The City Commission conducted a regular meeting to address administrative and legislative matters. Key discussion topics included the scheduling of the Integrated Resource Program work session, the receipt of the GFOA Triple Crown Award, and the annual evaluation of the City Manager. Consent agenda items involved the approval of piggyback contracts for utility infrastructure materials and professional landscape architectural services. Public hearings were held to consider ordinances regarding the amendment of the fiscal year 2026 budget, the authorization of a loan for wastewater system resiliency projects, the recodification of the City Code, and amendments to the Land Development Code.
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The meeting agenda included several action items such as the review and granting of permanent status for a police officer and four firefighters. The board reviewed and approved the Civil Service Test applicant lists for July, August, and September. Furthermore, the board deliberated on and approved two Standard Operating Guidelines for the Fire Department: one concerning the use of wearable AI devices and audio/video recording, and another regarding patient handling and safety practices. The meeting also featured updates from both the Police and Fire Departments.
Oct 1, 2026·Proposed budget
City of Winter Park FY2027 Proposed Budget
A proposed (City Manager's recommended) budget for the City of Winter Park for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the City Commission for consideration.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The City Commission held a regular meeting covering several significant items, including presentations on the Winter Park Institute and an update on Orange County Public Schools enrollment trends. The commission addressed city management reports concerning tree canopy management, potential changes to election dates, and the parking pilot program. Action items included the approval of an RFP for EMS billing services, the suspension of the LPR (Flock) camera program for 90 days, the adoption of millage and budget ordinances for fiscal year 2027, and the approval of water and wastewater rate increases. Additionally, the commission passed ordinances regarding micromobility devices, the recodification of the city code, and authorized a state revolving fund loan for wastewater system resiliency.
