Staff Report / ocalalocal.org

The City of Ocala invites residents to participate in a community input session focused on the growth and revitalization of Reed Place. The session is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. on Friday, November 1, at the Mary Sue Rich Community Center, located at 1821 NW 21st Ave.

During the event, city staff will present information on the ongoing Brownfield revitalization efforts and will provide an opportunity for community members to offer their insights on the future of Reed Place. The session will include a brief presentation followed by interactive stations designed for attendees to share their feedback.

Lunch will be provided by The Healthy Hub Ocala for those who attend the session.

The City emphasizes that all feedback gathered will be incorporated into the master plan for the area. For more information or inquiries about the event, individuals may contact the city at 352-629-8381 or via email at rellis@ocalafl.gov.

Source: City of Ocala Municipal Government | Facebook

Source Type: Gov

Source Location:

Ocala, FL

110 SE Watula Avenue Ocala, FL 34471

https://www.facebook.com/774888791348437/posts/999765538860760

AIC Offers Free Services for Marion County

Indianapolis AIC offers free services to Marion County residents.

Pinellas Captain Kim Graduates Florida Commanders Academy

Captain Kilian completed an executive law enforcement leadership course in Florida.

Memorial Day: Campus, Certain Courts Close Early

Court centers close May 23 and 26; juvenile services remain open.

Indianapolis Unveils Center for Racial and Economic Equity

Indianapolis launches CREEO to boost racial and economic equity.

Jacksonville Region Braces for Scorching Heat Wave

Jacksonville area faces persistent high 90°F temperatures with continued dry conditions.

Scranton Pool League Honors Spring 2025 MVPs

Scranton Amateur Pool honors MVPs for Spring 2025 pool session excellence.

Scranton's APA League Yields Grand Slam Winners

APA League Spring 2025 awarded four pool players with Grand Slam Award.

Indianapolis Hosts Multiple Pleasant Run Cleanup Events

Indianapolis hosts multiple Pleasant Run cleanups; volunteer spots are filling fast.

Marion County Flood Watch Disrupts Road Travel

Marion County under flood watch; high water impacting roads and travel.

Hundreds Unite for Massive Waterway Cleanup

Hundreds volunteer for largest Pleasant Run cleanup during Earth Month.