on the Atlantic Coast Line, which is now the Zephyrhills Depot Museum at a city park near the airport. More than 70,000 skydives are performed annually on the airport at Skydive City, Inc., the largest woman-owned drop zone in the world, founded in 1990 by Joannie Murphy and Susan Perkins Stark. Railroads CSX Transportation's Wildwood Subdivision goes through the eastern parts of Zephyrhills. Public safety The Zephyrhills Police Department consists of about 35 officers. The Zephyrhills Fire Department consists of career and volunteer firefighters. Notable people Domonic Brown, baseball player Dave Eiland, former Major League Baseball pitcher Prince Iaukea, pro wrestler (born Michael Hayner) Ramiele Malubay, American Idol finalist (attended Zephyrhills High School until 2002) Jessica Meuse, American Idol finalist, briefly lived in Zephyrhills Tracy Negoshian, fashion designer Stephen Perry, writer for the animated series ThunderCats and Silverhawks Ryan Pickett, defensive tackle for the Green Bay Packers, graduated from Zephyrhills High School in 1998 Justin Swanstrom, YouTube personalty Buzzie Reutimann, race car driver David Reutimann, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Carl Tanzler (aka Carl von Cosel), person who stole and preserved the corpse of Elena Milagro Hoyos References Further reading External links City of Zephyrhills official website History of Zephyrhills Big City Biz Zephyrhills Cities in Pasco County, Florida Cities in the Tampa Bay area 1910 establishments in Florida Cities in Florida Sundown towns in Florida