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Slide presentation prepared for City Council meeting held Dec. 7, when pilot program was up for renewal.

From this presentation we learned that the South Eola neighborhood is 2nd only to the Central Business District in overall ridership/program use.

In Slide 6 depicting the 'Busiest Routes' and 'Top 10 Streets' you'll find #1 is Central Blvd, #4 Eola Dr, #5 Church St, #8 Pine St and #10 Washington St, which all run through the South Eola neighborhood. On slide 7, the 'Scooter Parking Heat Map' you can see they are left heavily throughout the neighborhood which has been a common concern.

Slide 9 deals with the issue of 'Incorrectly Parked Scooters' detailing efforts made to prevent this, as well as assist residents in reporting this to the city and vendors.

The city now provides an easy way to report scooters to the correct company here: https://bit.ly/ReportScooter

You can scroll through the full slide presentation below.

City Services & Operations

City employees are working to serve you like always. Orlando City Hall and other city administrative buildings are closed to the public. Trash is being picked up on its usual schedule. Permits, tree trimming and more than 200 other services are available online and by phone.

For updated information from the City of Orlando on the threat of coronavirus/COVID-19, click here.

The South Eola neighborhood is located in District 4 of the City of Orlando and represented by Commissioner Patty Sheehan.

For the latest COVID-19 statistics in Orange County, click here.

To watch or read summaries of the most recent Orange County Government Newsroom news conferences, click here.

Orange County has a long list of resources covering a wide range of issues related to COVID-19: Employment and Job Retraining, Financial Assistance, Home and Utility Assistance, Food and Nutrition, Mental Health and Supportive Services, and Homeless Services. For more information, click here.

Business owners looking for information on Local Economic Recovery and Funding for Small Businesses, click here.