Lake County public meetings in 2025

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a State of the County presentation and elect a Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The meeting includes a consent agenda with various contracts, grant applications, and property transfers.

• Approval of $61.6 million in Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds for a rental project in Leesburg
• Budget transfer of $102,988 for a fire station alerting system at Fire Station 91 in Mascotte
• Seventh Amendment to Inmate Healthcare Services Agreement with Wellpath, LLC for $643,456.04
• Grant applications to FDOT for transit services totaling up to $1.93 million
• Donation of property at 31039 Lake Mack Road to Northeast Lake Community Outreach, Inc.

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority board will consider several consent agenda items, including approval of Contract #25-448 for hydrogeotechnical engineering services and a fourth amendment to its Management Services Agreement. Additional items include a surplus inventory disposal, a staff water‑resources report, and updates on stormwater regulatory standards and the FY 2026‑2027 budget calendar. The board will also receive updates on communications, recreation projects, and upcoming public events.

• Approval of Contract #25-448 for Hydrogeotechnical Engineering (Professional Services)
• Approval of Fourth Amendment to Management Services Agreement
• Surplus of Inventory Item #357
• Water Resources Monthly Staff Report – Justin Elkins
• Stormwater/Floodplain Higher Regulatory Standards Update – Jordan Salinger

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners and the Mount Dora City Council will hold a joint workshop. They will present and discuss the current Joint Planning Agreement and consider the proposed Northeast Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) expansion. No formal decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Overview and History of the Joint Planning Agreement
• Presentation of Current Joint Planning Agreement
• Discussion and Direction on Joint Planning Agreement
• Overview of Northeast CRA Expansion
• Discussion of Northeast CRA Expansion

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of consent agenda items, budget transfers, contracts, and ordinance proposals. Key actions include a $3,394,574 budget transfer for Public Works resurfacing, a $1,498,987 amendment to a Sourcewell contract, and approval of a $104,283 Emergency Management Performance Grant. The board will also adopt a municipal services taxing unit ordinance and settle a $150,100 workers’ compensation claim. Additional items cover zoning updates, housing grant agreements, and appointments to the Planning & Zoning Board.

• Approve $3,394,574 budget transfer from General Fund Resurfacing Reserves to Public Works resurfacing (Tab 11)
• Approve $1,498,987 amendment to Sourcewell contract for site preparation and infrastructure (Tab 8)
• Approve $104,283 Emergency Management Performance Grant and $3,260 unanticipated revenue resolution (Tab 6)
• Settle workers' compensation claim for $150,100 (Tab 4)
• Adopt ordinance establishing a Municipal Services Taxing Unit for unincorporated Lake County (Tab 12)

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority board will vote on Contract #25-438A-C and a related funding request for Chuck Groves to provide geological and hydrogeologic services. The meeting also includes routine approvals such as the FY2026 Water Resources Improvement Grant and a retroactive bank transfer. Additional agenda items cover stormwater conveyance, property presentations, and a sustainable infrastructure presentation.

• Approve Contract #25-438A-C and funding request for Chuck Groves geological services
• Approval of FY2026 Water Resources Improvement Grant program application updates
• Approval of retroactive bank transfer from United Bobby Bonilla Bank to Truist
• Presentation on Duda Road stormwater conveyance area
• Presentation on Sustainable Infrastructure by Freedom Energy Tech

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review a series of infrastructure contracts, transit grants, and property transfers. Key items include a major road construction award and the proposed creation of a Municipal Services Taxing Unit for law enforcement.

• Award of Citrus Grove Road Phase 2 construction project to Southern Development & Construction Inc. for $10,747,474
• Proposed Ordinance to establish a Municipal Services Taxing Unit for law enforcement services via the Lake County Sheriff’s Office
• FDOT Public Transit Block Grant Agreement for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 totaling $1,945,244
• Issuance of Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds not to exceed $29,000,000 for a rental project in Leesburg
• Contract with OM Engineering Services, Inc. for Lake Amos Basin design services estimated at $424,056.60

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on November 18, 2025. The agenda includes a separate meeting for the Mt. Plymouth-Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board. The meeting will be held in person with limited occupancy and will be available virtually via Zoom.

