Kissimmee Schedules Lane Closures
The City of Kissimmee Public Works & Engineering Department will be closing the lanes in both directions along Main Street and Broadway. The lane closures will take place from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. beginning on Wednesday, January 25, continuing through Friday, January 27. The lane closures will allow crews to install the poles, enclosures and other equipment associated with the Red Light Cameras being installed at the intersection of Main Street and Neptune Road. Technicians will install the cameras and computers, followed by testing and making any necessary adjustments, so the cameras can go “live” on Tuesday, January 31. Traffic control devices will be in place during this process. County Fair to Feature Demolition Derby
February 10-19 at Osceola Heritage Park
The Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show and Osceola County Fair will host a spectacular Demolition Derby on Opening Day, February 10 at 7 P.M. The hard hitting, fast paced action is an open to the public, any year, any car derby. Competitors deliberately smash and crash into one another and the last driver with an operation vehicle is awarded the victory! A mini-car derby heat will also take place. Spectators will have a chance to win prizes during the fan participation games. The Demolition Derby show is included with your Fair admission, which is only $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 5 – 11, and kids 4 and under is free. Senior Citizens are Free on Opening Day!
St. Cloud Utility Customers May Qualify for Rebate
The South Florida Water Management District Governing Board recently approved investments in nine projects for Fiscal Year 2012 through the agency’s Water Savings Incentive Program (WaterSIP). One of the nine projects is the City of St. Cloud Public Services’ Toilet Rebate Program.
“This program should save more than two million gallons of water per year and will help customers save money on their utility bills year-round,” said Public Services Administrator Randy Jackson. “The program offers up to $145 as an incentive for customers to replace existing high-flow toilets with WaterSense high-efficiency models. This is a great way toencourage homeowners to reduce indoor water usage.”
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