In the period from September 27- October 3, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,587 calls for service, responded to 35 crashes, issued 53 citations, and made 19 arrests.
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Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 19, issue 53 citations Sept. 27-Oct. 3Sarah Merly
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Anderson defends city support for Heart and Soul Music Festival Teresa Sargeant
Commissioner says $13,000 city contribution provides free festival admission for residents.
City accepts first reading of Southfork Drive annexation Teresa Sargeant
Road currently divides Floridian Town Center development.
Apopka City Commission denies $30K code enforcement settlement Teresa Sargeant
Accumulated fines total $5,617,500.
City Commission approves 502-home Paulucci Acres subdivision plan Teresa Sargeant
Commissioners question road improvements, reclaimed-water infrastructure as development advances.
Apopka’s win streak comes to an endVinnie Cammarano
Blue Darters lose to Lake Brantley in final game of regular season
Apopka City Commission moves South Apopka annexation toward referendum Teresa Sargeant
Feasibility study projects $5.6 million annual operating gap.
Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive to close Oct. 9-12 due to heavy rainfall Teresa Sargeant
Drive is usually open on weekends, federal holidays.
Kelly Park South master plan stalls over commercial layout Teresa Sargeant
Developer says future users are unknown as city seeks more detail.
