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- 6:00 PM
- The first (1st) and third (3rd) Monday of every month
- Commission Chambers
- 175 W Warren Avenue
- Longwood, FL 32750
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At the May 16 City Commission meeting the Commission proclaimed May 15 through May 21, 2022, as Emergency Medical Services Week in the City of Longwood. Deputy Fire Chief Troy Feist and his team of firefighters received the award. We would like to thank the Fire Department for everything they do to keep the community safe. |
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Our Longwood Fire Department crew at Station 15 had the pleasure of being the judges at the Longwood Battle of the Food Trucks on Saturday, 5/4. They were tasked with choosing the Best Entrée and Runner Up, as well as the Best Dessert and Runner Up. After debating over 20+ food trucks they were able to narrow the winners down! |
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The Longwood Police Department will host its 4th Annual Badges, Barbers, and Burgers event in July. This event provides school supplies, fresh hair cuts, and much, much more to students and families in need as they prepare for the 2022-23 school year!
We need YOU to partner with us !! Our local Staples store #1038 has generously agreed to provide us with these amazing supply packs to share in our backpacks — but first, they have to be purchased by amazing community members like YOU!
Please stop in and purchase one (or 10) today! We are in need of 450 to meet this year’s needs.
To purchase just visit here:
STAPLES
4215 W Lake Mary Boulevard
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Please be sure to tell them that the Longwood Police Department sent you!
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The City of Longwood Public Works and Police Department teamed up with Best Foot Forward on May 10, 2022, to enforce Florida’s driver yield laws during the largest crosswalk enforcement in Central Florida history to spotlight the importance of staying alert at all trail crossings.
These crosswalk enforcement actions are part of a greater, comprehensive effort to educate drivers about Florida’s driver yield laws and curb the pattern of aggressive behavior towards pedestrians. Plainclothes officers and Longwood staff crossed the streets of State Road 434 and Ronald Reagan Blvd during the operation, giving drivers ample time to yield as Florida law requires. Drivers who failed to comply were issued a warning or a citation starting at $164 and three points on their license.
Longwood issued 4 Warnings and 25 Citations.
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Hill's Tree Services recently gifted the Longwood Police Department, Corporal Steven Bryant, and Officer Tyler Thacker with these amazing wooden plaques as a thank you for their outstanding service.
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At the May 16 City Commission meeting the Commission proclaimed May 15 through May 21, 2022, as National Public Works Week in the City of Longwood. The Public Works Director, Shad Smith, and his team received the award. We would like to thank them for everything they do to keep the community clean and safe. |
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The City of Longwood utility customers can opt to enroll in a voluntary round-up/contribution program. Through this program, you can have your utility bill “round up” to the next highest dollar amount, make a monthly contribution, or make a one-time contribution of your choosing. The proceeds from the program will be used to help improve our parks and events. |
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On 5/31, SCPS and Summer BreakSpot are partnering to provide FREE breakfast and lunch meals to children 18 and under. The USDA requires all meals to be eaten on site. |
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Seminole County residents are encouraged to register for emergency alerts through Alert Seminole, Seminole County’s emergency notification and warning system. Residents can sign up to receive emergency alerts via text, e-mail, or voice call about a variety of potential public safety and environmental hazards, including:
- Significant weather events, including hurricanes, tornadoes, and severe thunderstorms
- Evacuations
- Shelter-in-place orders
- Emergency shelter information
- Highly disruptive road closures
- Boil water notices and other safety concerns
Participating residents will receive time-sensitive messages specific to their specified home or business location within Seminole County. Residents can unsubscribe to alerts at any time through their account.
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