Orlando, FL

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including contracts for a Camping World Stadium LED display upgrade, the Albert Shores septic-to-sewer project, and pre-construction agreements for a new fire station and fire training center. Other items include a resolution to approve a biosolids facilities plan, a grant for a youth climate action fund, and several land-use and permit approvals.

• Contract award to Mitsubishi Electric for Camping World Stadium LED display upgrade (RFP26-0459)
• Authorization to negotiate contract for Albert Shores septic-to-sewer project (RQS26-0384)
• Pre-construction agreement for Fire Station 13 design-build (RFP22-0347)
• Resolution to approve Biosolids Clean Water State Revolving Fund Facilities Plan
• Youth Climate Action Fund grant acceptance

The Orlando City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda including pre-construction agreements for a new Fire Training Center and Fire Station 13, as well as agreements advancing the Canopy project under I-4. The council also approved the DTO Historic Redevelopment Incentive Program with a 6-1 vote, and adopted several ordinances including annexation and rezoning for 2901 Corrine Drive.

• Approved consent agenda items 3a-l unanimously (7-0)
• Approved pre-construction agreement with McCree Design Builders for Fire Training Center ($749,816.59)
• Approved pre-construction agreement with H.J. High Construction for Fire Station 13 ($726,934)
• Approved Canopy project state grant agreement and use/occupancy agreements with FDOT
• Approved DTO Historic Redevelopment Incentive Program (6-1, Sheehan dissenting)
• Adopted ordinance annexing 2901 Corrine Drive (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance rezoning Lake Lorna Doone property to Public Use (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance changing zoning near Boggy Creek Road (7-0)

Agenda Review Meeting

This is a procedural Agenda Review meeting where the Orlando City Council discusses the upcoming regular meeting agenda. The only substantive action is accepting public comment on Consent Agenda items (A-L and Items 4-6). No specific ordinances, contracts, or rezonings are listed in the agenda text.

• Public comment period for Consent Agenda items A-L and Items 4-6 (CRA/NID/OPEB)
• Commissioner comments scheduled for Districts 1-6
• Meeting held hybrid via Zoom and in Council Chambers

The Orlando City Council held an agenda review meeting on August 10, 2026, but took no substantive actions. All commissioners present stated they had no concerns about the agenda, and the meeting was adjourned after brief comments. No votes or decisions were recorded.

• No decisions made; meeting was procedural only

City Council Workshop

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss a collaborative approach to safety, mobility, and enforcement, presented by the Transportation Department Director, Chief of Police, and Assistant City Attorney. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only session.

• Workshop item: A Collaborative Approach to Safety, Mobility, & Enforcement

The City Council held a workshop to discuss safety, mobility, and enforcement for e-bikes and other micro-mobility vehicles. Staff presented on education, engagement, enforcement, public safety challenges, and legal limitations, followed by discussion. No formal decisions, votes, or resolutions were taken during the workshop.

• No decisions made; workshop only

City Council Workshop

This is a City Council workshop featuring two informational updates. The council will hear a Property Tax Reform Update from CFO Jose Fernandez and a Budget Update from Assistant CFO Jason Wojkiewicz. No voting or public hearings are scheduled.

• Property Tax Reform Update presented by CFO Jose Fernandez
• Budget Update presented by Assistant CFO Jason Wojkiewicz

The City Council held a workshop to begin the FY2026-2027 budget process. The CFO presented an update on the proposed homestead property tax reform referendum and its potential revenue impacts, and the Assistant CFO presented the budget proposal totaling $1,880,245,000 with no millage rate increase. No formal votes or decisions were taken; the workshop was informational only.

• Heard property tax reform update (no action)
• Heard FY27 budget proposal of $1,880,245,000 (no action)

Agenda Review Meeting

The Orlando City Council held an Agenda Review meeting on July 13, 2026 to discuss the items that will appear on the upcoming council agenda. The meeting provided a public comment period on Consent Agenda items A‑L and items 4‑6, and included brief commissioner remarks. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or ordinances were presented for approval. The session concluded with an adjournment.

The Orlando City Council held an agenda review meeting on July 13, 2026, to discuss the upcoming agenda. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural, with commissioners stating they had been briefed or had no concerns. One public comment was noted regarding the Municipal Planning Board minutes, but no action was taken.

