Get Involved
Become a member of the People of Wekiwa Springs Community Association, Inc. There is currently no membership fee. It is a wonderful way to meet like-minded people that want to improve the community and get involved. Just select the Join Now button and fill out the form and come to a meeting. If that’s not convenient, go to our Events page and register for an event. We’d love to see you at our next gathering!
Where are our meetings?
Wekiva Springs Baptist Church
584 N Wekiva Springs Rd, Apopka, FL 32712
When are our meetings?
Second Tuesday of each month @ 7pm
Who is welcome?
Any resident or business owner in Wekiwa Springs area
Be Involved!
Come out on a cleanup weekend and bring your tools, gloves, safety glasses, hat, rakes, etc. There is nothing better than joining your neighbors and transforming a blighted area into a pleasant spot. Wekiwa Springs is such a great place and you can help your community show its incredible beauty.
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
Homeless Encampments and Nuisance Reporting
Please use this form if you have an issue with homeless people either creating hazards or illegally encamping on vacant lots. The information will be transmitted straight to our OCSO liaison and they will work on fixing the issue.
For Non-HOA Communities
Report A Violation
This form is set up for residents that don’t have an HOA and are afraid of neighbor backlash to report County Code violations and improve their neighborhood. You may report the violation here and a POWS member will confirm the violation and report it to the County’s 311 system for you. Please give us a few days to respond as we are volunteers and are trying our best.
Neighborhood Beautification Grants
The purpose and mission of Orange County’s grant program is to provide direct funding to support and assist neighborhoods and organizations in improving the physical and social quality of their community. The grant program is designed to promote partnerships between citizens in the County, while working to beautify those neighborhoods.
Sustainable Communities Grants
Orange County’s Sustainable Communities Grant Program aims to provide essential funding to support neighborhoods and organizations dedicated to reducing pollution and minimizing their carbon footprint. A sustainable community thrives on economic, environmental, and social health, fostering resilience and well-being for both current and future generations. Available funding comes in grants ranging from five hundred to five thousand dollars, intended to help neighborhoods remain safe, healthy, and connected. Eligible projects may focus on enhancing lighting, improving watering systems, developing community gardens, generating electricity, and reducing pollution. Additionally, special events are encouraged to educate community members.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does it cost anything to join?
No, currently your membership is free. We are working with local businesses to keep membership free and our budget funded.
Who can join the People of Wekiwa Springs?
Anyone that lives or owns a business within the area defined on our About Us page. It basically lies South of Wekiwa State Park, East of Park Ave, North of State Road 436 and West of the Orange County border with Seminole County.
How do you determine where you are cleaning up each month?
Our Board of Directors works with the COY Chairman to determine the schedule of cleanups. Each cleanup event is posted to our calendar with meet up location and times. Most of our cleanups in a year will be on the corridor we are entering into the Corridor of the Year contest, but we will also do cleanups on other corridors.
Who do I contact about joining the group?
You can just come to a meeting or fill out our MailChimp form in the Join Now button so that we can let you know about upcoming events.