Clean and Attractive Neighborhoods are great places to live – they create pride, deter crime, and increase property values. Participating in a project is also a great way to get to know your neighbors and address your neighborhood’s specifics needs. There are many ways to get started.

Neighborhood Services Division
Community Outreach

• Organize a neighborhood cleanup drive.
• Recognize great yards and landscapes.

Neighborhood Grants

• Find the money you need to improve your community.

Code Compliance

• Help enforce community codes by calling 311.

311

• Report graffiti by calling 311.

Environmental Protection Division

• Help take care of a neighborhood lake.
• Fertilize your lawn responsibly.
• Sponsor environmental and energy efficiency workshops for kids
  and adults, call (407-836-1400).
• Lend a hand as a community volunteer.

Institute of Food and Agricultural Services (UF|IFAS)

• Visit our Exploration Gardens and learn about native plants, pollinators and appropriate plants for the landscape, call (407) 254-9200.

Roads and Drainage Maintenance

• Help keep your neighborhood highway litter free call
  (407) 836-8040 or 311.

Comptroller's Office – Municipal Service Benefit Unit (MSBU)

• Find funds for new streetlights, wall construction, and common area maintenance call (407) 836-5770.

Housing and Community Development

• Seniors get a grant to make minor home improvements
  call (407) 836-5181.
• To repair code violations and unsafe conditions in your home
  call (407) 836-5181.

Water Division

• See if you qualify for a free residential irrigation inspection,
  call (407) 254-9850.

Solid Waste Division

• Properly manage household hazardous waste, large items
  and yard waste.
• Recycle items at home or in the community.

For more information, click on the
Clean & Attractive Neighborhoods Brochure.

Orange County Neighborhood Services Division
Community Outreach Section
2450 33rd Street, 2nd Floor
Orlando, FL. 32839

Email: OCNeighborhood@ocfl.net
Phone: (407) 836-4200

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