• No decisions made; meeting was procedural only

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and budget items, including proposed millage rates for the city and downtown districts. Notable items include playground replacement at Ivey Lane Park, security upgrades at KIA Center, and a contract for stormwater grounds maintenance. Several changes to the FY2025-2026 budget and pension committee minutes are also on the agenda.

• Proposed FY2026-2027 City millage rate of 6.6500
• Playground replacement at Ivey Lane Park (contract with Rep Services, Inc.)
• Security and access control changeover at KIA Center (Miller Electric Co.)
• Festival Park Courts renovation (Miniopolis LLC)
• Amendment for natural gas supply contract with Gas South, LLC

The Orlando City Council unanimously approved a STRIVE Program Agreement with TMRW Sports, Inc., a sports and technology company evaluating Orlando for its headquarters. The performance-based agreement supports the creation of 195 high-wage jobs over five years with an average annual wage of nearly $137,000 and an estimated $11 million capital investment. The council also approved the proposed FY 2026-2027 millage rate of 6.6500, marking the 13th consecutive year without a rate increase, and adopted several zoning and land use ordinances.

• Approved STRIVE Program Agreement with TMRW Sports, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved proposed FY 2026-2027 City millage rate of 6.6500 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-13 renaming Alexander Place to George Stuart Place (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-19 changing land use at 1600 Aaron Ave to Residential Low Intensity (4-2)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-21 for Brazilian SDA Church PD (4-2)
• Approved Joint Planning Agreement with Orange County (6-0)
• Approved $993,023.12 contract for Festival Park Courts Renovation (unanimous)
• Approved $1.53M annual vehicle upfit contract with Dana Safety Supply (unanimous)

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will vote on a consent agenda containing numerous routine approvals, including property acquisitions, service contracts, and equipment purchases. Key discussions involve securing land for the Fire Station 5 relocation, awarding design-build services for the Event Center, and updating contracts for water reclamation facilities and stormwater management. The council will also finalize agreements for public safety equipment at the KIA Center and renew software licensing for city operations.

• Acquisition of properties at 26/36 W. Crystal Lake Drive and 2506 Taylor Avenue for Fire Station 5 relocation
• Design-build contract award to Gilbane Building Company for the Event Center (RFP26-0371)
• Construction and blower improvement contract for the Conserv II Water Reclamation Facility (IFB26-0370)
• Service authorization with Geosyntec Consultants for Shingle Creek Watershed Model Refinement
• Weapons detection system installation at the KIA Center via GXC, Inc. (C26-0457)

The Orlando City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda covering multiple procurement contracts, board appointments, and special event agreements. Key actions include purchasing three properties to relocate Fire Station 5 and authorizing a $123 million biosolids drying services contract. The council also accepted minutes from the Board of Zoning Adjustment, Historic Preservation Board, and Municipal Planning Board.

• Approved acquisition of three properties for Fire Station 5 relocation (7-0)
• Approved $122.99M biosolids drying services contract amendment (7-0)
• Approved up to $61M design-build contract ranking for Event Center (7-0)
• Approved $3.41M blower improvements award for Conserv II Water Facility (7-0)
• Approved special event agreement with Cox Radio for Fireworks at the Fountain (7-0)
• Approved Microsoft Enterprise Agreement amendment worth $1.99M (7-0)
• Authorized $6.51M vehicle purchase contract via State of Florida agreement (7-0)
• Accepted and approved minutes/actions for BZA, Historic Preservation, and MPB boards

Agenda Review Meeting

This meeting is only procedural, covering call to order, public comment on the consent agenda, and commissioner comments. No substantive items or decisions are listed on this agenda.

This was a procedural agenda review meeting. No substantive decisions were made. The only action was the denial of Commissioner Ortiz's request to postpone Agenda Item 12.a, Ordinance No. 2026-18.

• Denied postponement of Ordinance 2026-18 (no vote recorded)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contract awards and amendments for construction, engineering, and services. Key items include Church Street Phase I roadway improvements, design services for the DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan, and appointment of a new Housing Director. Public hearings and general appearances are also scheduled.

