Storm Ready: Roads and Stormwater Crews Clear the Way

Hurricane season is here, and Seminole County’s Roads and Stormwater Division is on the front lines, keeping neighborhoods resilient. Crews recently cleared stormwater ditches along Kansas Street in the Oviedo area, removing overgrown vegetation to help prevent flooding and ensure water flows properly.

This work is part of the County’s year-round maintenance of ditches, culverts, and canals. These proactive efforts help protect homes, roadways, and critical infrastructure.

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Interested in a Career with Seminole County?

Seminole County frequently has job openings in a variety of fields, including Utilities, Animal Services, and many others. County employees enjoy reliable schedules, 20+ paid days off, 11 paid holidays annually, employer-paid healthcare, state retirement enrollment, and more!

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COMING SOON: Scout, A New On-Demand Public Transportation Service

Scout will offer residents a more flexible, responsive, and accessible public transportation option. Coming October 2025, Scout will allow riders to request shared trips through a smartphone app or by calling a dedicated phone line, providing on-demand service within defined zones across the County.

Seminole County Library Wins Library of the Year

Seminole County Public Library is proud to be named the Florida Library Association’s 2025 Library of the Year, earning statewide recognition.

This distinction honors the library’s wide range of educational programming—including STEAM initiatives, book clubs, art workshops, and special events that all contribute to significant and positive impact on our community.