Public Works Division
Functions
Construction Management
The Construction Management Section is responsible for both Contract Construction Management and Development Construction.
Development Review
The Development Review Section is responsible for reviewing and approving new and upcoming commercial/industrial developments and subdivisions, including input to building permits. In addition, this Section conducts plat review, the review of right-of-way utilization permits, and driveway permits. The Development Review Section is also responsible for the various performance/maintenance bond contracts required for construction in Osceola County.
Right-of-Way / Land Acquisition
The Right-of-Way/Land Acquisition Section is responsible for the negotiation and acquisition of property, permanent easements, and temporary easements for all County projects. These projects consist of roadway widening and extensions, drainage projects, recreational parks, and public buildings.
Survey
The Survey Section is responsible for providing professional land surveying services to the Board of County Commissioners and the other County Departments. These services include boundary, topographic, as-built surveys, as well as right-of-way and construction layouts. This Section's responsibilities also include preparation of the legal descriptions for right-of-way and easement acquisitions for the County. Additionally, the Section is responsible for the subdivision plat review, a process that ensures the plat conformity to State and Local Regulations.
Traffic Engineering
Traffic Engineering conducts traffic studies, analyzes crash data, performs signal design reviews, manages the annual traffic count program, issues signal warrants, performs special event reviews, and participates in the development review process.
Traffic Operations
Traffic Operations installs and maintains County signs, signals, roadway lighting, striping, and pavement markings.
Public Works
Main Office
Kissimmee, FL 34741
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