Eatonville Florida Police Department

06/16/2026

Questions about Hurricane Preparedness?

Come hear from the severe weather professionals of the Orange County Emergency Management Division about what actually happens within municipal governments before, during, and after a severe storm or hurricane.

05/28/2026

05/23/2026

***ATTENTION***
Florida Statute § 790.06(12)(a)7
This section states that a person may not carry a weapon or firearm into:
“Any meeting of the governing body of a county, public school district, municipality, or special district.”
This applies to:
Town Council meetings
City Council meetings
County Commission meetings
School Board meetings
Special district governing meetings
Florida law historically prohibited open carry under §790.053, and although recent court rulings in 2025 affected portions of Florida’s open carry restrictions, government meetings remain restricted locations for fi****ms.

05/23/2026

The Eatonville Police Department was HONORED to support the staff of Hungerford Elementary School with a "BeatCop Breakfast", courtesy of Chief Stanley Murray. Thanks for all you do!

05/14/2026

On behalf of Chief Stanley Murray and the Eatonville Police Department Family, we honorably recognize National Police Week through the courage, sacrifice, and commitment of the men and women in law enforcement who serve and protect our nation's communities each day.

We continue to remember those officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty and keep their families in our prayers. Thank you to all LEOs, both civilian and military, who wear the badge with professionalism, honor, and integrity.

02/26/2026

Orange County Weather Brief- Area Drought Alert

Weather briefing from National Weather Service, Melbourne Forecast Office regarding the Following:

Despite a couple of rounds of showers and storms over the past couple of weeks, rainfall has still remained limited and mostly below normal across east-central Florida. This has allowed for the expansion and worsening of drought conditions across the area, with Moderate (D1) to Extreme (D3) Drought now across all of east central Florida.

The latest Drought Information Statement for the east central Florida area is attached and can also be found here: https://www.weather.gov/mlb/DroughtInformationStatement

Updates to weather statements will occur approximately every two weeks as the drought progresses. Continue to check Slack and the Drought Information Statement website above for future updates to this product.

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