• Appointment of Sonia Carnaval as Housing and Community Development Director
• Award to Atlantic Civil Constructors for Church Street Phase I roadway improvements
• Contract with CDM Smith for Edgewater Drive Complete Streets Segment-A CEI services
• Authorization for negotiation of DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan design services with Kimley-Horn
• Contract with SP Plus for event parking services

The City Council unanimously approved the $4M Church Street Phase I roadway improvements contract to create a curbless festival street. Sonia Carnaval was appointed as Housing and Community Development Director. The consent agenda including multiple contracts and appointments was approved unanimously.

• Awarded $4,015,082 Church Street Phase I roadway improvements to Atlantic Civil Constructors (unanimous)
• Confirmed appointment of Sonia Carnaval as Housing and Community Development Director (unanimous)
• Approved ranking and negotiation authorization for DTO 2.0 design services with Kimley-Horn (unanimous)
• Approved $945,000 annual OPD uniforms contract amendment with Galls LLC (unanimous)
• Approved $255,290 annual security guard services amendment with Allied Security (unanimous)
• Approved $205,000 landscaping contract amendment at Iron Bridge WRF (unanimous)
• Approved event parking services contract with SP Plus LLC (unanimous)
• Approved January 11, 2026, meeting minutes as written (unanimous)

City Council Workshop

The City Council workshop includes a presentation on the Pulse Memorial update and a debrief of the 2026 legislative session. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Pulse Memorial design update from Chief of Staff Heather Fagan and Borrelli + Partners
• Debrief of the 2026 state legislative session by Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Kyle Shephard

The workshop included updates on the Pulse Memorial design and 10-year remembrance events, plus a legislative update on state bills affecting Orlando. No votes or formal actions were taken.

Agenda Review Meeting

This is a procedural Agenda Review meeting where the City Council discusses the upcoming consent agenda. Public comments are accepted on consent items, but no specific ordinances, contracts, or other substantive items are detailed in this agenda.

The meeting was purely procedural: the council reviewed the upcoming agenda, took public comments on one CDBG funding agreement item, and heard commissioner notes. No votes or substantive actions were taken.

Agenda Review Meeting

This meeting is a procedural review of the consent agenda for the upcoming City Council meeting. No specific action items are listed in this agenda. The meeting includes public comment on consent items and commissioner comments.

The meeting was purely procedural, with no public comments and no commissioner concerns raised. No votes or substantive actions were taken.

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will consider a consent agenda containing numerous contracts and awards, including debris management and removal contracts with four firms, a design-build contract for the Orlando Fire Training Center Master Plan, and a lease amendment for police vehicles. The council will also vote on a budget amendment from the April 14 Budget Review Committee and a resolution approving the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Facilities Plan.

• Debris management contracts with AshBritt, Phillips Environmental, Southern Disaster Recovery, DRC Emergency Services
• Design-build for Orlando Fire Training Center Master Plan with McCree Design Builders
• Amendment to lease contract with Bancorp Bank for police vehicles
• KIA Center flooring replacement contract with International Flooring
• Bus transportation services contract with Orange County School Board

The Orlando City Council approved a consent agenda including major contracts, most notably a design-build contract for a new Fire Training Center. Other approvals include a $8.7M police vehicle lease amendment, debris management contracts, and grounds maintenance for Creative Village. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved design-build contract for Orlando Fire Training Center with McCree Design Builders (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Bancorp Bank police vehicle lease, estimated annual $8.7M (unanimous)
• Approved debris management contracts with AshBritt, Phillips Environmental, Southern Disaster Recovery, DRC Emergency Services (unanimous)
• Approved grounds maintenance contract for Creative Village with Aero Groundtek (unanimous)
• Approved KIA Center flooring replacement contract with International Flooring (unanimous)
• Approved City Hall use for CommUNITY Rainbow Run on June 6, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items 3a-l as presented (unanimous)
• Accepted meeting minutes from April 20, 2026 (unanimous)

City Council Workshop

The City Council will hold a workshop to receive presentations on two topics: an annual update from the Dr. Philips Center for the Performing Arts and an update on the Parking Division. No votes or formal actions are scheduled; the meeting is informational.

