An alligator has recently been spotted in Lake Vista, on the Carlisle side of the lake.

It appears to be afraid of humans, but please be careful, particularly with children and small animals.

The peak of the mating season is not until May/June when gators are more likely to become aggressive, and move from lake to lake in search of a mate.

Note: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will not remove gators unless they are 7ft. long, or aggressive.

Please note that the Vista Lakes Board of Directors does not recommend or endorse any contractors providing services directly to residents. If you receive any communication from any service providers stating that the Board has approved, contracted with, or endorsed their services for Vista Lakes homeowners, please contact the

The Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) urges customers to beware of pitches from door-to-door salespeople or unsolicited letters and phone calls that promise unbelieveable savings. Contact the Better Business Bureau before purchasing anything and seek out legitimate third-party validation from sources such as Consumer Reports, university reports or government agency web sites.

The Board also reminds residents that soliciting is not permitted in Vista Lakes, therefore you may also call the Orlando Police Department at (321) 235-5300 to report such activity.

Back to School Safety

PLEASE USE CAR PICK UP LOOPS ACCORDING TO SCHOOL DIRECTIONS!

Parents waiting to pick up their students from Vista Lakes Elementary or Odyssey Middle School should not park along the side streets of the Vista Lakes community to wait. These are City streets and you may be ticketed by the Orlando Police Department. It is very dangerous for both the children and other vehicle traffic. No Parking areas for student pick up include Amhurst Park, Residents Club, Central Park and the Vista Lakes’ tennis courts and pool area.

Please do not allow your student to remain in Amhurst Park directly before or after school. To be in the park you must be a resident of Vista Lakes, have your Vista Lakes I.D. card, and must 12 years of age or older. Under the age of 12 you must be supervised by an adult 18 years or older. Orlando Police Department will be monitoring the park and are authorized to trespass violators.

If you have any questions or concerns or need Vista Lakes Resident’s I.D please contact the Vista Lakes Community Director, Sharon Eichorn at 407-207-7003.

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