The commission meeting agenda includes several key items, such as the observance of National Community Planning Month and Cybersecurity Month. Consent agenda items involve code enforcement settlement agreements, a Justice Assistance Grant application for the Police Department, a drug enforcement services agreement with the DEA, and various procurement authorizations including piggyback contracts and sole source memos. Business items cover the extension of the Community Redevelopment Agency, a major development plan for Paulucci Acres, discussion on citizen advisory boards, and a South Apopka annexation feasibility study. Public hearings focus on the first reading of ordinances for rezoning and master planning for Saddlebrook Meadows, as well as multiple annexation proposals for the Cathy Property, 2525 Clarcona Road, and Southfork Drive.
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The commission meeting included public hearings for the adoption of the annual budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year and the setting of the millage levy. Additionally, a resolution was presented to impose the uniform method of collections for non-ad valorem special assessments for the city's stormwater utility, which included adjustments to utility rates based on an independent study.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Apopka City Commission Tentative Budget Hearing Meeting
The commission addressed several key financial items, including the approval of Resolution No. 2026-39, which concerns the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Non-Ad Valorem Assessment Roll for the Emerson Park Assessment Area. Additionally, the commission discussed the adoption of a tentative millage rate of 4.6761 for the upcoming fiscal year and reviewed the proposed tentative budget for various city funds.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on various new business items, including the 5th Street Lighting Project, a request to extend the Community Redevelopment Agency term, and the Down Payment Assistance Program. Old business items cover the evaluation of potential property acquisitions at 161 East 6th Street and 205 East 8th Street, along with resolutions regarding the appropriation of Redevelopment Trust Funds and the adoption of the CRA FY 2026/2027 Budget. Additionally, a staff report concerning design standards is scheduled for presentation.
