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Facilities - Maintenance Facility Rental Information The School Board believes that the grounds and facilities of this District should be made available for community purposes, provided that such use does not infringe on the original and necessary purpose of the property or interfere with the educational program of the schools and is harmonious with the purposes of this District. Full use of these facilities for educational, civic, cultural, recreational, artistic, or charitable programs is encouraged by the Board. Facility Rental Contact: For questions about facility rentals, contact the applicable school directly. Facility Rental RatesFacility Use Agreement - Rental RequestBoard Policy 7510 Facilities, Maintenance & Growth Planning The Facilities and Planning Department's goal is to provide a safe, effective, and efficient learning environment for all users of Sumter County Public School facilities. In addition to growth management, we manage all construction and maintenance of schools and ancillary facilities operated by the Sumter County School Board. Vendor Information All vendors with the Sumter County School Board are required to complete a vendor application prior to the issuance of purchase orders. Vendor applications are managed by Accounts Payable and will only be accepted once a job, contract, bid, etc. has been awarded and proof of insurance has been provided. Bids & RPF’s Sumter County School District is committed to transparency and fair business practices. We welcome vendors and service providers to explore current opportunities to work with the district through our open bids and Requests for Proposals (RFPs). All active solicitations, submission requirements, and deadlines are listed on our dedicated Bids and RFPs page. We encourage interested parties to check regularly for updates and new opportunities. Educational Facilities, Florida Department of Education Office of Educational Facilities is to provide technical support and information for all issues related to educational facilities planning, funding, construction, and operations throughout Florida's Early Learning-20 Education System. Jessica Lunsford Act (JLA) The Jessica Lunsford Act was passed by the 2005 Florida Legislature in response to the abduction and killing of Jessica Lunsford in Citrus County. This law affects you if you have a business relationship (contracted) with the School Board and you, your employees or your agents will be on school grounds when students are present or have direct contact with students or have access to or control of school funds. The law requires that before contract personnel are permitted access on school grounds when students are present, or if they will have direct contact with students or have access to or control of school funds, they must have completed level 2 screening requirements as described in Florida Statute 1012.32. The law applies to all Florida public school districts, including traditional public schools, charter schools and alternative schools. The term "contract personnel" includes any vendor, individual or entity under contract with the school board. Examples: construction, vending machines/food services, office equipment services, utilities/telecommunications, and maintenance. Non-Instructional Contractor Compliance Information Please review the following to assist in a smooth process in providing services to the district: Screening ProceduresFlorida Shared School Results (FSSR)Fingerprinting and State-Wide ID Badge Information Sumter County School Board - Notice of Use of Social Security Numbers (English) (Espanol) We’re Here to Help! Whether you’re reporting an issue, requesting maintenance, or need information about ongoing facility projects, we’re ready to help. Send a Message: Contact Facilities and Maintenance Phone: (352) 793-2315, ext. 52200 Fax: (352) 793-9298 Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Note: Summer hours may vary. Please check back for updates or contact us for current availability.
Recent Community News
Sign Up Now for Inverness Youth Baseball League
Youth Baseball Registration Registration for the Youth Baseball League is now open. Ages 5-12.
Inverness City Commission Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
City Commission Meeting The next City Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday. Please check the agenda for details.
Frequently Used Tools
Frequently Used Tools Step-by-Step Guides Subject Resources Research Support quick links A-Z Databases LibGuides Citation Background Information: Reference Sources Credo Reference This link opens in a new window Online reference service made up of over 500 full-text books; includes in-depth Topic Pages, Content Mapping, and linking to other library resources. Popular or Hot Topics Research Opposing Viewpoints In Context This link opens in a new window Database covering viewpoints on a variety of social topics. It includes articles, topic overviews, government and organizational statistics court cases, profiles, and more. CQ Researcher This link opens in a new window Find single-themed current topic reports researched and written by journalists. Includes topics such as health, education, the environment, technology, and the economy. Each report is roughly 24 pages long and includes an overview, chronology, pro/con debate, short features, maps/graphs, bibliography, and next steps. Multidisciplinary Databases Academic Search Complete This link opens in a new window Comprehensive, scholarly full-text database for multidisciplinary research; This database provides complete coverage of multidisciplinary academic journals, peer-reviewed journals, full-text periodicals, reports, books, and more; 1887 - Present. This database includes an AI component (like a Research Assistant) that employs a large language model (LLM) to interpret user queries and respond using a curated collection of proprietary materials. ProQuest This link opens in a new window This is the gateway to ProQuest databases available at FIU, including: ABI/Inform Global, ABI/Inform Trade and Industry, Criminal Justice Periodicals, ProQuest Newspapers, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Gale In Context: College This link opens in a new window Provides holistic topic perspectives by integrating a multitude of content, including reference articles, periodical and newspaper articles, primary sources, multimedia records (including charts, graphs, maps and tables), and video and audio content from NBC, NPR and many other respected sources. Next: Step-by-Step Guides >> Last Updated: Jul 20, 2026 12:34 PM URL: https://library.fiu.edu/research Print Page Login to LibApps Subjects: > Research Tips + Tools Report a problem.
