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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer Announces Development of Memorial Engagement

This update is meant to continue to further transparency around the City of Orlando’s development of a permanent memorial on the Pulse site and to keep the community updated on those efforts.

City of Orlando Pulse Remembrance Events and Press Availability

City of Orlando Update on June 12th Remembrance Events and Memorial

Orlando Unites for 8th Annual CommUNITY Rainbow Run

The 8th Annual CommUNITY Rainbow Run, presented by Orlando Health, will take place on Saturday, June 8th, 2024. More than just a race, the event is a celebration of the Orlando community's resilience and unwavering love in the wake of the Pulse tragedy.

City Update on June 12th Remembrance Events and Memorial Process

Today, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, alongside Dr. Larry Schooler and Joaquin Guerra, addressed the community on the upcoming events to honor and remember the 49 angels, their families, survivors, and all affected by the Pulse tragedy.

City Invites Community to Pulse Remembrance Ceremony

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer will join City Commissioners, families of the victims, survivors, first responders and the community for the annual Pulse Remembrance Ceremony.

Mayor Dyer Announces Selection of Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer Announces Selection of Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee Members

First Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee Meeting and Open House

This week, the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee will be meeting for the first time for two-consecutive days, in both English and Spanish. In addition, the City of Orlando will host an open house for the community to provide input on the future of the Pulse Memorial.

City Invites Community to Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee Meetings

The Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee consists of members representing victims’ families, survivors, and other stakeholders and was created to further guide the effort to create a permanent memorial at the Pulse site, develop opportunities for input and engagement, in English and Spanish, with the goal of recommending a conceptual design for the memorial by the end of this year.