Committees

How the neighborhood organizes its work. Each committee has a purpose, a place to coordinate, and — for many — an open seat waiting for a neighbor to fill it.

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  • Lake & Sustainability Committee

    Protect and enhance the health, beauty, and long-term sustainability of Lake Cherokee and surrounding green spaces.

    Time commitment: 2-5 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • Grants Committee

    Support the Lake Cherokee Neighborhood Association's mission by identifying and pursuing grant opportunities, community funding sources, sponsorships, and charitable contributions that help fund neighborhood programs, events, preservation efforts, beautification projects, and other community initiatives.

    Time commitment: 1-5 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • Safety & Infrastructure Committee

    Promote a safe, accessible, and well-maintained neighborhood by supporting public safety initiatives, identifying community concerns, advocating for improvements, and fostering partnerships with local government and public safety agencies.

    Time commitment: 1-4 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • Events Committee

    Plan and coordinate neighborhood events and activities that bring residents together, strengthen community connections, and create memorable experiences that help make Lake Cherokee a welcoming and engaged community.

    Time commitment: 2-10 hours per month depending on event schedule

    Seeking members
  • Historic Preservation Committee

    Serve as the neighborhood's liaison to the City of Orlando Historic Preservation Board (HPB) while helping preserve and promote the historic character of Lake Cherokee.

    Time commitment: 1-4 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • Communications Committee

    Keep residents informed, engaged, and connected through timely, relevant, and consistent neighborhood communications.

    Time commitment: 2-6 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • Technology Committee

    Support the technology and digital tools used by the association, helping ensure residents have easy access to neighborhood information, resources, communications, and volunteer opportunities.

    Time commitment: 1-4 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • City & County Liaison

    Liaison role

    Serve as a connection between Lake Cherokee residents and local government agencies, helping share information, foster dialogue, and keep residents informed about issues and initiatives that may impact the neighborhood.

    Time commitment: 1-4 hours per month

    Seeking members
  • OCPS Liaison

    Liaison role

    Serve as a connection between Lake Cherokee residents and Orange County Public Schools (OCPS), helping share information, foster dialogue, and keep residents informed about developments that may impact the neighborhood.

    Time commitment: 1-4 hours per month

    Seeking members