• Mt. Plymouth-Sorrento CRA Board meeting
• Regular Board of County Commissioners session
• Public comment period available
• Meeting available virtually via Zoom

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will vote on several consent agenda items, including a $614,510 budget transfer for road improvements on David Walker Drive and a $100 right‑of‑way dedication for Waterstone Phase II. It will also adopt resolutions for a housing finance authority bond program and a joint planning agreement amendment, both with no fiscal impact. Public hearings on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments are scheduled, followed by an annexation report and a closed‑session on collective bargaining negotiations.

• Adopt resolution for the Housing Finance Authority to issue multifamily housing revenue bonds (no fiscal impact).
• Approve First Amendment to the Joint Planning Agreement between the City of Groveland and Lake County (no fiscal impact).
• Approve amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Tavares and transfer $614,510 from MSTU Roads‑Resurfacing to MSTU Roads‑Aids‑Govt Agencies for improvements on David Walker Drive.
• Approve right‑of‑way dedication for Waterstone Phase II in the City of Mascotte (estimated $100 impact).
• Conduct public hearings on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider and vote on a range of items including a $1.36 million grant for substance‑abuse and mental‑health services, several infrastructure contracts and grant appropriations, and a proposed revision to the Wellness Way Landscape Ordinance. Items on the consent agenda cover a closed session on collective bargaining, a revised salary scale, and an interlocal agreement with the City of Minneola. Additional agenda items include road and park projects, a lease for property at 401 South Bloxam Avenue, and public comment.

• Approve $1,362,053 annual grant for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (Tab 20)
• Approve Contract 25‑923 with D.E. Scorpio Corp for fire‑station wind mitigation and accept $631,011 Hazard Mitigation Grant plus $445,717 budget transfer (Tab 8)
• Approve $285,000 Stormwater Treatment Grant for Sun Eden water‑quality improvements (Tab 15)
• Approve $553,028 grant for Britt Road right‑of‑way acquisition (Tab 16)
• Discuss revisions to the Wellness Way Landscape Ordinance (Tab 21)

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority board will consider several project updates and approvals, including funding requests for services, restoration projects, and educational initiatives. They will also review the draft annual report and the status of ongoing litigation. The meeting includes public comment and routine administrative items.

• Approve Surplus of Inventory Item #377 (Chuck Groves)
• Approval of Funding Requests for Various Services (Chuck Groves)
• NuRF – Lake Apopka Education & Recreation Opportunities (Gallus Quigley)
• Lake Denham Restoration and Planning (Justin Elkins)
• Lake Yale Alum Treatment and Restoration Project Update (Justin Elkins)

Board of County Commissioners

Commissioners will vote on multiple public‑safety grants, including a $12.45 million FEMA SAFER grant to hire 36 firefighters and purchase protective gear. They will also accept a $150,000 state drone grant and approve a $25,405 cybersecurity contract for the 9‑1‑1 communications center. Additional items include a $474,953 annual health department contract and a $200,000 roofing services contract for county facilities.

• Accept $150,000 Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement drone grant (Tab 11)
• Approve $12,454,664.76 FEMA SAFER grant and $4,664,578.18 county match for 36 firefighters and gear (Tab 12)
• Approve $25,405.10 cybersecurity services contract for 9‑1‑1 center (Tab 13)
• Approve $474,953 annual core contract with Lake County Department of Health (Tab 15)
• Approve $200,000 roofing repair services contract with Advanced Roofing, Inc. and others (Tab 16)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda item to authorize the County Attorney to retain Greenberg Traurig for the Gaston v. City of Leesburg case before the U.S. Supreme Court. The meeting also includes a discussion on the County’s participation in an administrative challenge to the proposed Treasure Trove single‑family subdivision, an annexation report, and public hearings on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments.

• Authorize County Attorney to engage Greenberg Traurig for the Gaston v. City of Leesburg Supreme Court case (fiscal impact undetermined).
• Discuss Lake County's role in an administrative challenge to the Treasure Trove single‑family subdivision (no fiscal impact).
• Public hearings on rezonings, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments (see separate agenda).
• Annexation report presentation.
• Commissioner reports and regular agenda items.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a workshop to discuss Transfer of Development Rights (TDR). The session includes updates from the JPA, the Lake County Conservation Strategy, and a report on TDR approaches in Florida.

