Show/Hide

Fire User Fee Class Action Suit

A hearing took place on May 10, 2022 at the Marion County Judicial Center. Details on the disbursement of funds can be found at www.ocalafirefee.com. Questions should be directed to the claims administrator, The Notice Company Inc., via email at
  • admin@ocalafirefee.com or by telephone at 1-800-241-9840. We appreciate your patience.
  •  

     

    Se llevó a cabo una audiencia el 10 de mayo de 2022 en el Centro Judicial del Condado de Marion. Los detalles sobre el desembolso de fondos se pueden encontrar en www.ocalafirefee.com. Las preguntas deben dirigirse al administrador de reclamos, The Notice Company Inc., por correo electrónico a admin@ocalafirefee.com o por teléfono al 1-800-241-9840. Nosotros apreciamos su paciencia.

    Contact

    Community Development Services
    201 SE 3rd St., 2nd Floor
    Ocala, FL 34471

    Office Hours
    8:00am - 5:00pm
    Monday through Friday

    The Community Development Services Department is committed to making Ocala “A Great Place to Live, Play, and Prosper!”

    Comprised of the Community Programs Division and the Office of Homeless Prevention, the Department manages a broad range of social service initiatives with local, state and federal funding.

    The Community Programs Division:

    Assists homeowners in an effort to ensure Ocala maintains safe and affordable housing for low-to-moderate income persons

    Focuses on administering federal and state grants to include the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), the Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME), and the State Housing Initiative Program (SHIP)

    Partners with other City Departments to pool resources in providing financial assistance to the citizens of the City of Ocala

    Qualifies for income limits per the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

    For more information, please contact us at 352-629-8231 or CityGrants@Ocalafl.org

    The Office of Homeless Prevention:

    Acts as the lead agency in the Coordinated Entry Process of the Marion County Continuum of Care network

    Evaluates the needs of the homeless and persons at risk of becoming homeless, to ensure levels of prioritization

    Manages the database used to collect confidential client-level data to determine needed services

    For more information, please contact us at 352-629-8280.