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It's Debate Day! Stream the 2026 Apopka Mayoral Debate. Visit WESH.com to watch the live stream starting at 5:30PMIt's Debate Day! Stream the 2026 Apopka Mayoral Debate. Visit WESH.com to watch the live stream starting at 5:30PM
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Police Beat: APD issues 65 citations May 31 – June 6
If a law enforcement agency charges you with a crime and this news outlet reports that information, please notify us within 90 days if the charge is dropped or if…
The westward view from Round Lake Road down Kelly Park Road, where a man died in a single-car crash on Sunday.
90-year-old Apopka man dies following Kelly Park Road crash 
FHP says driver may have suffered medical episode before crash.
Community Health Centers celebrated the completion of its Apopka Family Health Center expansion and renovation. The project included a 7,000-square-foot expansion, bringing the facility to approximately 19,500 square feet, as well as additional exam rooms and other services. 
Community Health Centers welcomes two new board members 
Center expands Apopka site by 7,000 square feet.
(From L to R) Foliage Sertoma Club Board Chair Lorena Potter (L), Sertoma member Alexander H. Smith, and Club President Eric Mock. The club honors Smith as Sertoman of the Year at the club’s Tuesday membership luncheon at the Back Room Steakhouse.
Club honors Alexander H. Smith as Sertoman of the Year  
Smith served as city commissioner from 2018 to 2026.
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Police Beat: APD responds to 39 crashes May 24-30
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The North Orange Branch Library at 1211 E. Semoran Blvd. in Apopka is among several Apopka-area locations serving as distribution sites for Orange County Public Schools’ Summer BreakSpot free meal program.
Orange County Public Schools offering free summer meals for children 
Many locations in Apopka are distribution sites for program.
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Police Beat: APD responds to 28 crashes May 17-23
In the period from May 17-23, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,700 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 90 citations, and made 26 arrests.
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City accepting applications for Apopka Youth Commission 
Program engages local students with civic projects for one year.
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Police Beat: APD issues 75 citations May 10-16
In the period from May 10-16 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,543 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 75 citations, and made 21 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD issues 76 citations May 3-9
In the period from May 3-9, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,769 calls for service, responded to 24 crashes, issued 76 citations, and made 17 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD issues 65 citations May 31 – June 6The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
If a law enforcement agency charges you with a crime and this news outlet reports that information, please notify us within 90 days if the charge is dropped or if…
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Police Beat: APD responds to 39 crashes May 24-30The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
If a law enforcement agency charges you with a crime and this news outlet reports that information, please notify us within 90 days if the charge is dropped or if…
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Police Beat: APD responds to 28 crashes May 17-23The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from May 17-23, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,700 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 90 citations, and made 26 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD issues 75 citations May 10-16The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from May 10-16 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,543 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 75 citations, and made 21 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD issues 76 citations May 3-9The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from May 3-9, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,769 calls for service, responded to 24 crashes, issued 76 citations, and made 17 arrests.