St. Johns River Trail
This project will create a multi-use trail extending from Bay Street, around the Cove to Reynolds Park, and to the Shands Bridge area. The approximately 3.6-mile trail will feature both land and over-water sections, with about half a mile constructed over the water. Once complete, the trail will offer new recreational opportunities for residents and visitors, including areas for fishing, biking, hiking, and scenic overlooks. Budget The total estimated cost for planning, design, and permitting is approximately $1 million. The City has already received $475,000 in legislative funding and plans to request an additional $475,000 during the upcoming legislative session to fully fund the project. In the approved FY26 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), the City allocated $525,000 in local surtax funds to cover remaining design costs. If additional state funding is approved in the FY27 State budget, it would offset most of these local surtax dollars, reducing the overall impact on City funds. Timeline TBD Current Progress TBD
Gustafson Regional Park
Gustafson Regional Park | Green Cove Springs, FL Notice Splash pad currently closed and will reopen on Saturday, October 3, 2026 Read On... Home Government City Manager Current City Projects Public Works Gustafson Regional Park Gustafson Regional Park Description Phase 1: Park Amenities (Developer-Funded) - completed in July 2026. The first phase focused on the development of 2.57 acres located east of County Road 15A. This phase was fully funded and completed by the Rookery developers and included: Two new tennis courts A dedicated parking lot Bathroom facilities Phase 2: Nature Trail (City-Funded) The second phase involves the creation of a scenic nature trail stretching approximately 1,500 linear feet east along Green Cove Avenue, with a connection point at Oakridge Avenue. This portion of the project will be developed by the City. Budget Total Budget for Nature Trail: $400,000 Funding Breakdown: $200,000 in FRDAP (Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program) funds and $200,000 from City budget. Timeline Construction on Phase 1 began in Spring 2026 and was completed in July 2026. For Phase 2, City received final agreement from the state and is currently finalizing the design and permitting with Baxter and Woodman, Inc. (formerly Tocoi Engineering).
HB Woof
#HB Woof About On June 8, 2018, the City of Hallandale Beach was selected by the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) and Mars Petcare to receive a $20,000 BETTER CITIES FOR PETS™ grant to establish a Happy/Healthy Pets initiative. The grant was awarded to help cities promote, support and expand pet-friendly programs and policies in communities across the country. “Every life is precious, even those with four legs. Our residents consider their pets like their children, members of their family,” said Hallandale Beach Commissioner Michele Lazarow. “This grant will allow us to implement programs that make Hallandale Beach the pet friendliest city in South Florida. I would like to give special thanks to the U.S. Conference of Mayors and Mars Petcare for their generous contribution to our community. I hope this program serves as a role model for other cities to adopt.” Commissioner Lazarow looks forward to working with the Hallandale Beach Police and Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Departments and the Broward County Animal Care and Adoption to ensure that the grant helps Hallandale Beach pet owners be the most responsible guardians that they can. Through events, communications and improved infrastructure, the program will educate residents on the importance of spaying/neutering pets, pet adoption, microchipping and dog tagging, and anti-tethering laws, among other topics. The program will also aim to increase the city’s capacity to accommodate lost pets and reunite lost pets with their owners quickly, as well as reduce pet homelessness and overpopulation in shelters. For more information about the BETTER CITIES FOR PETS™ program, please visit Better Cities For Pets and follow #HBWoof on social media for any updates on the initiative. FREE SMART PET TAGS Free Roaming Tails Smart Pet Tags are available for City of Hallandale Beach residents while supplies last. Residents may bring their proof of residency to the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd Street, Monday - Thursday 8am - 5:30pm for their free tag. The resident will then register their tag at www.roamingtails.com. Once registered, these tags will help reunite lost pets with their families. Vacation and Rental Property Owners Join us in the movement by starting your own pet-friendly business and enjoy all the benefits of allowing pets in rental housing, as well as making life better for people and pets. For information guides to help start your pet friendly rental, visit Better Cities for Pets. Off-Leash Dog Areas Want exercise and socialization opportunities for your dog and you? Visiting our off-leash dog areas can be the perfect way! Our off-leash dog areas at Joseph Scavo Park and Golden Isles Park provide fenced areas created especially for large and small dogs to run and play with their guardians and other dogs off-leash. The Joseph Scavo Park off-leash dog areas are closed every Wednesday. The Golden Isles Park off-leash dog areas are closed every Thursday. Review the dog area rules here before your visit!