• JPA updates
• Lake County Conservation Strategy
• TDR Report
• Review of innovative TDR approaches in Florida

Board of County Commissioners

The committee is discussing the purpose and criteria for acquiring public lands and trails. Members will provide direction on bond amounts and establish scoring systems for property nominations.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of 2026 Meeting Schedule
• Discussion on bond amounts for land acquisition
• Establishment of scoring system criteria for public lands, trails, and greenways
• Determination of property nomination submission timeframes

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority is meeting to review the 2030 Comprehensive Plan and a flood insurance assessment. The board will consider several service contracts and a funding request for Trout Lake.

• Contract #25-446 for Agricultural Chemicals
• Contract #25-407 for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Services
• Annual Insurance Policy Renewal with Florida Municipal Insurance Trust (FMIT) for FY 2025-2026
• FY26 Funding Request for Trout Lake
• Resolution 2002-165 regarding Lake Palatlakaha Regulatory Signage

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will consider adopting a five-cent local fuel tax, approving Fiscal Year 2026 fee schedules, and approving various contracts and agreements totaling over $1.3 million.

• Adoption of a Five-Cent Local Option Fuel Tax
• Approval of FY2026 fee schedules
• Agreement with LifeStream for substance abuse services ($1.36M)
• Agreement with Adventist Health System for traffic signal ($300K)
• Interlocal Agreement with Clermont for pickleball courts ($100K)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will vote on the FY2026 tentative millage rates and the FY2026 budget, with a final public hearing scheduled for September 23. Several consent agenda items will be approved, including contracts for a multi‑function device lease, road resurfacing, and a roadway improvement agreement. The Board will also consider public‑hearing resolutions for solid waste, fire, and municipal service benefit assessments, and adopt the Transportation Improvement Program for FY2026.

• Approve Contract 25-425 for a high‑speed multi‑function device lease ($40,465 annual impact)
• Approve Contract 25-737 with Superior Asphalt for road resurfacing in Astor ($128,739.50, grant‑funded)
• Approve Roadway Improvement Agreement with Trinity Land Co. for CR 470/CR 48/CR 33 intersection ($2,006,489.93 impact fee credit)
• Approve seventh amendment to Interlocal Agreement with City of Fruitland Park for park upgrades ($100,000 expenditure)
• Adopt solid waste assessment resolution for FY2025‑26 ($30,556,114 revenue estimate)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will discuss filing an Administrative Hearing Petition to challenge a St. Johns River Water Management District permit for the Treasure Trove Development in Leesburg. The meeting also includes a public hearing session on rezoning and conditional use permits, an annexation report, and routine commissioner and manager reports.

• Public hearing on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments (see separate agenda)
• Annexation report presentation
• Discussion on filing a petition to challenge the St. Johns River Water Management District permit for Treasure Trove Development
• County Attorney report
• County Manager report

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority is meeting to approve several contracts and interlocal agreements. The board will also discuss the Stormwater & Floodplain Program and establish legislative priorities for 2026.

• Contract #25-404 for Architectural Services On-Call
• Contract #25-443 for Emergency Waterway Debris Removal Services
• Annual Interlocal Agreement with the Lake County Sheriff
• Bank transfer from Bank United to Truist
• Appointment to the Public Lands and Trails Acquisition Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will vote on several financial actions, including accepting a $1,000,000 Florida Legislative Appropriations grant for the South Lake County Public Safety Complex. It will also approve reimbursements, vehicle purchases, housing voucher funding, and various contracts and road transfers. Additional discussion will cover 2026 legislative priorities and transportation funding mechanisms.

• Accept $1,000,000 grant for South Lake County Public Safety Complex (Tab 8)
• Reimburse Lake County Sheriff's Office $411,576.52 from State Law Enforcement Trust Fund (Tab 4)
• Purchase two 2025 Ford Maverick trucks for approx. $29,055 each and allocate $73,000 for related equipment (Tab 6)
• Adopt unanticipated revenue resolutions to fund Housing Choice Voucher ($315,811) and Emergency Housing Voucher ($380,708) programs (Tabs 11‑12)
• Approve road transfer of Smith Road (CR 2010) to City of Mascotte and related deed donation (Tab 16)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct the Mt. Plymouth-Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board Meeting. The specific items for discussion are contained in a separate attached agenda.

