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Tuesday, December 2, 2025
3:30 p.m. - State of Downtown
Kia Center, 400 West Church Street
Mayor Dyer will convene a panel of dynamic business leaders during the 2025 State of Downtown at the Kia Center, emphasizing the evolution of downtown Orlando and the convergence of strategies outlined in the Downtown Action Plan, Project DTO 2.0.The Downtown Orlando Partnership’s State of Downtown is presented by the Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC—The Reliable One).
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
10:30 a.m. - Orlando Fire Station 18 Groundbreaking
Orlando Fire Station 18, 9155 Luminary Boulevard
Mayor Dyer will join District 1 City Commissioner Jim Gray, Interim Fire Chief Jason Revoldt and Orlando firefighters to officially break ground on Fire Station 18, the first brand new fire station built in the city in nearly 20 years. Located in Lake Nona, Station 18 marks the start of a multi-year public safety expansion, which includes plans for up to four new fire stations. Station 18 represents the city’s commitment to investing in public safety infrastructure that keeps pace with Orlando’s growth by ensuring residents continue to receive top-rated, reliable fire and medical services.
11:30 a.m. - Central Florida Commission on Homelessness Leadership Council Meeting
Orlando City Hall, 400 Soutth Orange Avenue, Rogers-Kiene Conference Room
Mayor Dyer will attend the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness Leadership Council meeting.
Thursday, December 4, 2025
10 a.m. - Frontyard Holiday Festival at Dr. Phillips Center
Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts, 445 South Magnolia Avenue, Seneff Arts Plaza
Mayor Dyer will join President and CEO of Dr. Phillips Center Kathy Ramsberger, community leaders and partners to celebrate the opening of the Frontyard Holiday Festival at Dr. Phillips Center, supported by AdventHealth. This new month-long tradition transforms the Dr. Phillips Center’s iconic Frontyard into a magical winter destination in the heart of downtown Orlando with more than 80 live performances, sparkling light displays, fire pits, nightly snowfall and a variety of family-friendly activities. This inaugural event supports the city’s vision of creating a vibrant downtown where residents and visitors can gather, celebrate and enjoy the spirit of the season.
10:30 a.m. - Albert Park Ribbon Cutting
2400 Edgewater Drive
Mayor Dyer will join District 3 City Commissioner Robert F. Stuart to celebrate the grand opening of the reimagined Albert Park in College Park with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Rooted in history and designed for the future, improvements to the park included a new 20-foot by 30-foot pavilion, updated landscaping, and lighting to create a more vibrant, accessible and functional space for the community.
1:30 p.m. - CFCRC Board Meeting and Workshop
LYNX Administrative Building, 455 North Garland Avenue
Mayor Dyer will attend the Central Florida Commuter Rail Commission (CFCRC) meeting.
Friday, December 5, 2025
10:30 a.m. - Mayor Glenda Hood Park Renaming Ceremony
4990 New Broad Street
Mayor Dyer will join District 3 City Commissioner Robert F. Stuart and community members to rename Harbor Park along Lake Baldwin as Mayor Glenda Hood Park. The renaming of the city park recognizes the contributions of Mayor Glenda E. Hood, who served as Mayor from 1992-2003. The first woman elected to that role, her legacy of thoughtful planning and neighborhood investment includes Baldwin Park, which was transformed from a former military base into a vibrant neighborhood during Mayor Hood’s time in office.
8 p.m. - City of Orlando Annual Tree Lighting Celebration
**6:45 p.m. - Mayor Dyer media availability on the south side of the band shell**
Lake Eola Park, 195 North Rosalind Avenue
Mayor Dyer and City Commissioners will kick off the holiday season at the City of Orlando's annual Tree Lighting Celebration at Lake Eola Park. The highlight of the event is the lighting of the 64-foot Christmas tree featuring 88,000 animated lights. The event will include holiday performances at the Walt Disney Amphitheater, food trucks and a holiday market on International Plaza at Lake Eola Park.
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