• Annual update from Dr. Philips Center (President & CEO Katherine Ramsberger)
• Parking Division update (Manager Scott Zollars)

The City Council held a workshop receiving presentations from the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and the Parking Division. No formal decisions, approvals, or denials were made during the workshop.

Agenda Review Meeting

This is a procedural Agenda Review meeting for the Orlando City Council. The main purpose is to allow public comment on consent agenda items before the formal council meeting. No specific items or decisions are listed in the agenda.

• No specific items detailed - only procedural agenda

The meeting was procedural, with no substantive decisions. Mayor Dyer moved Item 3.d.5 (Small and Local Business Enterprise Preference Policy) to be considered together with Item 12.a (Ordinance No. 2025-47), renaming it accordingly. Commissioners offered brief comments but no votes were taken.

• Moved item 3.d.5 to conjunction with item 12.a (unanimous without vote)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple items, including authorizing negotiation for design-build services for the Lake Eola Master Plan with Wharton-Smith, Inc. Other items include contracts for a community rainbow run, dog park construction, HVAC services, and various software and equipment purchases. Public comment is allowed on consent items before the meeting.

• Authorize CPO to negotiate design-build contract for Lake Eola Master Plan with Wharton-Smith, Inc.
• Award to APD Construction, LLC for Dog Park at the Grove project
• Contract with Track Shack for 2026 Community Rainbow Run
• Purchase of five Autocar/Heil refuse trucks via Florida Sheriffs Association contract
• Service authorization for wastewater engineering for Water Reclamation Strategic Asset Management Plan

The Council unanimously approved authorization for the Chief Procurement Officer to negotiate a design-build contract for Lake Eola Master Plan improvements with top-ranked firm Wharton-Smith. Other consented items included a new dog park at the Grove, HVAC contracts, and software agreements. All consent agenda items passed 7-0.

• Authorized negotiation of design-build contract for Lake Eola Master Plan with Wharton-Smith (unanimous)
• Approved $900,513.63 award to APD Construction for Dog Park at the Grove (unanimous)
• Approved $882,880 annual HVAC contract with Starr Mechanical (primary) and Climate Control (secondary) (unanimous)
• Approved $2,805,805 for refuse trucks via Florida Sheriffs Association contract (unanimous)
• Approved $515,277.54 for Commvault cloud backup software (unanimous)
• Approved $300,000 amendment for Siemens automation components (unanimous)
• Approved $219,948 service authorization for wastewater engineering services (unanimous)
• Approved amended parking license agreement with Coalition for the Homeless (unanimous)

Agenda Review Meeting

This meeting is procedural, allowing public comment on consent agenda items before the full council meeting. Council members may discuss items A-L and items 4-6 (CRA/NID/OPEB). No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed in this agenda.

The council conducted an agenda review meeting. All commissioners expressed no concerns about the agenda. No substantive decisions were made.

City Council Meeting

The City Council will vote on a consent agenda containing multiple contracts and service authorizations. Key items include awarding a construction contract for Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street improvements, approving solar panel installations at three city facilities, and authorizing engineering services for flood risk reduction and sewer projects.

• Award to Mercon Construction Co. for Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street improvements (District 4)
• Service authorization for Ventura Lake Roper Flood Risk Reduction Project (District 2)
• Service authorization for Corrine Drive Gravity Sewer Improvement Project (District 3)
• Three solar photovoltaic system design-build contracts at College Park Neighborhood Center, Dr. Smith Neighborhood Center, and Fire Station 14
• Contract amendment with Stryker Sales for powered ambulance cots ($ amount not specified)

The City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, including a $21.76 million contract with Mercon Construction Company for Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street improvements, a $3.4 million waste processing and disposal contract, and multiple other service authorizations. Item 3.d.5 (Small and Local Business Enterprise Program) was deferred to the next meeting.

