NOTICE OF PUBLIC CURED MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mayor Joe Garrison of the Town of Dundee will hold a Cured Meeting for publicly re-addressing and re-discussing matters previously discussed on April 28, 2026, to ensure full compliance with Florida’s Government in the Sunshine Law, Section 286.011, Florida Statutes.
Cure Meeting 6.25.26
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ROAD WORK REMINDER

As a part of a Road Paving Project, Tucker Paving is conducting road work along Camp Endeavor Blvd., and Lincoln Ave. This work will result in road closure along Lincoln Avenue and a detour along Camp Endeavor Blvd for approximately 120 days that began on June 1, 2026.
Motorists are advised to use caution when traveling through the area and to follow all posted signage and directions from on-site personnel. Please refer to the map below

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Town of Dundee Holiday Closure Notice:
In observance of Juneteenth, all Town of Dundee offices, facilities, and the Dundee Public Library will be closed on Friday June 19th, & Saturday, June 20th. We will reopen for regular business hours on Monday, June 22nd.
For Water Emergencies: If you experience any water-related emergencies during the holiday closure, please contact our Emergency After-Hours line at 863-439-7966.
There will be NO disruption to garbage service during this week! Wishing our community a safe, reflective, and happy Juneteenth! ❤️#DundeeOneTownOneTeam #Juneteenth

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Important Utility Bill Payment Updates:
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UPDATE: BURN BAN REPEALED
Bartow, Fla. (June 17, 2026) — After tracking the weather and analyzing the county’s Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) average, Polk County officials have repealed the May 5 burn ban. The conversations between Polk County Fire Chief Shawn Smith, local municipal fire chiefs and Florida Forest Service Lakeland District Manager Pat Keogh said it is safe to repeal the ban as the county moves into the rainy season.
“As we look at weather forecasts and the decrease in the KBDI, it confirms that our numbers are going in the correct direction for a repeal of the burn ban,” said Fire Chief Smith. “As always, we will continuously monitor the KBDI and weather in case conditions change and we begin to experience another period of dry weather.” As of June 16, Polk County’s KBDI average is 455 with 70% of the county under 500. The KBDI is a continuous reference scale, ranging from 0 to 800. It assesses the soil’s moisture content from no moisture deficiency (0) to maximum drought conditions (800).
Despite the lift of the burn ban – if you see a potentially dangerous fire – report it to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office Non-Emergency Line at 863-298-6200 or call 9-1-1 if life or property is in immediate danger.
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ANNOUNCEMENT – DUKE ENERGY
As part of Duke Energy’s continuing commitment to provide safe and reliable electrical service to its
communities, it must invest in the proper care and maintenance of its transmission infrastructure.
Part of this maintenance program involves the vegetation management within their right-of-way
corridor. To ensure continued reliable electric service, crews will be pruning and, in some
cases, removing trees within the ICLW-1 69kV transmission power line corridor. Affected landowners
will be notified individually as the project proceeds and prior to work commencing on their property.
Although they do not anticipate any power interruptions at this time, should an outage become
necessary to complete this work, they will notify affected customers in advance. This work is
scheduled to begin in the next few weeks. This notice constitutes the notice required by Florida
Statute 163.3209.
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