- December 13, 2024
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Members of the Ocoee City Commission — Mayor Rusty Johnson, left, Commissioner George Oliver III, Commissioner Rosemary Wilsen and Commissioner Richard Firstner — smiled for photos before lighting the city's Christmas tree.
Members of the Ocoee City Commission — Mayor Rusty Johnson, left, Commissioner George Oliver III, Commissioner Rosemary Wilsen and Commissioner Richard Firstner — celebrated after lighting the city's Christmas tree.
Members of the Ocoee City Commission — Mayor Rusty Johnson, left, Commissioner George Oliver III, Commissioner Rosemary Wilsen and Commissioner Richard Firstner — smiled for photos after lighting the city's Christmas tree.
Ocoee Mayor Rusty Johnson, right, smiled for a selfie with a resident before the Christmas tree lighting.
Students from Ocoee High School's performing arts department sang holiday songs at the City of Ocoee's 2024 Jolly Jamboree event.
Children attending the 2024 Jolly Jamboree enjoyed the bubbles being blasted into the air and the neon lights.
A heap of Ocoee residents lined up their holiday-themed golf carts at Vignetti Park for the city's second-ever Christmas golf cart parade through the neighborhoods of Ocoee.
Ocoee Mayor Rusty Johnson led the pack of golf carts through the city's neighborhoods, eventually reaching city hall.
Ocoee's second-ever Christmas golf cart parade saw upward of 50 carts take a winding route from Vigentti Park to city hall.
These golf cart parade participants enjoyed the fake snow being blasted off the back of the cart in front of them.
Parade participants finished their ride through Ocoee and were greeted at city hall by those enjoying the Jolly Jamboree festivities.
The City of Ocoee celebrated the holiday season with a day full of festivities during its annual Jolly Jamobree, including the city's second-ever Christmas golf cart parade and the light of the Ocoee Christmas tree in front of city hall Dec. 14.
With a police escort from Ocoee Chief Vincent Ogburn and Mayor Rusty Johnson leading the pack of golf carts, a heap of residents in their holiday-decorated carts took to the streets of Ocoee and weaved through its varying neighborhoods. Starting at 5 p.m. from Vignetti Park, the parade participants took their time but eventually found their way to city hall, where they were greeted by those enjoying the various activities and entertainment of the holiday festival.
Later that evening, following the golf cart parade, members of the Ocoee City Commission — Johnson, Commissioner George Oliver III, Commissioner Rosemary Wilsen and Commissioner Richard Firstner — officially lit the city's massive Christmas tree on the step of city hall; at the northeast corner of the Bluford Avenue and McKey Street intersection.
