In the period from July 5-11, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,650 calls for service, responded to 35 crashes, issued 75 citations, and made 28 arrests.
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Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 28, work 35 crashes July 5-11The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Druck earns podium finishes and national cuts at FLAGS Vinnie Cammarano
Apopka swimmer boasts new personal bests in championship
Apopka Softball camp guides next generation of Blue DartersVinnie Cammarano
MacWithey, current and former Darters help train 23 youth softball players
Jalen Carter hosts fourth annual campVinnie Cammarano
Nearly 700 kids turn out at Roger Williams Field
City approves $12.7M Golden Gem project Teresa Sargeant
Pump station will move reclaimed water into city system.
Commission delays 2026-27 millage rate decision Teresa Sargeant
Disagreement over tax increase postpones budget action.
7 Apopka rainy-day activities for familiesJosh Peterson
When summer storms spoil the outdoor plan, these local stops can help families reset the afternoon without leaving Apopka first.
Planning Commission to launch Land Development Code workshops amid state law limits Teresa Sargeant
Board unanimously approved luxe vehicle storage plans, other agenda items.
Azalea Veterinary Clinic opens in ApopkaSarah Merly
Family-owned pet care center offers open-concept model
Orange County provides cooling shelter listThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
LYNX to provide free transportation between shelters in cases of extreme heat