• Mt. Plymouth-Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board Meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will vote on a series of consent agenda items, including a $2,713,645.13 HUD Community Development Block Grant Consolidated Plan and related sub‑recipient agreements. It will also consider budget transfers of $122,300 and $500,000 for Facilities Management repairs, a $620,000 advertising contract for transit vehicles, and a $105,806 Emergency Management grant. Additional items include a $675,000 real‑estate purchase for the Britt Road Repair Project and presentations on FY 2026 infrastructure sales‑tax projects.

• Approve 2025‑2029 CDBG Consolidated Plan and related sub‑recipient agreements ($2,713,645.13 grant‑funded)
• Approve $500,000 budget transfer to Facilities Management – Repair and Maintenance
• Approve $620,000 contract with Vector Media Holding Corp. for transit vehicle advertising (five‑year cost)
• Accept $105,806 Emergency Management Preparedness and Assistance Trust Fund Base Grant
• Approve Real Estate Purchase for Britt Road Repair Project ($675,000 plus closing costs)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review the proposed budget for the Property Appraiser for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The meeting also includes public hearings on rezonings and appointments to the Parks, Recreation and Trails Advisory Board.

• Discussion and direction on the Property Appraiser's Fiscal Year 2025-26 Proposed Budget
• Public hearings on Rezonings, Conditional Use Permits, and Comprehensive Plan Amendments
• Appointments or reappointments for the Parks, Recreation and Trails Advisory Board (Districts 1, 3, and 5)

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority will review a presentation on the Cherry Lake Dam Rehabilitation Project. The board is also considering a resolution to adopt the Lake County Local Mitigation Multi-Jurisdictional Plan.

• Funding request for Contract#25-406 Civil Engineering Services On-Call
• Expenditure increase and contract adjustments for Stevens & Stevens, Inc. Business Records Management Services
• WSP Presentation on Cherry Lake Dam Rehabilitation Project
• Resolution to adopt Lake County Local Mitigation Multi-Jurisdictional Plan
• Hazard Mitigation Grant Submission Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will vote on a Supplemental Roadway Improvement Agreement to construct about 1.25 miles of new roadway between 5 Mile Road and Hartwood Marsh Road, costing $7,393,241.72. Other items include terminating an ARPA-funded interlocal agreement with the Town of Montverde ($1,557,307.78), approving a fire‑rescue contract for a Pierce Tanker Pumper ($1,120,876), and authorizing housing voucher program amendments ($403,908). The meeting also covers various consent agenda items such as proclamations, ordinance amendments, and fee waivers.

• Approve $7,393,241.72 roadway improvement for Wellness Way and Hancock Road Extension (Tab 15)
• Approve purchase of one Pierce Tanker Pumper for fire rescue, estimated fiscal impact $1,120,876 (Tab 7)
• Terminate Interlocal Agreement with Town of Montverde related to ARPA funds, fiscal impact $1,557,307.78 (Tab 5)
• Approve $878,274 reduction in impact fees for Urick Street Apartments affordable‑housing project (Tab 13)
• Approve $403,908 grant‑funded amendments to Section 8 Project‑Based Voucher programs for LifeStream Behavioral Center and City of Leesburg (Tab 10)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several funding agreements, including a major trail project and tourism marketing. The meeting also includes the initiation of annual assessment rolls for fire, solid waste, and wastewater services.

• Colocation of Trail Agreement with Central Florida Expressway Authority for $17,370,738.72
• Tourist Development Tax funding for UCF Athletics partnership not to exceed $565,874
• Contract with Bulldog Sitework, LLC for P.E.A.R. Park Improvements Phase 1 for $967,785.18
• Initial Assessment Resolutions for Fire ($52,147,000) and Solid Waste ($30,556,114) fees
• Public hearing for the 2025 Mt. Plymouth Sorrento Community Redevelopment Plan Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a roundtable discussion regarding Joint Planning Agreements. The meeting includes presentations on municipal questionnaire results, planning partnerships, and transportation planning.

• Joint Planning Agreement process and updates
• Municipal questionnaire results presented by Levey Consulting
• Lake County Planning Partnership presentation
• Transportation planning through JPAs

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several high-cost infrastructure and public safety contracts. Key items include a regional park agreement and street lighting installation. The board will also consider speed limit reductions on three county roads.

