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Daylight Saving Time watering rules: Odd-numbered addresses water on Wednesday/Saturday Even-numbered addresses water on Thursday/Sunday Nonresidential properties water on Tuesday/Friday Remember: No watering is allowed between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Reclaimed water is not available on Mondays Water only when needed and no more than one hour per zone These restrictions apply to all water sources, including private wells and pumps, ground and surface water, and water from public and private utilities. For more information about these restrictions, visit…

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Join Orange City’s Youth Advisory Council and the Village Improvement Association Orange City Woman’s Club for a special Reading in the Park event. This event will be fun way for kids to explore and grow their love of reading with literacy focused crafts and activities, FREE books for kids, story time, vendors and much more!

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The Youth Advisory Council’s goal is to engage, evaluate, and review problems facing Orange City’s youth and to make recommendations to the City Council on matters that affect this demographic. Real world experience with elected officials Develop leadership skills Formal role in decision making Great experience for college applications Meetings are held monthly, 2ndWednesday at 4 pm Who can apply? Students that attend University High School or Orange City residents that attend University High School, a local private high school,…

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On Thursday, February  2, 2023, the City will be performing utilities improvements on E. Graves Avenue between Veteran Memorial Parkway and Kentucky Avenue. This job will be subject to a lane closure along E. Graves Avenue between these two roadways. One travel lane will be maintained and flaggers will be used to slow traffic thru work area. The work will be carried out at night from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am, weather conditions permitting.

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Orange City’s Youth Advisory Council needs children’s books for an upcoming Reading in the Park event!  If you have any used or new children’s books that you do not need anymore – pre-school, elementary and middle school-aged preferred – please donate them.  Book donation boxes are located in City Hall, 205 E. Graves Ave, and in the City Clerk’s Office, 229 E. Graves Ave. The book donation ends January 26. Thank you for your support!

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DUKE ENERGY cordially invites you to attend the launch for the Neighborhood Energy Saver Program. Monday, January 30th, 2023 from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. A FREE meal will be provided Sorosis Club of Orange City 222 E. University Ave. Orange City, FL 32763 Please call ahead to reserve your space & meal: 855.227.2918 What is the Duke Energy Neighborhood Energy Saver Program? Duke Energy will assess your home to determine if you qualify for FREE attic insulation, duct sealing and…

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Colin’s Dream Skate Park at Coleman Park is currently closed for construction.  Decking is being installed and it may take up to 90 days for construction to be completed.  We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause but we hope this improvement is something the skate park users will enjoy. The Coleman Park basketball court, Evelyn D. Robinson Playground and pavilion are open during the construction.

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The City of Orange City Utility billing department is excited to announce a new water billing monitoring system! The new all-in-one website will allow you to view real-time consumption data, specify billing and usage thresholds and receive proactive consumption alerts.  Sign up and register your account on our new all-in-one website simply by following this link: https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/orangecityfl/utilities To complete the process, please have your new account number and last amount paid. If you are already registered for our new Online…

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Soon we will be updating our Community Showcase Videos located at the bottom of our homepage. For more information, please visit the link to the press release video below! .

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Orange City’s water system has undergone significant rehabilitation over the past several years with more underway. The City of Orange City Public Works Department (Utilities Division) started construction on a project to improve potable water quality in Orange City. This project includes replacing selected aging water mains and service connections over a period of 2 to 3 years. Construction techniques that minimize water service outage will be used. Water service to affected households or businesses may experience a temporary shut-off…

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