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The Osceola County Clerk to the Board is currently seeking applications for the 2012 Value Adjustment Board (VAB) Special Magistrates to conduct hearings. The deadline for applying for Tangible Personal Property Appraiser, and Attorney Special Magistrates will be July 06, 2012.
2012 marked the Third Annual Shingle Creek Adventure Challenge, which took place at the historic and scenic Shingle Creek Regional Park, Babb Landing, located off US 192 in Kissimmee. This year there were 132 participants with the first place Adventure Challenge team finishing in just two hours.
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Osceola County is hosting a Star Spangled Celebration event Saturday (May 12) that coincides with the County's Quasquicentennial - or 125th birthday. The event celebrates the Shingle Creek Regional Park with a "Walk Back in Time." Visit http://anniversary.osceola.org for more information.
Celebrating Osceola County's Quasquicentennial
The Star Spangled Celebration is full of picture opportunities. Come out on May 12 and find Osceola County’s history laid out before you. As the headwaters of the Everglades, the Shingle Creek area is a diverse natural habitat for wildlife. Visit http://anniversary.osceola.org for more information.

Osceola County's Logo has an interesting background, representing several aspects of the County. Find out more in this video which explains who designed the logo and why it was created specifically for Osceola County.

This program is for architects and engineers. It provides a structural systems overview, natural frequency calculations of structures & analysis of wind loading effects on various structures including rigid & flexible diaphragms & CMU bearing & shear walls. AR 9877773 / FBPE exp4028 7 CEHs. The cost is $195. See the information desk for a flyer on this program.
This program is for architects, engineers and contractors. It provides an overview of the 2010 FBC wind load provisions characteristics and structural dynamic fundamentals. Wind driven rain characteristics & wind/rain flow patterns are also depicted. There will also be a commercial wind load software demonstration. CILB 0607975 / AR 9877473 / FBPE exp4028 7 CEHs. The cost is $195. See the information desk for a flyer on this program.
Learn ways to save on your water bill, operate your irrigation controller, keep your landscape healthy and check your system for leaks. This educational class will be held at the Extension Services building at Osceola Heritage Park on May 30th from 9-10 AM. Register by calling (407) 944-5000.
This presentation covers the basic considerations for potential beekeepers: legal aspects, space needs, risks, startup costs, time requirements for hive maintenance, and Q & A. It will be held at the Extension Services building at Osceola Heritage Park on May 24th from 7-8 PM. Register by calling (321) 697-3000.
Learn to dehydrate your own fruits and vegetables with this hands-on class. A class fee of $10.00 is due by May 18th. You will take your project home. This class will be held May 24th from 6-8 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000. Space is limited.
Stop wondering where money went and letting it control you. Instead establish financial goals, discover your financial potential and develop a plan to make your money work for you. This free educational program will be held at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park on May 23rd from 5:30-8:30 PM. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000.
This class addresses how to save your home from foreclosure through better money management, communication with your lender and identifying other mortgage payment/foreclosure prevention options. This free class will be held at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park on May 17th from 6-8 PM. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000.
Learn about a variety of low-growing groundcovers to replace your lawn grass so you will not have to spend your weekends mowing! This educational program will be held on May 15th from 10-noon at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Registration is required. Please call (407) 944-5000.
Learn to start and multiply your own plants through seeds, cuttings and divisions. You will take home some new plants that you propagate in class. There is a $5 supply fee due by May 10th. Register online at: http://plantpropagation.eventbrite.com. The class will be held at May 14th from 6:30-8:00 PM, at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park.
Is your credit score holding you back from getting a loan or costing you more money on current credit/services? Learn what activities affect your score and steps you can take to improve it. This educational program will be held May 10th from 6:30-8:00 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Please call (321) 697-3000 to register.
This class addresses steps one should make before refinancing or modifying your home loan, along with the costs involved in deciding which option to choose. This educational program will be held on May 10th from 6:30-8:00 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Please call (321) 697-3000 to register.
Spring maintenance and care is essential to protecting your home investment! This educational program addresses when maintenance is needed around the home and how to conduct the routine checks. This class will be held May 9th from 6-8 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Please call 321-697-3000 to register.
Stop wondering where money went and letting it control you. Instead establish financial goals, discover your financial potential and develop a plan to make your money work for you. This free educational program will be held at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park on May 9th from 2-5 PM. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000.
Learn no cost, low cost, and some cost actions to save money on your electric bill. Find out about the Osceola Energy Initiative (www.osceola.org/go/energy) and other incentives to lower the cost of energy saving options. This free program will be held May 8th from 9-noon at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000 or visit http://saveonelectric.eventbright.com.
This presentation covers the basic considerations for potential beekeepers: legal aspects, space needs, risks, startup costs, time requirements for hive maintenance, and Q & A. It will be held at the Extension Services building at Osceola Heritage Park on May 9th from noon-1 PM. Register by calling (321) 697-3000.
This program addresses the five most popular scams conducted in Florida. Information provided will help consumers reduce or eliminate chances of being victimized. This educational program will be held May 7th from 6:30-8 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Please call (321) 697-3000 to register.
Learn no cost, low cost, and some cost actions to save money on your electric bill. Find out about the Osceola Energy Initiative (www.osceola.org/go/energy) and other incentives to lower the cost of energy saving options. This free program will be held May 7th from 6-9 PM at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park. Please call (321) 697-3000 or visit http://saveonelectric.eventbright.com to register.
Is debt stressing you out and keeping you up at night? Create a debt reduction plan to better manage current debt and get out of debt faster. This free educational class is offered at the Extension Services building in Osceola Heritage Park on May 3rd from 6:30-7:30 PM. Registration is required. Please call (321) 697-3000.
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Viewing of a popular nesting site for American bald eagles will again be accessible because the Osceola County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved an agreement with the developer of the property this week that provides for safety standards for the public and complies with federal laws regarding the protected species.
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Millions of dollars for health care projects in Osceola County survived Gov. Rick Scott's veto pen this week when he signed off on the state's $70 billion budget.
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