Environment Publications and Education Resource

Orange County Environmental Ordinances are available online at:
https://library.municode.com/fl/orange_county/codes/code_of_ordinances

Land Management and Species Protection

• Green Place Brochures and Checklists
• Wildlife Nature Series
• Jr. Naturalist Program
• Residential and Accessory Use Permitting Process

Volunteer and Intern Opportunities

• eVIP (environmental Volunteer and Internship Program) Brochure
• eVIP Internship Program Guidelines

Water Protection and Conservation

• Aquatic Weed Control: Triploid Grass Carp
• Best Management Practices for Your Lake (Curb Inlet Baskets)
• Best Management Practices for Your Lake (Hydrodynamic Separator)
• Best Management Practices for Your Lake (Street Sweeping)
• Help Prevent Water Pollution
• How to Make a Rain Barrel
• Lake Down Treatment Facility Poster
• Lawn Fertilizer Ordinance
• Lawn Fertilize Poster
• MSBU / MSTU (Create a taxing district for your lake.)
• Residential Permit Guide for Lakeshores and Wetlands
• Swimming Pool and Spa Maintenance
• Storm Drain Inlet Labeling for New Developments
• Stormwater Pond Maintenance
• Water Atlas
• Water Less – Know Your Watering Days

Waste Management for Businesses:

• Demolition & Deconstruction Waste
• Fluorescent Lamps Recycling
• List of Recyclers for Businesses to Use
• Mercury in Your Workplace
• Regulated Waste Surcharge for Businesses
• Tire Transporter List

Waste Management for Residents:

• FAQs about Residential Garbage and Recycling Collection
• Household Hazardous Waste
• Recycling Drop-Off Center Locations

EPD Annual Reports

• 2011
• 2012
• 2013
• 2014

Sustainability

• 2013 Sustainability Assessment
• 2014 Sustainability Plan
• 2015 Annual Sustainability Report
• 2016 Annual Sustainability Report

Environmental Protection Division
3165 McCrory Place, Suite 200
Orlando, FL 32803
Email: EPD@ocfl.net
Phone: (407) 836-1400
Fax: (407) 836-1499

Report Concern/ Violations to Orange County 311

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