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About Orlando City Commissioner Tom Keen (District 1)

Original title: Tom Keen — www.orlando.gov

June 10, 2026

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$930across 3 reported contributions
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Eric Smith for Oroville City Council 2022Lawrence Tracy$500ownerAug 2022
Eric Smith for Oroville City Council 2022Eric Smith$280CEODec 2022
Eric Smith for Oroville City Council 2022Eric Smith$150CEODec 2022

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The Frame

What this does

Residents of District 1 can use this page to contact their representative, track local infrastructure projects like the Southeast Community and Government Center, and find information on upcoming community events and road closures.

Who is mentioned in the record

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District 1 Residents

Residents are represented by Commissioner Keen and are directly impacted by local infrastructure projects, road closures, and community events listed in the district.

Orlando Police Department

The department coordinates with the Commissioner's office and hosts community meetings to engage with district residents.

What changed

Last recorded activity June 10, 2026.

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Summary

This is the official government profile for Orlando City Commissioner Tom Keen, representing District 1. It provides contact information for his office, outlines his policy priorities, and lists current city infrastructure projects, local events, and park information relevant to his district.

Key Facts

  • Tom Keen was elected to the Orlando City Council for District 1 in 2025.
  • Commissioner Keen's stated policy priorities include lowering property insurance costs, addressing traffic and transportation issues, and advocating for reproductive rights.
  • The City is currently developing the Southeast Community and Government Center to provide accessible safety, recreational, and informational services.
  • The City is conducting a Dowden Road Speed Management Study in response to resident concerns.
  • The City is updating its ADA Transition Plan and performing sanitary sewer smoke testing to identify system deficiencies.
  • Upcoming events include the Great American Block Party on June 27, 2026, and a Chief Community Meeting on July 15, 2026.
  • District 1 parks include Heroes Community Park, Southport Park, McCoy Community Park, and East Lake Park.
  • Current road and sidewalk closures/detours are active on Bal Bay Drive, Lake Nona Boulevard, Luminary Boulevard, Benford Road, and at the intersection of Leevista Boulevard and Econlockhatchee Trail.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I contact Commissioner Tom Keen?
You can reach him by phone at 407-246-2001 or by email at tom.keen@orlando.gov.
Where can I find information about road closures in District 1?
The official city website lists active road and sidewalk closures, including projects on Lake Nona Boulevard and Benford Road.
What is the purpose of the sanitary sewer smoke testing?
The Water Reclamation Division uses smoke testing to pinpoint sewer deficiencies and locate unauthorized connections to the city's system.

Why It Matters

Residents of District 1 can use this page to contact their representative, track local infrastructure projects like the Southeast Community and Government Center, and find information on upcoming community events and road closures.

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Connected Entities

organizationCity of OrlandoLocal government bodyMap →
personTom KeenOrlando City Commissioner for District 1Map →
personMax KellyDigital Communications SpecialistMap →
personDillon NajaOPD Liaison OfficerMap →
personEric SmithChief of PoliceMap →
personMichael BrienCommissioner's AideMap →

Sources

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www.orlando.gov

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