Uber Codes
Hallandale's hot spots are just an Uber ride away - on us! Enjoy up to $10 off your next ride with our new Be Local Uber ride share code. It's the perfect way to support local businesses while saving some money getting around town. Explore Hallandale Beach with ease! Here's how it works: The Uber vouchers can be used for rides between anywhere within the City of Hallandale Beach and the following three designated locations: District 8 Atlantic Village Gulfstream Park For example, you may use a voucher for up to $10 off from your home to District 8, and a second voucher for up to $10 off your ride home after enjoying a delicious meal! Uber voucher: Click the link below, or use the following code when you book your ride: rAsowwka8lO Click here to claim your Uber voucher. Each user can use up to 8 vouchers per month. Please note, as of March 2025, the City and CRA's Lyft rideshare program is no longer active.
Parks and Recreation Master Plan
Parks and Recreation Master Plan Description: A master plan to create a long-term strategic roadmap for the development, maintenance, and enhancement of the City’s parks, trails, recreation facilities, and programs, ensuring they continue to meet the evolving needs of our community. Budget: $75,000 - The City was honored to receive a $75,000 grant through the state’s Community Planning and Technical Assistance Program. Timeline: Project will go to bid on October 1, 2026 and will kick off in January 2027. Completion date is June 2027.
Jupiter Island Utilities Seeks New Team Members for Key Roles
Employment Opportunities Jupiter Island Utilities is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are always looking for qualified individuals to join our team. Please check this page periodically for current job openings. If you are interested in applying for any of the positions listed below, please submit your resume and a cover letter to the Human Resources Department at [email protected]. --- --- --- Job Title: Water Treatment Plant Operator Department: Operations Location: Jupiter Island, FL Description: Operates and maintains the water treatment plant to ensure the delivery of safe and reliable drinking water to our customers. Responsibilities include monitoring plant processes, performing routine maintenance, conducting water quality tests, and responding to alarms and emergencies. Qualifications: Florida Grade III or higher Water Treatment Plant Operator license required. Minimum of 3 years of experience in water treatment plant operations. Ability to work rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Valid Florida Driver's License. --- --- --- Job Title: Wastewater Collections System Technician Department: Operations Location: Jupiter Island, FL Description: Performs skilled work in the maintenance, repair, and operation of the wastewater collections system. Responsibilities include inspecting pipelines, performing preventative maintenance on lift stations, responding to service calls, and cleaning and clearing blockages. Qualifications: Florida Grade II or higher Wastewater Collections System Operator license preferred, or ability to obtain within 12 months of hire. Minimum of 2 years of experience in wastewater collections system maintenance. Ability to operate heavy equipment and perform manual labor in various weather conditions. Valid Florida Driver's License. --- --- --- Job Title: Administrative Assistant Department: Administration Location: Jupiter Island, FL Description: Provides administrative and clerical support to the Utility Director and staff. Responsibilities include answering phones, managing correspondence, scheduling appointments, preparing reports, and maintaining records. Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent required. Associate's degree in business administration or a related field preferred. Minimum of 2 years of experience in an administrative role. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook). Excellent communication and organizational skills. --- --- --- How to Apply: Please email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. Please indicate the job title you are applying for in the subject line. Jupiter Island Utilities is committed to diversity and inclusion. We encourage all qualified individuals to apply.