• Interlocal Agreement for Golden Triangle Regional Park - East Campus: $13,500,000 (FY2024-FY2032)
• Lighting Services Agreement for 1.4 miles of Hancock Road: $1,061,000 capital expenditure
• Local Provider Participation Fund (LPPF) Assessments for FY2026: $39,139,650 revenue/expense
• Live Move Up Module (MUM) 9-1-1 Application: $239,321 for FY2025
• Speed limit reductions from 55 MPH to 45 MPH on CR 42 and CR 474

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will hold a workshop on agricultural lands. Staff and external speakers will present on Florida agriculture, land conservation, state and federal programs, and local farming challenges. The meeting includes a discussion period but no formal actions are scheduled.

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority will discuss updates regarding Lake Denham restoration and parcels at Lake Yale and the Chambers Conservation Tract. The board will also review a Water Atlas presentation and various staff reports.

• Lake Denham Restoration update
• Lake Yale Parcel update by Bio-Tech Consulting
• Chambers Conservation Tract Proposal update by Bio-Tech Consulting
• City of Mascotte Grant Agreement
• M-1 Dam FEMA Site Inspection Report

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will receive presentations on the FY 2026 Proposed Budget Summary and the Lake County Water Authority's tentative budget. The meeting includes decisions on public safety equipment, infrastructure repairs, and various grant agreements.

• Proposed FY 2026 Budget Summary and Lake County Water Authority tentative budget
• Expenditure of $250,000 for Office of Public Safety uniforms with Gall’s, LLC
• Expenditure of $146,530 for design services for the new Supervisor of Elections lease
• Grant application for Transportation Disadvantaged Trip and Equipment with a $95,813 county match
• Expenditure of $99,630.29 for a Fire Station 56 alerting system

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will conduct a Comprehensive Plan Joint Workshop on June 10, 2025 at 2:00 PM in Tavares. Commissioners and staff will present information, allow public comment, and discuss the county’s comprehensive plan. No formal actions or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is informational and for discussion only.

• Pledge of Allegiance
• Introductions
• Presentations on the Comprehensive Plan
• Public comment period
• Discussion among commissioners and staff

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to conduct public hearings regarding rezonings, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments. The meeting also includes reports from the county attorney, county manager, and commissioners.

• Public hearings on rezonings, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will conduct a Charter County Workshop. The meeting includes an introduction, a pledge of allegiance, a staff presentation, and a discussion. No formal actions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Introduction
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Presentation
• Discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners is holding a third day of a budget workshop to review proposed fiscal year 2026 budgets for nine county departments, including Building Services, Code Enforcement, and Fire Rescue.

• Office of Building Services FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Code Enforcement FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Economic Development FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Planning & Zoning FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Animal Services FY 2026 budget presentation

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority is meeting to discuss the FY 2026 budget summary and recommended millage rate. The board will also consider funding requests for surveying and janitorial contracts, as well as grant applications for water resources.

• FY 2026 Budget Summary and Recommended Millage Rate
• Funding Request for Contract#25-405 Professional Surveying Services
• Funding Request for Contract#25-432 Janitorial Services
• FDEP Distributed Wastewater Treatment System application for Crooked River Preserve
• 3 Year Contract Renewal with FWC for Aquatic Plant Management Services

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a series of contracts, budget transfers, and grant agreements. Key actions include a $4,813,446 road construction and engineering package with a $3,314,644 federal grant, a $222,561 reallocation of CDBG funds, and several infrastructure service contracts. The meeting also includes approval of library design services, on‑call facility construction contracts, and various proclamations.

• Tab 21: Approve a Local Agency Program agreement, a $3,314,644 FDOT grant, and a $1,498,802 budget transfer for County Road 452 construction (total fiscal impact $4,813,446).
• Tab 13: Approve a $222,561 budget transfer within the Community Development Block Grant from rent assistance to food assistance.
• Tab 14: Approve Contract 24-473 for design services for Cagan Crossing Library Second Floor, estimated cost $398,199.
• Tab 15: Approve Contracts 25-904A through 25-904L for on‑call facility construction services, estimated annual cost $184,000.
• Tab 16: Approve Contracts 25-505A & 25-505B for asphaltic concrete supplies, estimated cost $243,000.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet as the Mt. Plymouth-Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board. The agenda includes a discussion regarding proposed revisions to the meeting's agenda.

• Discussion regarding proposed revisions to the agenda

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a Day 2 departmental budget workshop. Commissioners will hear updates and proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budgets from six county offices, including Extension Services, Fairgrounds & Special Events, Housing & Community Services, Library Services, Visit Lake, and Parks & Water Resources. The meeting is for staff presentations and discussion; no formal actions are listed.

