Monarch City USA, a nationwide organization, recently named Orange City as a Monarch City. This means Orange City is committed to preserve and grow the dwindling monarch butterfly population. The monarch population has plummeted with nearly a billion vanishing since 1990. Monarchs are critical to nature because they pollinate plants, helping grow many foods humans and animals rely upon. Orange City’s butterfly garden was revealed on August 28 at Dickinson…
Wednesday, August 28 at 4 pm Dickinson Park, 120 East Graves Avenue Monarch City USA, a nationwide organization, recently named Orange City as a Monarch City. Join us as we celebrate Orange City’s commitment to preserve and grow the dwindling monarch butterfly population. The monarch population has plummeted with nearly a billion vanishing since 1990. Monarchs are critical to nature because they pollinate plants, helping grow many foods — including…
We would like to remind all residents, including those who live in city limits, to follow the countywide watering ordinance, which states: – People who live at odd-numbered addresses may water on Wednesdays and Saturdays. – People who live at even-numbered addresses may water on Thursdays and Sundays. – Businesses may water on Tuesdays and Fridays. – Each zone of your irrigation system may be watered no more than one…
Proposed projects within the CRA area are eligible to receive a one-to-one dollar match for structural improvements made to the exterior façade of the building. The maximum eligible amount for each project is fifty percent of the total eligible costs, not to exceed $5,000. Click here for more information
Interested in demonstrating community pride and making a positive statement for clean, attractive leisure areas and roadways? Participate in the Adopt A Park or the Adopt A Road Program! Click here for more information
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