Overview

The Osceola County Sheriff's Office now offers a program to help teens become safer drivers. The Teen Driver Challenge consists of two training days totaling twelve hours. The first day includes a four-hour block of instruction in the classroom while the second day is an eight-hour block on the driving range. The program is offered free of charge to students living in Osceola County.

Location / Time

First Day - Osceola County Sheriff's Office (Administration Building), 2601 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee.  Class begins promptly at 6:00 p.m.

Second Day - TECO Driving Pad, 501 Simpson Road, Kissimmee.  Class begins promptly at 8:00 a.m.

Registration

To register your Teen in our 12 hour training program, please contact and leave a message on our teen driver line or you may send an email.  Please be aware that in order for personnel to manage a wide range of other duties, messages related to the Teen Driver Challenge program will be returned on Tuesdays and Thursdays only.

• Teen Driver line at 321-697-4436
• Fax Line at 407-348-1127
• soteendriver@osceola.org

Application

You may pick up and complete the information packet at the Sheriff's Office front desk or click the Applications and Brochures link below to download a copy that you may print out at home and return to the Sheriff's Office.

Select an option below for more information:

• Calendar

• Information on specific weekends that the Teen Driver Challenge is offered.

• Photo Album

• Pictures of past Teen Driver Challenge weekends.

• Teen Driver Challenge Applications & Brochures

• The Osceola County Sheriff's Office now offers a program to help teens become safer drivers. The Teen Driver Challenge consists of two training days totaling twelve hours.