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TOWN OF EATONVILLE, FLORIDA
307 E. Kennedy Boulevard
Please see below information for events and much more such as:
Mayor's Walk and Talk, Hungerford Propery, Souvenir Shop, Land Development Documents, Building Permit Procedures and Fees, Utility Documents, 2013 Relay for Life, and much more!
FROM THE DESK Of : MAYOR BRUCE B. MOUNT
Chronological List of Eatonville Mayor's [pdf]
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦Welcome to the Town of Eatonville, Florida - The Nation's Oldest Incorporated African American Municipality in the United States. We are proud of our Town Government, employees, and local businesses.
Join us as the residents proudly reflect the 125-year history of progress, change, new beginnings, and accomplishments. The legacy of those twenty-seven African American men who established this black settlement 'in the name of freedom and self government'.
Truly, it is the people who have enabled the Town of Eatonville to reach this remarkable milestone.
As Mayor, I am proud to join Vice Mayor Eddie Cole, Council Members Rodney Daniels, Marilyn Davis-Sconions, and Alvin Moore in congratulating the Town of Eatonville on its 125th Birthday!
TOWN OF EATONVILLE RELAY FOR LIFE
PURCHASE TICKETS NOW
FAMILY, FRIENDS, FOOD & FUN
FEATURING D.J. WILLIE C
(ALL PROCEEDS GO TO AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY)
May 18, 2013
Relay for Life Flyer [pdf]
Relay for Life Fund Raiser Flyer [pdf]
Town of Eatonville Youth Scholarship Program
DEADLINE TO FILE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS MAY 31, 2013
2013 COMPLETE YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PACKAGE [pdf]
 Do You Know Someone Who May Qualify for a FREE Tax Credit of up to $5,800?
In these challenging times, an extra $5,800 can make a huge difference to hardworking families. That's why United Way is promoting the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), which has lifted more children out of poverty than any other federal program. In addition to life-changing tax credits, eligible recipients can receive 100% of their refunds for FREE by visiting one of more than 30 no-cost tax preparation sites. To learn more and read one family's story, click here. “By clicking this link you are leaving the TOE web site and will enter a different site. Town of Eatonville assumes no responsibility for content posted on any other site.” ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS VOLUNTEER APPLICATION ONLINE:
https://www.ocps.net/es/cr/resources/pages/volunteeronlineapplication.aspx
NLC Service Line Warranty Program
The NLC Service Line Warranty Program, administered by Utility Service Partners, Inc. (USP), is an affordable home protection solution that helps your residents save thousands of dollars on the high cost of repairing broken or leaking water or sewer lines.
The NLC Service Line Warranty Program gives your residents who have not set aside money to pay for an unexpected, expensive utility line repair the opportunity to obtain a low cost warranty that will provide repairs for a low monthly fee, with no deductibles or service fees. The work is performed by licensed, local plumbers who will call the customer within one hour of filing a claim. The repair is performed professionally and quickly, typically within 24 hours. USP provides a personally staffed 24/7 repair hotline for residents, 365 days a year.
“By clicking this link you are leaving the TOE web site and will enter a different site. Town of Eatonville assumes no responsibility for content posted on any other site.” http://www.nlc.org/find-city-solutions/savings-and-solutions/nlc-service-line-warranty-program
Eatonville Branch of Boy's and Girl's Club
Photos 1 & 2 - Boy's and Girl's Club; 3 - Joe Lee and Vice Mayor Eddie Cole, Grand Opening; 4 - Mayor Bruce B. Mount, Vice Mayor Eddie Cole, Council Members Councilwoman Marilyn Davis-Sconions, Rodney Daniels, Alvin Moore, Grand Opening
   
 
Mayor Bruce B. Mount - Town Pool Denton Johnson Tennis Courts
*****Denton Johnson Community Center photos coming soon after renovation!
 
The Hungerford School was established in 1889, modeled after Alabama’s Tuskegee Institute with financial support from Booker T. Washington. The school was named after Dr. Robert Hungerford, a white physician living in Maitland who had been teaching reading and writing to local black men. The Hungerford School was founded by a young couple, Russell and Mary Calhoun; Russell Calhoun was a Tuskegee graduate. After Robert Hungerford died of typhoid fever in 1888, his son gave Calhoun 40 acres for a new school for African Americans.
The school’s purpose was to educate African American boys and girls (through 12th grade), with a curriculum of literacy, vocational, and life skills. Students lived on campus, and were assigned jobs or chores. The school’s campus included a dairy, chicken coops, gardens, classrooms, boy’s and girl’s dormitories, and a manual arts building. Classes were taught in blacksmithing, agriculture, carpentry, dressmaking, cooking, and housekeeping. As the twentieth century progressed, classes in technical subjects such as mechanical drawing and radio were added.
In 1950, the Hungerford School became a public school administered by the Orange County School Board. Today, the school is not in use, but occupies a large parcel of land in Eatonville, just on the east side of I-4.
Description
110 acres total approximately 90 acres of I-4 frontage on Wymore Road (Wymore road tract). 20 acres near Keller Road butting up to Maitland (Keller Road tract). Wymore Road tract incudes Hungerford High school with all buildings and improvements property also has lake front property on two lakes. Keller Road tract is zoned commercial and Hungerford tract is zoned Institutional. Currently, Town of Eatonville has property on lease purchase from Orange County School Board and is completing 3rd appraisal which will help determine price. Accepting detailed Letters of Interest from developers. Please contact Town Hall at (407) 623-8914 for more information.
MAYOR'S WALK AND TALK
Monday's and Wednesday's - 7:00 am - 8:30 am - Hungerford Cafeteria
Photo: Dr. Oz Show with the Walk and Talk Group
 Left to Right, Eddie Cole and Rodney Daniels outside Eatonville Town Hall, on Friday, May 25, 2012. Two decades ago, Eatonville resident Eddie Cole organized and led Every Kid Outreach, a youth enrichment program that sought to give Eatonville youth role models and the support they needed to start and maintain careers. One of those youths was Rodney Daniels, who describes Cole as a mentor. Today, the men sit next to each other in big black chairs every two weeks as members of Eatonvilles Town Council. The men are close, and Daniels isn't shy about discussing the positive effect Coles had on his life. (Orlando Sentinel)
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DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE HISTORIC EATONVILLE SOUVENIR SHOP
The Town of Eatonville does not maintain street lights or electricity service within the Town.
TOWN OF EATONVILLE 