• Office of Extension Services – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Fairgrounds & Special Events – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Housing & Community Services – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Library Services – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Parks & Water Resources – FY 2026 budget presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including a $49,078 court judgment, a human‑trafficking ordinance amendment, and a $61 relocation agreement. They will also consider major infrastructure actions such as a $500,000 FDOT grant for the CR 466A project, $275,000 traffic‑striping contracts, and a $625,000 increase to a storm‑water pipelining contract. Additional items include a lease for the Supervisor of Elections office, appointments to the Public Lands and Trails Advisory Committee, and a $500 stop‑sign project. Public hearings on rezoning and comprehensive‑plan amendments are also scheduled.

• $500,000 grant and revenue for Local Agency Program agreement with FDOT for CR 466A planning and environmental analysis (Tab 6)
• $275,000 contracts with J&L General Services, McShea Contracting, P&P Striping, and Tru‑Mark for traffic striping (Tab 7)
• Increase of stormwater pipelining contract with Nu‑Pipe to up to $625,000 FY2025 (Tab 8)
• Lease Agreement with The Marketplace Tavares, LLC for Supervisor of Elections office: $121,773.58 FY2025 and $269,296.68 FY2026 (Tab 11)
• Installation of two stop signs and four all‑way plaques at Bay Road and Dodson Cutoff, $500 (Tab 13)

Board of County Commissioners

On May 5, 2025 the Lake County Board of County Commissioners convened a departmental budget workshop. Commissioners and staff received updates and proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget presentations from eight county offices. The meeting was informational and did not include formal actions.

• Office of Human Resources/Risk Management – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Information Technology – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Communications – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Facilities Management – FY 2026 budget presentation
• Office of Fleet Management – FY 2026 budget presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a community meeting at First Baptist Church. The agenda consists of departmental overviews and a discussion period.

• Public Works Department overview
• Lake County Sheriff's Office overview
• Office of Fire Rescue overview
• Office of Code Enforcement overview

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority board will discuss a funding request for the Marine Patrol, involving representatives from the City of Clermont, LCSO, and the City of Tavares. Additional agenda items include updates on Lake Apopka restoration, invasive plant management, water‑quality monitoring in the Clermont and Harris Chain of Lakes, and a second budget workshop presentation. The meeting also features a financial audit presentation for FY 2023‑2024 and several consent agenda items such as a sludge removal project and a dam assessment report.

• Marine Patrol Funding Request (City of Clermont, LCSO, City of Tavares)
• Lake Apopka Restoration SJRWMD Update
• FWC Invasive Plant Management Update
• FWC Clermont & Harris Chain of Lakes Water Quality Monitoring
• 2nd Budget Workshop Presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss funding for affordable housing and a prohibition of unauthorized aliens in unincorporated areas. The meeting includes a presentation of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and a review of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget.

• Proposed $460,000 contribution for affordable housing units
• Subrecipient Agreement with Lake Cares, Inc. for a mobile food pantry project not to exceed $422,511
• FDOT Section 5311 Rural Operating Grant totaling $800,000 ($400,000 grant and $400,000 county match)
• U.S. Department of Justice grant of $200,000 for Lake County Sheriff’s Office mental health and wellness
• Development Agreement to resurface approximately 5,200 square yards of Goose Creek Road

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a workshop to discuss the Wellness Way Master Plan and the MSTU. The meeting includes background information on the Lake County citrus industry and a question and answer session.

• Discussion of the Wellness Way Master Plan
• Overview of the MSTU
• Review of the MSTU Wellness Way
• Background information on the Lake County citrus industry

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will consider and vote on several items, including a $15 million agreement with the City of Minneola to construct Citrus Grove Road Phase II, a $5.27 million collective bargaining agreement for the Professional Firefighters of Lake County union, and purchases and budget transfers for library courier vans, armed security services, and other projects. Additional actions include approving a $175,619.59 liability claim settlement, adopting several proclamations, and appointing members to advisory councils. The meeting also features a public comment period and various informational presentations.

