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Scout Has Arrived!

In October 2025, Seminole County launched Scout, its new on-demand, low-fare, door-to-door ride service with discounts for seniors, students, income-eligible riders, and Access Plus cardholders. Out and about in Seminole County? Ride Scout!

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Seminole County Celebrates America Recycles Day

America Recycles Day, celebrated on November 15, reminds us of the importance of recycling and sustainability. This holiday season, residents can opt for eco-friendly ways to gift wrap through reusing old gift bags and sending electronic gift cards.

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Seminole Stream App Now Available

Seminole Stream, the County’s new streaming channel, is now available on the Apple, Android, Amazon, Roku, and Samsung app stores. This service allows users to watch Seminole County Government Television (SGTV) live and access on-demand content.

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Veterans Day Proclamation
Veterans Day Proclamation

The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners honored local veterans on October 28, issuing a proclamation of gratitude and designating November 11 as Veterans Day.

Seminole County also highlighted Operation Green Light for Veterans, a national initiative supporting veterans’ transition to civilian life.

Residents and businesses were encouraged to display a green light in the window of their home or workplace from November 4–11 to honor their service and sacrifice.

New Destinations Await
New Destinations Await

Jetsetters have a new getaway from Orlando Sanford International Airport.

Seminole County Board of County Commissioners Chairman Jay Zembower and other leaders attended the Arajet ribbon-cutting October 26 to celebrate the launch of a new direct route from Sanford to the Dominican Republic.  

Flights operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, offering connections from Central Florida to several major Latin American cities, including Buenos Aires, São Paulo, and Mexico City.

Behind the scenes: Seminole County Water Treatment Plant
Behind the scenes: Seminole County Water Treatment Plant

Seminole County highlighted Imagine a Day Without Water on October 16 — a National Day of Action that reminds us how essential water is and why it’s so important to conserve and protect the limited resource.

Florida’s drinking water comes from the Floridan Aquifer, where wells reach 300–400 feet underground to pump thousands of gallons a minute for treatment. The men and women of Seminole County Utilities work hard to deliver clean, reliable water to the community every day.

As we Imagine a Day Without Water, Seminole County Utilities customers are also encouraged to do their part by conserving water and scheduling a free Irrigation Evaluation to ensure efficient outdoor watering.

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