Public Comment for April 7 Council Meeting

CITY OF MOUNT DORA PROCEDURAL GUIDELINES FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION DURING COVID-19 EMERGENCY CONSISTENT WITH EXECUTIVE ORDER 20-69 In accordance with "Roberts Rules of Order", civility and respect should be afforded to all. 

Amid the COVI...

Help for Frequently Asked Questions

Citizens Frequently Asked Questions: 

• If I have been laid off or furloughed where do I find Reemployment Unemployment Resources
• Where do I find rent and mortgage relief?
• When will I receive my stimulus check from the federal government?
• What are the ...

U.S. Census Online

The U.S. Census has started and you can fill out all the information online.  Every person counts!

There are also jobs available.  Please head to the 2020 Census Site

or call

1-855-JOB-2020

(1-855-562-2020)

Federal Relay Service: (800) 877-83...

4th Avenue Docks Closed

Due to damage and broken welds, the 4th Avenue Docks are  closed to the public.  There is separation at the southern and center sections making this a hazard.  Another finger pier is starting to roll over.

The docks are a safety ...

2019 Annual Water Quality Report

Once again the City of Mount Dora is proud to present our annual water quality report covering the period between January 1 and December 31, 2019. The 2019 Water Quality Report is available for download below. If you prefer a printed copy, please call Pub...

COVID-19 INFORMATION PAGE

The City of Mount Dora has created a page to keep you updated on the latest news, updates and information regarding COVID-19.   Please use this page for all updated information:

COVID-19 INFORMATION PAGE

U.S. Census starts April 1st

Once every decade, the federal government conducts a census of the entire population to count everyone in the United States and record basic information about them. Our nation’s founders believed this data was so important that they mandated the...

COVID-19 Coronavirus Information

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Mayor Cathy Hoechst Office Hours

Mayor Cathy Hoechst will hold office hours this Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to Noon.

Mayor Hoechst’s door will be open to residents and business owners who would like to come in and discuss issues without making an appointment.