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ORANGE COUNTY · LOCALlocal legislationPassed
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Transfer of County Property to the Town of Oakland

Original title: Approval and execution of 1) Resolution 2026-M-28 of the Orange County Board of County Commissioners regarding authorization to convey certain personal property to the Town of Oakland, Florida in accordance with Section 125.38, Florida Statutes and 2) Purchase and Sale Agreement by and between Orange County, Florida and Town of Oakland, Florida in the amount of $10. (EMS/Office of the Medical Director)

Record date · June 16, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Orange County Board of County Commissioners has approved the transfer of specific to the Town of Oakland for a total purchase price of $10. This transaction is facilitated by the Health Services Department and the Office of the Medical Director.

Why it matters

This action finalizes the legal transfer of county-owned assets to the Town of Oakland, impacting the inventory and resource allocation of the Orange County EMS and Medical Director's office.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Orange County Health Services Department

The department is responsible for the management and transfer of the personal property involved.

Directly affected

Town of Oakland

The town is the recipient of the personal property transferred from the county.

Key Facts

  • The Orange County Board of County Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-M-28.
  • The resolution authorizes the conveyance of personal property from Orange County to the Town of Oakland.
  • The transaction is executed via a Purchase and Sale Agreement.
  • The total purchase price for the property is $10.
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  • The transfer is conducted under the authority of Section 125.38 of the Florida Statutes.
  • The Health Services Department and the Office of the Medical Director are the sponsoring departments for this action.
  • The file number for this legislative action is 26-0678.
  • The status of the recommendation is listed as Passed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What property is being transferred?
The document identifies the items only as 'certain ' managed by the EMS/Office of the Medical Director.
Why is the price only $10?
The transfer is governed by Section 125.38 of the Florida Statutes, which allows local governments to property to other public entities for nominal consideration when it serves a public purpose.

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Intergovernmental Asset Management

The use of Section 125.38 indicates a standard procedure for reallocating public assets between local jurisdictions to support municipal operations.

Orange CountyTown of Oakland

Connected Entities

Section 125.38, Florida Statutes, Town of Oakland, Florida, Orange County Board of County Commissioners
otherSection 125.38, Florida Statutes“The legal authority under which the county is permitted to convey property to ot”Map →
locationTown of Oakland, Florida“The recipient of the personal property.”Map →
OrganizationOrange County Board of County Commissioners“The governing body approving the property conveyance.”Map →

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