• Approved consent agenda items 3a-l (7-0)
• Approved $21,759,997.01 Mercon Construction contract for Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street improvements (7-0)
• Approved $3,400,000 annual waste processing/disposal contract with multiple recyclers (7-0)
• Approved $728,019.04 Jacobs Engineering contract for Church Street Festival Street Phase II design (7-0)
• Approved $499,662.10 Drummond Carpenter contract for Ventura Lake Roper flood risk reduction (7-0)
• Approved $451,355.82 solar PV system at College Park Neighborhood Center (7-0)
• Approved $497,246.27 solar PV system at Dr. Smith Neighborhood Center (7-0)
• Deferred Item 3.d.5 Small and Local Business Enterprise Program to April 20, 2026

City Council Workshop

The City Council will receive an update on the Accelerate Orlando project from the Housing Initiative Manager. This is a workshop session with no formal votes or public hearings scheduled.

• Accelerate Orlando project presented by Jessica Frye

The workshop featured a presentation on the Accelerate Orlando Initiative, which uses ARPA funds to address homelessness and affordable housing. Council members discussed housing strategies but took no formal votes or decisions.

• No substantive decisions made during this workshop

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will consider a consent agenda including the appointment of Christina Martin as Transportation Department Director, renewal of the AmeriCorps VISTA program, and contracts for crossing guard services, health plan administration, and infrastructure projects. The agenda also includes updates to city policies. No separate public hearings are listed in the provided portion of the agenda.

• Appointment of Christina Martin as Transportation Department Director
• Renewal of AmeriCorps VISTA Program
• Contract award for crossing guard services to All City Management Services, Inc.
• Contracts for health plan administrative services with Aetna Life Insurance and Southern Scripts
• Engineering services contract for Edgewater Drive Complete Streets Segment A project

The City Council approved multiple contract amendments and service awards through the consent agenda. Key actions included confirming a new Transportation Department Director and approving various infrastructure and maintenance agreements.

• Accepted February 23, 2026, meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Accepted AmeriCorps VISTA Grant Applications for FY 2025 and 2026 (Unanimous)
• Confirmed appointment of Christina Martin as Transportation Department Director (Unanimous)
• Approved Commitment Agreement with Early Learning Coalition of Orange County (Unanimous)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with City Year Orlando, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved updates to senior staff policies and procedures (Unanimous)
• Approved contract ranking for crossing guard services with All City Management Services, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved contract rankings for health plan administrative services (Unanimous)

Agenda Review Meeting

The Orlando City Council will hold an Agenda Review meeting to discuss the upcoming council agenda. Attendees may submit written requests to speak on Consent Agenda items A‑K and 4‑6, and the council will hear public comments. Commissioners from Districts 1 through 6 will each provide comments on the consent agenda. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment.

• Call to Order
• Consent Agenda – Public Comment
• Consent Agenda – Commissioner Comments (District 1‑6)
• Adjourn

The Agenda Review meeting resulted in the removal of a Historic Preservation Board item regarding 215 E. Central Blvd from the consent agenda. The item was moved to New Business for discussion during the regular City Council meeting at 2:00 P.M. Public commenters agreed to speak during the City Council meeting instead.

• Moved Case #HPB2025-10297 (215 E. Central Blvd) from Consent Agenda to New Business

Agenda Review Meeting

This meeting is a procedural session where the City Council discusses an upcoming agenda. It serves as the designated time for the public to provide input on Consent Agenda items.

The February 23, 2026 agenda review meeting was held hybrid via Zoom and in the council chambers. No votes were taken; the only recorded action was Commissioner Roger Chapin declaring a conflict on Item 3.b.9 and abstaining from voting. Other commissioners offered comments, and Mayor Dyer announced there are no plans to demolish the Lubbe House. The meeting adjourned at 1:10 p.m.

• Commissioner Roger Chapin declared conflict and abstained from vote on Item 3.b.9 Award to Mears Transportation Group

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes an employment agreement for a sustainability coordinator, several contract amendments for city services, and awards for transportation, street resurfacing, and a design‑build project. The agenda also contains a pre‑construction agreement with Turner Construction for the 30 S. Orange Pocket Park and Lake Eola Gateway Entrance. These items will be acted on by a single vote unless the Mayor or Council separates them.