Agriculture & Open Space Recreation Uses
Agriculture & Open Space Recreation Uses A- Agricultural OR-Open Space Recreation A- Agricultural PERMITTED uses *This is not a comprehensive list, please use Table III-6 for the full list of uses. Adult family care home (fewer than 4 occupants) Arboretums, publicly owned and/or controlled Animals, farm (the raising or storage of) excluding pigs, hogs, or other swine Boathouses & boat docks as accessory uses Citrus/other fruit crops cultivation, production & horticulture City government offices & facilities Community residential home (up to 7 occupants) Dwellings, single-family Family day care home Fire stations Foster care facilities Golf courses, publicly owned and/or controlled Government-owned or operated building or use, excluding public utility and service structures Grazing and pasturing of animals Guesthouse or cottage Home occupations Manufactured home Neighborhood recreation areas Parks, parkways, publicly owned and/or controlled Plant nurseries & greenhouses, not involved with retail sales to the general public Police stations Public schools Recreation areas and land resources, publicly owned and/or controlled Zoos, public CONDITIONAL uses Airports, public or private Cemeteries Foster group homes Golf courses/country clubs, privately owned, not including miniature golf courses, practice driving ranges, or par-3 courses Kennels Keeping and breeding of exotic birds Landfills Places of worship, with their attendant education/recreational buildings, including schools Public utility and service structures Schools, private and parochial OR-Open Space Recreation Permitted Uses City government offices & facilities* PUBLIC:Parks, parkways, playgrounds Playfields, land resources Seaplane Base* Conditional Uses Communication facilities, including towers Community center Heliport Open air market PUBLIC:Arboretums, museums Cultural institutions Golf courses Libraries Utility structures Restaurants, under 1,500 square feet* Restaurants, Full-Service (See Division 20)* Retail, general* *Sitting Standards Apply
Envision St. Cloud Citywide Master Plan
Envision St. Cloud convened a series of community conversations to elicit observations, general concerns, broad community or individual values, and many specific ideas for change rooted in people’s everyday experiences in St. Cloud. The plan born out of these conversations describes the important shared community values and describes potential projects and actions going forward. This structure will allow the City to be agile enough to meet the changing development conditions while holding true to the important tenets of the plan. The City has already been moving down the road on several initiatives rooted in the Envision St. Cloud building blocks. You can view this community enhancing plan HERE.
Proposed Budget - FY 26/27
Florida law requires the Village Council to annually adopt a balanced budget and establish the ad valorem millage rate for the upcoming fiscal year. The proposed FY 2026–27 budget serves as the Village's financial and operating plan and provides funding for the delivery of municipal services and capital improvements. Since the June 15, 2026, Budget Workshop staff have updated the proposed budget to reflect revised revenue estimates. Based on the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's certification of taxable values, ad valorem revenues are projected to increase by approximately $59,650 over the preliminary estimate. Final insurance and employee benefit costs are still pending and will be incorporated prior to budget adoption. Budgetary Highlights: Maintains the current millage rate of 6.4595 mills Total proposed budget of $52.5 million General Fund reserves remain above the Village's 25% policy Funds over $18 million in utility and capital improvements No new debt proposed Continues investment in public safety Continues long-term street and sidewalk improvements These projects improve public safety, enhance neighborhood infrastructure, and preserve the Village's public assets. You can view the proposed budget below. NOTE: Based on Council feedback and/or decisions the proposed budget is subject to change. July 20, 2026 Workshop Proposed Budget
Jupiter Island Utilities Seeks Bids for New Pickup Truck
INVITATION TO BID Jupiter Island Utilities is requesting sealed bids for the Purchase and Delivery of One (1) New 2023 or Newer, 1 Ton, 4x4, Crew Cab Pickup Truck. Sealed bids will be received by Jupiter Island Utilities at the address below until 2:00 PM local time on April 19, 2024. Jupiter Island Utilities Attn: Steve L. Eckenrode 4110 Baker's Grade Jupiter, Florida 33458 Bid opening will be held at 2:00 PM local time on April 19, 2024, at the Jupiter Island Utilities office. All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked "BID FOR PICKUP TRUCK". Specifications and bid forms are available at the Jupiter Island Utilities office or online at www.fl-jupiterislandutilities.civicplus.com. Jupiter Island Utilities reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities or irregularities in the bidding process. Contact: Steve L. Eckenrode, General Manager Phone: (561) 746-2400 Email: [email protected]
Calendar Listing
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Haines City Parks and Recreation Instagram Highlights Local Events
This is the Instagram page for Haines City Parks and Recreation. It features photos and videos of activities and events hosted by the department.
