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Police Beat: APD arrests 23 Jan. 18-24
In the period from January 18-24, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,561 calls for service, responded to 22 crashes, issued 119 citations, and made 23 arrests.
One Family Church, in collaboration with the City of Apopka, will open as a cold weather shelter on Thursday and Sunday nights.
City of Apopka, churches to open cold weather shelter all week 
Beginning tonight and throughout the week, the city of Apopka is working with local churches and faith-based volunteers to open a cold weather shelter to help residents during the cold weather, according to…
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Police Beat: APD arrests 22 Jan. 11-17
In the period from January 11-17, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,629 calls for service, responded to 26 crashes, issued 104 citations, and made 22 arrests.
An intersection with white lines on the asphalt road, cars on the road, and buildings in the background.
FDOT postpones intersection improvements, closure in downtown Apopka 
Work was originally scheduled for Jan. 18-22.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 32 Jan. 4-10
In the period from January 4-10, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,745 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 144 citations, and made 32 arrests.
The World Mission Society Church of God thanks Apopka police officers with snacks and words of gratitude for their service.
Nonprofit honors Apopka officers during Police Appreciation Day event 
Twenty volunteers give officers snack packages.
The Jan. 28 NOWOCATS community meeting will take place at Kelly Park School.
Orange County to host transportation meetings in Apopka 
Study area includes parts of northwest Orange County.
This FDOT map shows closure of U.S. 441-Main Street closure and detour routes.
FDOT announces road closure of U.S. 441/Main Street at Park Avenue  
Closure to be Jan. 18-22 for signalization improvements.
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Gubernatorial candidate to speak at NORWF’s first meeting of 2026 
James T. Fishback to appear at Jan. 15 luncheon.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 27 Dec. 28-Jan. 3
In the period from December 28, 2025-January 3, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,640 calls for service, responded to 25 crashes, issued 77 citations, and made 27 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 23 Jan. 18-24The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from January 18-24, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,561 calls for service, responded to 22 crashes, issued 119 citations, and made 23 arrests.
One Family Church, in collaboration with the City of Apopka, will open as a cold weather shelter on Thursday and Sunday nights.
City of Apopka, churches to open cold weather shelter all week The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Beginning tonight and throughout the week, the city of Apopka is working with local churches and faith-based volunteers to open a cold weather shelter to help residents during the cold weather, according to…
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Police Beat: APD arrests 22 Jan. 11-17The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from January 11-17, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,629 calls for service, responded to 26 crashes, issued 104 citations, and made 22 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 32 Jan. 4-10The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from January 4-10, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,745 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 144 citations, and made 32 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 27 Dec. 28-Jan. 3The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from December 28, 2025-January 3, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,640 calls for service, responded to 25 crashes, issued 77 citations, and made 27 arrests.