS (18 YRS & OLDER): 7:CXFM REG11STRATION
OPENS FOR OVIEDO OPENS FOR RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
June A June 2nd - 12th May 22 nd May 24th at 6pm at 11am
June B June 16th - 26th June 12th June 14th at 6pm at 11am
July A July -,'h - 1-,'h June 26th June 28th at 6pm at 11am
July B July 21st - 31 st July 1-,'h July 19th at 6pm at 11am
ALL LESSONS TAKE PLACE AT RIVERSIDE POOL 1600 LOCKWOOD BLVD, OVIEDO, FL 32765
ALL LESSONS TAKE PLACE AT RIVERSIDE POOL 1600 LOCKWOOD BLVD, OVIEDO, FL 32765
CITY OF OVIEDO'S summer
CITY OF OVIEDO'S
group swim lessons
3-12 year olds
SUMMER GROUP SWIM LESSONS
3 - 12 YEAR OLDS
SUMMER GROUP SWIM LESSONS RUN MONDAY-THURSDAY FOR 2 WEEKS AT A TIME. CLASS TIMES FOR THE MORNING SESSIONS: 8:00AM, 8:40AM, 9:20AM, 10:00AM, 10:40AM CLASS TIMES FOR THE AFTERNOON SESSIONS: 5:00PM, 5:40PM, 6:20PM, 7:00PM
REGISTRATION REGISTRATION SESSION CLASS DATES OPENS FOR OVIEDO OPENS FOR RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
June A June 2nd - 12th May 22 nd May 24th at 6pm at 11am
June B June 16th - 26th
SUMMER GROUP SWIM LESSONS RUN MONDAY-THURSDAY FOR 2 WEEKS AT A TIME. CLASS TIMES FOR THE MORNING SESSIONS: 8:00AM, 8:40AM, 9:20AM, 10:00AM, 10:40AM CLASS TIMES FOR THE AFTERNOON SESSIONS: 5:00PM, 5:40PM, 6:20PM, 7:00PM
June 12th June 14th at 6pm at 11am
July A July rh - 1P June 26th June 28th at 6pm at 11am
July B July 21 st - 31 st July 1P July 19th at 6pm at 11am
GROUP LESSONS - SUMMER (!, 30 MINUTE LESSONS)
GROUP LESSONS - SUMMER (8, 30 MINUTE LESSONS)
• RESIDENT MEMBER $95. 00
• RESIDENT NON-MEMBER $120.00
• NON-RESIDENT MEMBER $120.00
• NON-RESIDENT NON-MEMBER $145.00
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• ALL LESSONS WILL BE HELD AT THE RIVERSIDE POOL, LOCATED AT 160 0 LOCKWOOD BLVD.
• EACH SESSION HAS A DIFFERENT REGISTRATION.
• REGISTRATION MUST BE DONE IN PERSON, AT RIVERSIDE PARK OR AT THE OVIEDO AQUATIC FACILITY (LOCATED AT 148 OVIEDO. BLVD)
• YOU MAY NOT REGISTER ANY CHILDREN OTHER TH AN YOUR OWN.
• REFUND REQUESTS
o IF MADE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF REGISTRATION, WILL BE GIVEN A FULL REFUND.
IF MADE AFTER 48 HOURS OF REGISTRATION, A 2So/o ADMINISTRATIVE FEE WILL BE APPLIED
o ONCE LESSONS START THERE ARE NO REFUNDS
• IF THE CLASS TIME FILLS UP. A WAITLIST WILL BE FORMED.
• IN THE EVENT OF SEVERE WEATHER, THE CITY OF OVIEDO GUARANTEES 7 OF THE 8 LESSONS.
• PARENTS ARE ASKED TO REMAIN OUTSIDE THE GATED AREA DURING SWIM LESSONS, UNLESS YOU ARE REGISTERED FOR A PARENT-CHILD CLASS.
• PAYMENT FOR THE PROGRAM ENTITLES THE PARTICIPANT TO USE OF THE POOL DURING THAT PROGRAM ONLY.
Enjoy Our Facilities For Your Health
Enjoy Our Facilities For Your Health
Each month we will feature a place at our facilities where you can practice healthy habits throughout the year. These spaces will include not just physical health, but mental health breaks as well.
Each month we will feature a place at our facilities where you can practice healthy habits throughout the year. These spaces will include not just physical health, but mental health breaks as well.
Rec Rock
ReCc ROCK
Rec Rock is an excellent place for climbers ages 5 and up, no experience necessary, to try climbing in a safe environment. Rec Rock has levels from beginner to advanced along its 40-foot high rock face and is located inside the gymnasium. Climbing is available to people age 5 and up, weighing at least 25 pounds and a maximum of 300 pounds.
$8 - Oviedo Non-Resident Non-Member Rec Rock Punch Cards
$25 - Oviedo Resident Member
$30 - Oviedo Resident Non-Member
$35 - Oviedo Non-Resident Member
$45 - Oviedo Non-Resident Non-Member Rec Rock Passes
2 Month
$60 - Oviedo Resident Member
$85 - Oviedo Resident Non-Member
$75 - Oviedo Non-Resident Member
$95 - Oviedo Non-Resident Non-Member All prices include helmet, harness, shoes, and chalk (if available and applicable).
Rec Rock is an excellent place for climbers ages 5 and up, no experience necessary, to try climbing in a safe environment. Rec Rock has levels from beginner to advanced along its 40-foot high rock face and is located inside the gymnasium. Climbing is available to people age 5 and up, weighing at least 25 pounds and a maximum of 300 pounds. _
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