Lifeline free or low-cost medical screenings
Lifeline free or low-cost medical screenings
Camp Wewa Parent's Night Out (October 2026)
Camp Wewa Parent's Night Out (October 2026) **What:** Parent's Night Out **Where:** Camp Wewa **When:** October 2026 Looking for a night off? Camp Wewa is offering a Parent's Night Out in October 2026! Enjoy a night out while your kids have a blast at Camp Wewa. More information will be available closer to the event date.
Climb Club: Fall 2026
Climb Club: Fall 2026 (Registration Required) This is an event listing for the Climb Club program in Fall 2026, offered by the City of Apopka Parks and Recreation Department. Registration is required for participation. More details about the program, including specific dates, times, age groups, and fees, would typically be found on a linked registration page or a more detailed event description which is not provided in the current excerpt.
Nature Club: Fall 2026 (Registration Required) (Session 5 of 5)
Nature Club: Fall 2026 (Registration Required) (Session 5 of 5)
Nature Club: Fall 2026 (Registration Required) (Session 4 of 5)
Nature Club: Fall 2026 (Registration Required) (Session 4 of 5) This event is part of the Fall 2026 Nature Club series. Registration is required to attend. This particular listing refers to Session 4 of 5. Further details about the specific date, time, and registration process would typically be found by clicking on the event within the calendar interface or through linked pages.
County Commissioners
County Commissioners | Sumter County Clerk of the Courts Skip to content Close search panel Type your search phrase and tap enter to search or ESC to exit County Commissioners Public Records Public Search Portal Please use the link provided below for access to recorded meetings, agendas, and minutes from County Commissioner General, Workshops, Special Sessions, or Value Adjustment Board Meetings. Historical Audio Access Portal Livestream Portal ADA Closed Captioning Meetings dated January 1st, 2021, and after will be processed for ADA Closed Caption compliance using an automated AI-based platform. Meetings prior to this date will not be captioned by default. If you have a special request or issues with the current system, please contact our Technical Services Division, as they will be monitoring this new platform and adding enhancements to our current audio system to increase accuracy. Please include as much information from below as possible and email [email protected]: Name Return EMail Address Meeting Date Approx Timestamp of Meeting Type of issue you are experiencing The Clerk will take all necessary steps to ensure that an accurate written record can be provided and to be in compliance with Local, State, and Federal ADA rules and regulations. Commission Minutes & Meetings The Florida Constitution provides for the Clerk to act as the Official Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners. In this capacity, the primary responsibility of the Clerk is to record and index minutes for the Board of County Commissioners meetings. The entire meeting is electronically recorded by the Clerk, and the audio is available to the public for listening purposes or purchase. This recording, by an independently elected official, assures the integrity of the minutes. Meetings Prior to March 1, 2009 For information related to meetings prior to March 1, 2009, please submit a Public Records Request. Requests made for meetings after this date will not be expedited and will be published through the BCC Minutes Public Access portal available below as part of our normal document processing and are in compliance with all current Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code requirements. Public Record Request For information related to the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners Meetings, including agendas, minutes, or supporting documentation, please complete the following form. A representative from our office will coordinate with you to locate the information. This form should be used for obtaining records for Commission Meetings prior to March 2009 that are not available through the Public Access Portal. All current meetings will be automatically posted online after they have been processed through our office for accuracy and ADA compliance. Using this form to request a current meeting will NOT expedite this process. Main Office 215 E McCollum Ave Bushnell, FL 33513 8:30 to 5:00 (352) 569-6600 County Finance 215 E McCollum Ave Bushnell, FL 33513 8:30 to 5:00 (352) 569-6610 Official Records 316 E Anderson Ave, Bushnell, FL 33513 8:30 to 5:00 (352) 569-6600 All mail and correspondence should be sent through the Main Office Address The Villages Annex 8033 E CR-466 The Villages, FL 32162 8:30 to 5:00 (352) 689-4625 * Limited Services Gloria Hayward Sumterville Center 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Sumterville, FL 33585 8:30 to 5:00 (352)-689-6599 * Limited Services - Closed Daily from 1:00 to 2:00
Sheriff's Deputies Connect with Students at Wildwood Elementary
In an effort to build stronger community ties, deputies from the Sumter County Sheriff's Office visited Wildwood Elementary School on Tuesday. The officers participated in a "Meet Your Deputy" event, answering student questions and demonstrating some of their equipment. The aim was to demystify law enforcement and encourage open communication with young residents. The children appeared to enjoy the interaction, and the Sheriff's Office looks forward to similar community outreach opportunities.
