News across Seminole County

Seminole County Chamber opposes Amendment 3 over economic concerns
The Seminole County Chamber's board voted unanimously to oppose Amendment 3 after reviewing its potential local impact. Chamber leaders said the proposal could strain public services and create uncertainty for small businesses and nonprofits.
Water Service Interruption
Water Service Interruption - Area of 600 N US HWY 17-92
Seminole County school tests wearable panic button for campus emergencies
It was part of a code red drill in which staff members are testing a wearable device designed to speed up emergency responses. The system is already in several Florida districts, including Hillsborough and Pinellas.

Seminole County school tests wearable panic button for campus emergencies
It was part of a code red drill at Choices in Learning Elementary Charter School in Winter Springs, where staff are testing a new wearable crisis alert button designed to speed up emergency responses.

Dead Tree Removal
he City’s tree contractor will be removing a dead right-of-way tree located at 608 Clark Street on Monday, September 28 (Weather Permitting)

West Mitchell Hammock Corridor Safety Improvements
Construction on the West Mitchell Hammock Road Corridor Safety Improvements will start September 30, 2026, and expected to extend into June 2027. Please click for details.

Oktoberfest Road Closures
Please see the following road closures related to this weekend's Oktoberfest celebration at Center Lake Park.

Amendment 3 Virtual Meeting - Question Form
The City is preparing for the 2nd Property Tax Referendum (Amendment 3 on the ballot) and is asking citizens to fill out a question/comment form that City Councilmembers and Staff will address. Click for details.

Reclaimed Water Outage
There has been a service interruption to reclaimed water in Easton Park, Chapman Oaks, Chapman Cove and Chapman Groves. Please click for more.
FY 2027 Adopted Budget

Understanding Your Property Taxes and What Your Taxes Fund
Property taxes collected in Winter Springs go to the General Fund, which pays for services like police, city parks, streets, and facilities maintenance, recreation programs, administrative and IT costs. However, these taxes do not cover all expenses.

Update on Tree Trimming Locations
There are a few locations that will have tree trimming work being done starting September 22nd. Please click for details.