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Sergeant Angela Campbell of Oakland PD receives commendation

As part of the Town Commission agenda on Tuesday, February 12th, Chief Thomas presented commendation to Sergeant Campbell. Read on...
The History Behind Oakland's Streets - Part 2

How were Oakland's north-south streets named? Read on...
The History Behind Oakland's Street - Part 1

Did you ever wonder how Oakland's streets got their current names? Read on...

MEETINGS & EVENT CALENDAR

February 2019

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Mon Feb. 18

President's Day Town Offices Closed
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Tue Feb. 19

Planning & Zoning Meeting
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Tue Feb. 26

School Advisory Committee
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Tue Feb. 26

COMMISSION MEETING
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Tue Mar. 12

School Advisory Committee (SAC)
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Oakland History

Oakland, established in 1887, is one of the oldest municipalities in Orange County. In fact, we are celebrating our 130th Anniversary this year. Years ago we were a major center of commerce with a thriving downtown that boasted an opera house and a number of commercial establishments. Unfortunately, due to fires the downtown was decimated and never rebuilt.

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Historic Town Hall

Built as the bank of Oakland in 1911, it served as a bank until 1928. The building is a one-story masonry brick in a Colonial Revival Style with decorative brick dentil cornices and arch brick lintels. It is one of the most unique buildings in Central Florida because of its small town rural feel.

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Parks & Trails

Check out our interactive parks that we are developing currently to provide more recreational features and activities for residents that include Pollard Park, Speer Park, and VanderLey Park.

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220 N Tubb Street P.O. Box 98 Oakland, FL 34760-0098 Phone: 407-656-1117 Email Us
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