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State Preempted
State or federal law blocks direct city action; delivery would require a legal change outside the mayor's office.
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About OrlandoFirst.City
OrlandoFirst.city is an independent civic-research project that reviews published mayoral commitments against municipal authority, Florida law, source records, and budget capacity.
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Route hub
Public audit surfaces
Candidate registry
Candidate records reviewed under the same source-preservation standard.
Privacy
Analytics, tracking, and data retention policies.
Terms
Terms of service and acceptable usage policies.
Corrections
How factual corrections, candidate responses, and source material are reviewed.
Sitemap
Human-readable index of canonical public routes.
Press kit
Assets, methodology highlights, and media guidelines.
Overview
OrlandoFirst.city is a municipal feasibility audit of published commitments in the 2027 Orlando mayoral race. It is not a campaign, endorsement project, opinion column, or candidate advocacy site.
What this is
The audit reviews public platform commitments the way an oversight office would review a proposed workplan: against legal authority, operating structure, source records, and documented funding capacity. Each record is linked to the statute, charter provision, budget line, program record, or agency responsibility that determines whether the City of Orlando can actually deliver it.
What this is not
- Not a campaign. OrlandoFirst.city does not endorse, oppose, fundraise for, or coordinate with any candidate, party, political committee, or PAC.
- Not an opinion column. The audit does not grade ideology or whether a proposal is good or bad.
- Not candidate advocacy. The same rubric applies to every audited record, including candidate records still under source review.
- Not a broad fact-check column. The scope is implementation feasibility against published source records.
Source-bound by design
Every classification links back to Florida statute, legislative session records, official city documents, public program records, or agency authority. Material corrections are reflected directly on the relevant audit pages.
Corrections and contact
Send source-backed corrections, contact requests, and public records context to info@orlandofirst.city (opens in new tab). Include the audit record, source citation, and the specific change requested so the correction can be reviewed against the underlying record.
Independence
OrlandoFirst.city is independent civic research. It is not affiliated with any campaign, party, political committee, or PAC.
Taxonomy
The four classifications
Mixed Authority
City tools can move parts of the proposal, but key pieces depend on state law, outside partners, or unresolved legal authority.
External Coordination
External Coordination
Delivery depends on another board, county agency, state office, or public authority the mayor cannot direct alone.
Within Authority
The city can act directly, subject to budget, staffing, procurement, and execution quality.