Sheriff's Office Engages Bushnell Community with Outreach Programs
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is committed to serving our community through a variety of programs and outreach events. We believe in fostering strong partnerships and ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents. Check here for updates on neighborhood watch programs, youth activities, and other community engagement efforts.
Support Local Causes: Sumter County Sheriff's Office Hosting Fundraising Events
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office is committed to serving our community not only through law enforcement but also through active engagement and support for local causes. We frequently host and participate in fundraising events throughout the year. These events are vital for funding essential programs, equipment, and community outreach initiatives that directly benefit the citizens of Sumter County. We encourage everyone to check this page regularly for updates on upcoming events and to consider participating in any way you can. Your support makes a significant difference in our ability to serve and protect.
Natural Resources
Natural Resources Florida is home to a wide variety of natural resources that contribute to its communities, industries and recreational activities. Well-known for its gorgeous beaches, Florida boasts the longest coastline in the contiguous United States, not to mention the largest number of freshwater springs. Tourists appreciate the sunny climate, and farmers also benefit from its abundant rainfall. UF/IFAS Extension offers a wealth of information on natural resources topics, including many plant and animal species, rivers and lakes, and good environmental stewardship. It May Be a Little Pushy – But It Only Wants to Help Written by MGV Linda Knight While visiting the Discovery Gardens Rose... Read ArticleRelated Stories A Bluebird on Your Shoulder Written by MGV Paula Bleakley The phrase “bluebird on your shoulder”... Read ArticleRelated Stories How Much Water Can a Rain Barrel Really Save You in Florida? One good South Florida downpour can fill a 55-gallon rain barrel from just a... Read ArticleRelated Stories Florida Master Naturalist Program The FMNP is an adult education program available to all lay and professional audiences. Multiple course options are offered that teach about Florida's environments, plants and animals, conservation issues, and more. Water Resources Sugar-sand beaches may be Florida’s most famous water resources, but the state also features a network of rivers, lakes and springs at its surface, as well as vast subterranean aquifers below. Learn about water and wise use of this vital resource with UF/IFAS Extension publications and websites. Invasive Species Invasive species are a major concern in Florida and UF/IFAS is a leader in providing information on their identification and management. For information, resources, links, and experts on invasive species see UF/IFAS Invasive Species Council and Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants websites. Resources - UF/IFAS - UF/IFAS Research - UF/IFAS Diagnostic Service - Find Your Local Office - UF/IFAS Teaching - UF/IFAS Extension EDIS - UF/IFAS Experts - Florida Sea Grant Contact FeedbackUF/IFAS Extension P.O. Box 110210 Gainesville, FL 32611 (352) 392-1761 Land Grant Mission Teaching Research Extension Information Ask IFAS (EDIS) UF/IFAS Experts UF/IFAS Blogs UF/IFAS Bookstore Careers Policy Accessible UF EEO Statement IFAS Web Policy SSN & UF Privacy Analytics (Google Privacy) © 2025 University of Florida, IFAS Last Modified:Fri, 6 Jun 2025 11:30:44 EDT
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Thursday Night Thunder Racing
Wild Foods Foraging
Football: Homecoming vs Chowan University
National Night Out
Fall Wildflower/ Butterfly Walk
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