
Orlando City Commission poised to approve $1.1M Canopy project contract Monday
Read full article: Orlando City Commission poised to approve $1.1M Canopy project contract MondayOrlandoās long-awaited plan to transform the downtown space beneath Interstate 4 into a bustling public destination is taking another major step forward.

Orlando city commissioners set to vote on extending paid parking hours downtown
Read full article: Orlando city commissioners set to vote on extending paid parking hours downtownDowntown Orlando drivers could soon pay more to park as city leaders consider the first increase to parking rates in nearly two decades.

Orlando names part of Kirkman Road after fallen police officer Kevin Valencia
Read full article: Orlando names part of Kirkman Road after fallen police officer Kevin ValenciaMayor Buddy Dyer announced that the city will soon rename a portion of Kirkman Road as Kevin Valencia Memorial Highway, after the fallen Orlando police officer.

Orlando leaders approve plan for potential renovation to historic Maxey-Crooms House
Read full article: Orlando leaders approve plan for potential renovation to historic Maxey-Crooms HouseOn Monday, the Orlando City Commission voted to approve part of the budget for the Maxey Crooms house on West Anderson Street in Parramore.
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Orlando commissioners approve plan to use parking space for outdoor seating āparkletsā
Read full article: Orlando commissioners approve plan to use parking space for outdoor seating āparkletsāORLANDO, Fla. ā More outdoor seating for restaurants and businesses could be coming to Orlando neighborhood in the near future. During its Wednesday council, Orlando City Commission approved a new temporary permits, which would allow businesses to expand their outdoor seating by utilizing street parking spaces, known as āparklets.āāWhat we want to do is figure out how to give them more space,ā Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said. Thereās no fees and we just want to make sure that we set it up in a safe manner.āOrlandoās Community Redevelopment Agency signed off on $200,000 in funding to help with the parklet program. I think it would bring more of the community down in Thornton Park.āThe city of Orlandoās proposal mirrors Winter Gardenās downtown, as well as Winter Park. City leaders released this information about how to apply: Any restaurant or retail business within the Community Redevelopment Agency with adjacent on-street parking spaces on city right-of-way is eligible to apply.

