In observance of Veterans Day, Osceola County administrative offices will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 11, 2025. The Osceola County Board of Commissioners encourages everyone to take this time to reflect, honor, and thank the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in our nation’s Armed Forces. 🇺🇸

💙 Today we honor our first responders. Firefighters, law enforcement, paramedics, dispatchers, and emergency management professionals for their courage and service to Osceola County. Thank you for keeping our community safe, every day. 👏 #NationalFirstRespondersDay #OsceolaCounty #PublicSafety #TeamOsceola

Safety first! With 40 new firefighters and paramedics and new stations on the way, we’re expanding emergency services to protect our growing community. | @peggychoudhry | @OSCFR | #PublicSafety | #OsceolaCounty | #StateoftheCounty | #OsceolaSOTC25 | #BeFirsttoWhatsNext | #BuildingForTomorrowToday

🎀 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎀 The Osceola County Board of Commissioners recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month—honoring the survivors, remember those we've lost, and stand with the many families impacted by breast cancer. Early detection and awareness can save lives, and by standing together, we can continue to bring hope, strength, and support to our community. 💗

September is National Preparedness Month — a time to ensure you and your family are ready before disaster strikes. Hear from Emergency Management Director Bill Litton and Assistant Director Robin Hinson as they share how important steps you can take to stay safe: ✔️ Sign up for Alert Osceola to receive local emergency notifications: osceolafl.co/alertosceola ✔️ Download the new BEACON app for 24/7 credible safety information across TV, radio, streaming, and mobile devices. ✔️ Visit flood.osceola.org to see if your home is in a flood zone. Preparedness starts with awareness. Help keep Osceola County safe. #NationalPreparednessMonth #OsceolaCounty #BeReady

School is back in session starting tomorrow, Monday, August 11! Let’s keep our students safe by following posted speed limits in school zones and driving with extra care. With the safety cameras now active, let’s work together to ensure every child arrives to and from school safely. Learn more about school speed zone cameras at osceolafl.co/schoolzones. ----------- ¡Las clases vuelven a empezar mañana, lunes 11 de agosto! Mantengamos a nuestros estudiantes seguros respetando los límites de velocidad en las zonas escolares y manejando con mucho cuidado. Con las cámaras de seguridad activadas, trabajemos juntos para garantizar que todos los niños lleguen y regresen de la escuela sanos y salvos. Obtenga más información sobre las cámaras de velocidad en las zonas escolares en osceolafl.co/schoolzones.

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Full closure of Florida’s Turnpike (SR 91) between Exit 193 & Exit 244 for bridge beam work. SB: 12–5 AM, Mon, July 28 NB: 12–5 AM, Thu, July 31 ✅ Follow detours & posted signs. 📞 Info: 407-710-0050 | 🌐 FL511.com #TrafficAlert #FloridaTurnpike #RoadClosure

#DYK Osceola County has its own Tree Farm? We're proud to grow and care for a wide variety of trees that are now being planted throughout the County, helping beautify our community while reducing landscaping costs and leaning into more homegrown resources. Our Parks & Public Lands team is hard at work growing sturdy, Florida-friendly trees and planting them in spots across the County to help beautify and enhance our shared space—most recently, our Fire Department received new trees for their Fire Station #75, giving our firefighters (and their trucks) a cooler and greener station to soon call home. 👷🌳✨🚒 | #OsceolaCounty #SustainabilityInAction #GoGreenOsceola #HomegrownLandscaping #EcoFriendlyFuture | @OSCFR |

The countdown is ON! With just 4 days left until Before the Storm 2025, now’s the time to get your hurricane prep game strong. 🗓️ Saturday, May 3 🕙 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 📍 Kissimmee Civic Center 🎟️ Free admission! This event has something for everyone, filled with essential tips, tools, and resources to help your whole family stay informed, prepared, and protected. **For additional information please contact [email protected]**

#DYK that unlike other poisonous gases, you can’t see or smell carbon monoxide? When unspent fuels produce carbon monoxide in and around your home, you may not even know – which is why prevention and detection are extremely important. Commissioner Ricky Booth (D5) and Division Chief John Murphy from Osceola County Fire Rescue & EMS talk about this invisible hazard and what you can to protect yourself and your family. #NationalPoisonPreventionWeek #nppw25 _________________ @CommishBooth @OSCFR

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Osceola County! 🍀 The Osceola County Board of County Commissioners wishes you a day full of luck, laughter, and a bit of green! #osceolacounty #centralflorida #stpatricksday

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Simpson Road Turn Lane Closure 🚧 The northbound Simpson Road left turn lane to Pebble Pointe Way will be closed from 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, for approximately two weeks. The closure will allow crews to install a section of the box culvert stormwater system. During this time, drivers heading to Pebble Pointe Way will be detoured via Royal Palm Drive. Also, Pebble Pointe Way to Simpson Road will be limited to right turns only to enhance safety and improve traffic flow. Please note that weather or other unforeseen circumstances may impact the schedule. Motorists and pedestrians should use caution, as workers and construction equipment will be present. Detour signage will be in place. The public can find project information at: one.osceola.org/simpson-nort… and current lane and road closure details at osceola.org/go/trafficalerts. #TrafficAlert #RoadClosure #Detour