• Roadway Improvement Agreement with City of Minneola for Citrus Grove Road Phase II – $15,000,000
• Collective Bargaining Agreement for Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 3990 – $5,266,893 (FY 2025)
• Purchase of two library courier vans funded by Infrastructure Sales Tax – $98,532
• Contract for Armed Security Services to Buena Vista Security – $306,500 annual
• Liability claim settlement from a motor vehicle accident – $175,619.59

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board will consider a consent agenda item to approve a proposal from Forefront Architectural + Engineering for design services for the Supervisor of Elections, contingent on a lease for existing retail space in the City of Tavares, with an estimated fiscal impact of $72,700. The Board will also consider a resolution supporting Executive Order 25-44, "Ensuring Government Efficiency," and will designate a staff point of contact. Public hearings on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments are scheduled on the agenda (see separate agenda). Standard reports and commissioner reports will be presented as well.

• Approve design services proposal from Forefront Architectural + Engineering for Supervisor of Elections (estimated cost $72,700)
• Approve lease agreement for existing retail space in the City of Tavares
• Resolution supporting Executive Order 25-44, "Ensuring Government Efficiency" and designation of staff point of contact
• Public hearings on rezoning, conditional use permits, and comprehensive plan amendments
• Standard reports from County Attorney, County Manager, and commissioner reports

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority will review proposed fee schedules for Fiscal Year 2026 and hold its first budget workshop presentation. The board will also consider a funding request for Marine Patrol from the City of Tavares and the LCSO.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Proposed Fee Schedules
• Marine Patrol Funding Request from City of Tavares and LCSO
• 1st Budget Workshop Presentation
• Hickory Point Recreation Complex Update
• Pine Meadows Conservation Area Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a second public hearing on updating land development regulations for solar and resiliency facilities. The meeting also includes several grant acceptances for transit and public safety infrastructure.

• Second public hearing to amend Land Development Regulations regarding Resiliency and Solar Facilities
• Contract 24-942 with On Computer Services, LLC for $178,705.70 for UPS and Bypass Switch Refresh
• Contract 24-943 with CJ’s Sales and Service of Ocala, Inc. for $279,812.05 for Generator and Transfer Switch Refresh
• Acceptance of three Federal Transit Administration grants totaling $13,808,439
• Increase of expenditure limits for Hamilton Staffing Solutions, Inc. to $100,000 for Hurricane Milton sheltering

Board of County Commissioners

The Mount Plymouth-Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee will meet to discuss public safety and redevelopment planning. The session includes a presentation on a CRA plan update and options for enhanced public safety.

• Lake County Sheriff’s Office presentation on public safety options in the CRA
• CRA Plan Update presentation by Inspire Placemaking
• Discussion on the location of future advisory committee meetings
• Approval of December 10, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a $1.9 million public transit grant application and various infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes a public hearing on land development regulations for solar and resiliency facilities.

• 2026 Public Transit Block Grant application with an estimated $1,945,244 fiscal impact
• Budget transfer of $314,830 for Orange Street and Sorrento Avenue roundabout design
• Real estate purchase for Lake Wekiva Trail Segment 2 - Phase A for $93,580 plus costs
• Interlocal Agreement for $110,000 for adaptive playground equipment at Lake Felter Park
• Public hearing on Ordinance amending Land Development Regulations for Solar and Resiliency Facilities

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss a professional planning services contract and hold public hearings on land use. The body is deciding on a contract to update the County's Comprehensive Plan.

• Contract 25-501 with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for professional planning services ($449,100)
• Public hearings on Rezonings, Conditional Use Permits, and Comprehensive Plan Amendments

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will review the county’s budget history and give an overview. Commissioners will present focus areas for fiscal year 2026. They will also discuss individual commissioner projects and priorities. The meeting is a budget strategies workshop held at the Emergency Operations Center.

• Pledge of allegiance
• Welcome by Chairman Campione
• Budget history and overview
• Fiscal Year 2026 focus areas
• Commissioner projects and priorities

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority board will review and act on several consent agenda items, including staff reports, interlocal agreements, and audit services. They will discuss and vote on the FY 2025 Water Resources Improvement Grant Program updates and special district goals. They will also consider a collaborative effort for emergency repairs of the M-1 Dam following Hurricane Milton. Additional updates will be provided on the Mid-Florida Materials Mt. Dora facility and property transfers.

• Approval of FY 2025 Water Resources Improvement Grant Program (WRIGP) Application Updates
• Approval of Special District Goals for FY25 and revised programs, activities, objectives, and performance measures
• Approve agreement with Forvis for annual governmental auditing services
• Collaborative State & Federal Efforts Emergency Repairs of M-1 Dam post Hurricane Milton
• BCC to LCWA Property Transfers

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several high-cost emergency storm recovery contracts and infrastructure projects. The meeting includes decisions on economic development grants, public safety equipment, and road improvements.