• Employment Agreement – Veronica Renzette, Sustainability Project Coordinator
• Amendment to Automated Logic contract for Building Automation System upgrade at Beardall Senior Center
• Award to Mears Transportation Group for Senior Transportation Services (N26-0230)
• Award to Middlesex Paving, LLC for resurfacing city streets (IFB26-0134)
• Pre‑Construction Agreement with Turner Construction for 30 S. Orange Pocket Park and Lake Eola Gateway Entrance

The Orlando City Council unanimously approved the meeting minutes, the consent agenda, and several contract amendments and awards. The most significant action was the approval of a $12,138,158.50 award to Middlesex Paving for resurfacing city streets. All votes were unanimous except Commissioner Chapin, who declared a conflict and abstained on the Mears Transportation award.

• Waived reading of minutes and accepted them (7-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items 3a‑k (6-0)
• Approved employment agreement for Veronica Renzette, Sustainability Project Coordinator (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment Three to Automated Logic contract, $413,650.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment Three to Starr Mechanical contract, $445,000.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment to Ameriscapes Landscape contract, $216,717.00 (unanimous)
• Approved award to Middlesex Paving, LLC for street resurfacing, $12,138,158.50 (unanimous)
• Commissioner Roger Chapin declared conflict and abstained on Mears Transportation award

Agenda Review Meeting

The Orlando City Council will meet to review the upcoming agenda and accept public comment on Consent Agenda items. The meeting will be held in person at City Hall and virtually via Zoom.

• Public comment on Consent Agenda items A-K and Items 4-6 (CRA/NID/OPEB)
• Commissioner comments on Consent Agenda items
• Meeting held in Council Chambers, 2nd Floor, Orlando City Hall
• Hybrid meeting format: in-person and Zoom
• Public comment deadline: 9 a.m. on the day of the meeting

The council met on February 9, 2026 for an agenda review. Mayor Buddy Dyer called the meeting to order at 11:03 A.M. and the body adjourned at 11:04 A.M. Commissioners reviewed the agenda and reported no concerns. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were taken.

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will meet to consider a consent agenda featuring multiple contract amendments, vehicle purchases, and a department director appointment. The body will also review actions from the Appearance Review Board, Development Review Committee, and Historic Preservation Board.

• Appointment of Rodney Williams as Department Director, Families, Parks and Recreation
• Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company for 'The Canopy' project
• Contract amendment with Axon Enterprises Inc. for Fleet 3 In-Car Cameras
• Award to MBF Industries to convert a Mobile Command Center into a Crisis Negotiation Vehicle
• Issuance of Capital Improvement Refunding Special Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A and 2026B

The Orlando City Council confirmed Rodney Williams as Director of Families, Parks and Recreation. It approved a series of contract amendments and awards, including a $362,744.72 amendment with Tetra Tech and a $30,000,000 guarantee for the "The Canopy" project. The Council also adopted a resolution authorizing the issuance of Capital Improvement Refunding Special Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A and 2026B. All actions were carried unanimously.

• Confirmed appointment of Rodney Williams as FPR Director (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment 1 to 2013 CRA loan agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment Four with Tetra Tech, $362,744.72 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Axon Enterprises contract, $985,000.00 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment with Paints & Coatings, $2,000,000.00 (unanimous)
• Awarded MBF Industries contract, $372,560.04 (unanimous)
• Approved Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with Whiting‑Turner for "The Canopy", $30,000,000.00 (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution authorizing issuance of Capital Improvement Refunding Special Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A and 2026B (unanimous)

City Council Workshop

The City Council workshop will present and discuss the 2026 DTOutlook Plan amendment, an expansion of the Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area boundary, and related Community Redevelopment Agency financing. The presentation is by David Barilla, Executive Director of the Community Redevelopment Agency. No formal Council action or decision is required at this workshop.

• 2026 DTOutlook Plan amendment, expansion of Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area boundary, and CRA financing (workshop presentation)

The City Council met in a hybrid workshop to hear a presentation on the 2026 DTO Outlook Plan, a possible expansion of the Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area, and financing tools. The Executive Director of the Community Redevelopment Agency presented updates. Commissioners discussed the material, but no motions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Agenda Review Meeting

The Orlando City Council will hold an Agenda Review meeting to allow public comment on Consent Agenda items A‑K and items 4‑6. Commissioners will then give district‑specific remarks. No substantive decisions or votes are scheduled at this meeting.

