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Apopka begins water-bill credits for about 500 accounts after meter problems; city says issue isn’t fully fixed (opens the original)
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APOPKA, Fla. – About 500 Apopka utility accounts are expected to receive credits after water-meter and equipment problems contributed to estimated billing and back-billing — and the city now acknowledges the underlying meter problem is still not completely resolved. The City of Apopka announced this week that it is beginning to apply credits from the $365,000 allocated in July for customers who were back-billed or otherwise affected by the meter issue. The money will not arrive as a check. Inste
Eustis spent $676K fixing a private HOA culvert. Spring Ridge homeowners could face years of repayment (opens the original)
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EUSTIS, Fla. – The floodwaters that tore through Spring Ridge Estates last fall are gone. The damaged culvert has been repaired. But nearly a year later, the financial aftermath is still being worked out — and homeowners are waiting to learn exactly what it will cost them. The City of Eustis spent $676,747 from its General Fund to repair the privately owned culvert after severe flash flooding in October 2025. City records say Eustis expects the Spring Ridge Estates Homeowners Association to reim
Apopka HR investigation details staff complaints against Commissioner Nadia Anderson (opens the original)
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APOPKA, Fla. – An internal City of Apopka investigation details complaints from three planning employees who raised concerns about Commissioner Nadia Anderson’s conduct during a meeting over a proposed development — including one planning manager who said he interpreted her comments as an attempt to intimidate staff. Anderson strongly disputes that characterization, telling News 6 she did not threaten or intimidate anyone, was not representing the developer and believed she was fulfilling her re
Viera neighbors fought to save 2 pond alligators. One resident now believes they’re dead (opens the original)
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VIERA, Fla. – A fight over two alligators living in a Viera retention pond may have ended before some neighbors could convince their homeowners association to reconsider having them removed. Residents say the alligators had become familiar sights around the pond. They watched them swim, occasionally saw them sun along the shoreline and even gave them nicknames. But after a nuisance complaint was made, a contracted alligator trapper began working around the pond this week. Donald [VERIFY LAST NAM
3 police jobs will stay vacant for now as Winter Springs freezes hiring. Here’s what residents may notice (opens the original)
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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. – Winter Springs has implemented a hiring freeze covering all employees paid through the city’s general fund, a move city leaders say is intended to protect next year’s budget while they wait for a clearer picture of future property-tax revenue. For the Winter Springs Police Department, the immediate impact is more specific: three existing vacancies will not be backfilled for now, according to information the city provided to News 6 Thursday. The city also acknowledged that
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