For the next few weeks, Orange County Utilities inspection crews will conduct a physical survey of the wastewater collection system in East Orange County. Information gained from this survey will be used to repair and improve the wastewater collection system.

One important task of the survey will be “smoke” testing of sewer lines to locate breaks and defects in the system. During the “smoke” test, white artificial “smoke” or vapor will exit through vent pipes on the roofs of homes and buildings and through sewer line breaks. The “smoke” should not enter your home or building unless your plumbing is defective or drain traps are dry.

Field crews will perform inspections which involve opening and entering manholes in the streets and in backyard easements. At no time will field crews have to enter your residence or business.

Testing of PS 3087, located on the Southwest Quadrant of the intersection of Gatlin Av.  and Conway  Rd will begin Monday, April 30^th, 2012. Estimated completion date: Friday May 4^th, 2012.

Frequently Asked Questions

To view a map of the testing area please click here.

If you have any questions or concerns, please call 407-254-7740.

Please join me for an East Orange Community Meeting Update and learn what Orange County Government is doing to serve your community.

Tuesday, May 1st^th, 2012

6:30pm-8:00pm

Avalon Park Church

13460 Tanja King Boulevard

Orlando, FL 32828

Representatives from Orange County Fire Rescue, Public Works, Utilities, Parks and Recreation, Community and Environmental Services, Neighborhood Revitalization and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office will give an overview on what their departments are doing to make your neighborhood a great place to live.

If you have any questions please contact Jason.Russo@ocfl.net, or call (407)836-5881.

East Orange Community Meeting Update Flyer

        The Orange County Neighborhood Preservation & Revitalization Division continues to offer available funds through the Neighborhood Pride Grants Program.  Each year the division provides grants for eligible neighborhoods to improve their communities.  The Neighborhood Pride Grants Program provides direct funding to support and assist neighborhoods and organizations in improving the physical and social quality of neighborhoods.    Funding is limited for the following projects:  entranceway improvements, capital improvements, landscaping, and wall repair grants.  The last day to submit an application is June 12, 2012.  

For more information on the grant program or to find out how to apply for a grant, contact Antwan Nelson, Grant Coordinator, at 407-836-5606 or by email at Antwan.Nelson@ocfl.net