• Public comment on Consent Agenda items A‑K and items 4‑6
• Commissioner Tom Keen (District 1) comments
• Commissioner Tony Ortiz (District 2) comments
• Commissioner Roger E. Chapin (District 3) comments
• Commissioner Patty Sheehan (District 4) comments

The council removed Item 3.c.1 (CUP 2025‑10022) from the agenda and will revisit it on February 9, 2026. The removal faced no objections. No other actions were taken during the meeting.

• Removed CUP 2025‑10022 from agenda, deferred to Feb 9 2026 (no objections)

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will consider a consent agenda including appointments to the Orlando Utilities Commission, a contract for engineering services on Church Street, janitorial services for police and fire departments, and a restrictive covenant for the Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center. Also on the agenda are approvals of Municipal Planning Board minutes and a business assistance program agreement.

• Appointment of Dr. Bridget Williams and Phillip Brown to the Orlando Utilities Commission
• Authorization to negotiate a contract with Metric Engineering for Church Street from John Young Parkway to Garland Avenue project
• Award of janitorial services contract for Orlando Police and Fire Departments to Owens Realty Services
• Restrictive covenant and companion agreement for Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center
• Eighth extension of outside contract closing date for Creative Village Parcel X

The council waived reading the January 12 minutes and proclaimed February as Black History Month. It approved the consent agenda, appointed Dr. Bridget Williams and Phillip Brown to the Orlando Utilities Commission, and authorized several procurement contracts, including a $4.8 million amendment to the Corpay fuel‑card services contract.

• Waived reading of Jan 12 minutes (unanimous)
• Proclaimed February Black History Month (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items 3a‑k (unanimous)
• Appointed Dr. Bridget Williams to Orlando Utilities Commission (unanimous)
• Appointed Phillip Brown to Orlando Utilities Commission (unanimous)
• Approved $4.8 M amendment to Corpay fuel‑card contract (unanimous)
• Approved $2,976,700 award to SGS Contracting Services for water reclamation project (unanimous)
• Approved $1.2 M award to Bound Tree Medical, Life Assist, and Zoll Medical for emergency medical supplies (unanimous)

Agenda Review Meeting

The Orlando City Council will hold an Agenda Review meeting to discuss the upcoming council agenda. Attendees may submit written requests to speak on Consent Agenda items (A‑K and 4‑6) before the council meeting. Commissioners from each district will provide comments, after which the meeting will be adjourned.

• Call to Order
• Consent Agenda – Public Comment
• Consent Agenda – Commissioner Comments (Districts 1‑6)
• Adjourn

The Orlando City Council held an agenda review meeting on January 12, 2026, to discuss the upcoming consent agenda. No public comment was requested, and all commissioners present stated they had no concerns after being briefed by staff. The meeting was adjourned after one minute with no substantive decisions made.

• No public comment on consent agenda
• All commissioners reported no concerns on agenda items

City Council Meeting

The Orlando City Council will consider consent agenda items including the appointment of Jason Revoldt as Fire Chief, multiple employment agreements, and contracts for infrastructure projects. A proclamation declaring January 11-19 as MLK Holiday Week will also be presented. Public hearings and general appearances are scheduled.

• Appointment of Jason Revoldt as Chief of the Orlando Fire Department
• Award to Estate Management Services Inc. for dredging Lake Rabama and Lake Pineloch
• Award to Ovation Construction Company for Mayor Beardall Senior Center pickleball courts project
• Amendment to contract with AT&T Corporation for telecommunications services
• USDA Community Food Projects Grant Agreement

The Orlando City Council unanimously confirmed Jason Revoldt as Chief of the Orlando Fire Department and approved the entire consent agenda, including numerous contracts, grants, and employment agreements. The council also adopted four ordinances, including a rezoning for Park Lake Townhomes and an annexation of right-of-way. All decisions were unanimous with no opposition.

• Confirmed Jason Revoldt as Fire Chief (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items 3a-k (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-41 amending Building Security Code (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-42 changing land use for Park Lake Townhomes (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-45 rezoning to Planned Development for Park Lake Townhomes (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-46 annexing Jennie Jewel Drive right-of-way (unanimous)
• Approved $376,000 USDA grant for urban farming and gleaning (unanimous)
• Approved CDBG-DR grants for Haralson Estates, Richmond Heights, and drainwell replacements (unanimous)