• Change orders for emergency storm debris removal and monitoring totaling $7,814,690
• Purchase of one Pierce custom pumper for $1,120,876
• Economic development incentive grants totaling $452,520.58 to Kroger, Ocado Solutions, and Encompass Health
• Funding of up to $150,000 for The Spring Games event
• Villa City Road safety project involving $3,648,865 in county expenditure

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving funding for the 2025 Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour, a window replacement project, and a public safety communications system. The agenda also includes the approval of ordinances regarding towing rates and open burning.

• Approve $80,000 for Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour at Venetian Gardens
• Approve $510,007 for DOE Energy Efficiency Window Replacement Project
• Approve $2,352 annual revenue for County-wide Public Safety Communications System
• Approve ordinance repealing towing service rate limits
• Approve ordinance repealing open burning regulations

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review the agenda of the Mt. Plymouth‑Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board. The CRA agenda is provided as a separate attachment. No other items are listed for discussion at this meeting.

• Mt. Plymouth‑Sorrento Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board agenda (see separate attachment)

Lake County Water Authority

The Lake County Water Authority will discuss the impacts of Hurricane Milton on Lake Holly and water quality improvements for NuRF property. The board will also receive updates on the Harris Chain from the FWC and a Basin Management Action Plan.

• Lake Holly Hurricane Milton impacts report
• NuRF Property water quality improvements
• FWC Harris Chain update
• Basin Management Action Plan presentation
• FEMA Public Assistance Program Reimbursement

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners will hold a community meeting at Ferndale Baptist Church on January 22, 2025. The agenda lists informational items from the Public Works Department, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, the Office of Parks & Trails, the Florida Wildlife Corridor, and the Office of Fire Rescue, followed by a board discussion. No specific decisions or votes are indicated in the agenda.

• Public Works Department presentation
• Lake County Sheriff’s Office update
• Office of Parks & Trails briefing
• Florida Wildlife Corridor discussion
• Office of Fire Rescue report

Board of County Commissioners

The Lake County Board of Commissioners will meet on January 21, 2025 to approve minutes, consent agenda items, and several ordinances and agreements. Key actions include adopting a $1,844,848 Florida Department of Transportation public transit block grant, approving a $652,000 Local Agency Program agreement for traffic safety improvements, and adopting an amended and supplemental budget for Fiscal Year 2025. Additional items cover a lease for the Sheriff's Office at 4215 County Road 561, a road transfer of Teague Trail/CR 25 to the Town of Lady Lake, and various code amendments.

• Accept FDOT Public Transit Block Grant Agreement for FY 2024‑2025 ($1,844,848 total, $922,424 county match).
• Approve Local Agency Program agreement with FDOT, appropriating $652,000 for traffic safety design on County Road 44.
• Adopt amended and supplemental budget for Fiscal Year 2025.
• Approve lease of commercial space at 4215 County Road 561 for the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.
• Approve road transfer of the south portion of Teague Trail/CR 25 (CR 7804) to the Town of Lady Lake (estimated $102 expenditure).

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will vote on a bond resolution authorizing up to $22,075,000 in capital improvement revenue bonds, with an estimated $30,322,937 fiscal impact over the loan life. Other agenda items include approvals of a consultant cost‑share agreement with Mount Dora ($12,500), a final plat for Las Colinas Phase 2 Tract 1 ($1,551 revenue), restoration land‑management contracts ($400,000), and applications for FDOT transit grants. The meeting also features public hearings on rezonings, appointments to the Parks, Recreation and Trails Advisory Board, and routine consent and minutes approvals.

• Bond Resolution authorizing up to $22,075,000 capital improvement revenue bond (estimated $30,322,937 impact)
• Interlocal Agreement with Mount Dora for consultant cost‑share to update Joint Planning Agreement ($12,500 expenditure)
• Acceptance of final plat for Las Colinas Phase 2 Tract 1 ($1,551 revenue)
• Contracts 24‑712 for restoration land management services ($400,000 expenditure)
• Application to FDOT Section 5310 Capital and Operating Grant (potential $1,044,414 grant‑funded, $476,046 county match)