Kissimmee City Hall news
Kissimmee city government news, newest first: city council votes, the mayor, the budget and new ordinances, each story linked to the agenda or minutes.
Top story
Martinez wins Kissimmee Seat 4 runoff with 54.5%
Janette Martinez beat Tiffany Jeffers 8,758 to 7,310 in Kissimmee's Seat 4 runoff, unofficial results show. Osceola turnout was 55.7%, and the county races are below.
Who to call and how to vote
Trash
Trash and recycling pickup in Kissimmee: schedule, holidays and bulk
Kissimmee picks up trash, recycling, yard waste and bulk once a week. Carts out by 7 a.m. or the night before. Solid Waste Division: 407-518-2507.
Permits
Kissimmee permit search: look up permits and inspections
Kissimmee permit search: look up any city permit, its status and inspections in the EnerGov portal, or call 407-518-2379. County permits, HB 803 rules.
Early voting
Voting in Osceola County: registration, polling places and early voting
How to register and vote in Osceola County, with links to the unofficial Nov. 3, 2026, results. The elections office is at 407-742-6000.
Public notices
Public notices for Kissimmee and Osceola County
Where to find legal notices for Kissimmee and Osceola County: FloridaPublicNotices.com, the city's notice page, and the clerk's foreclosure and tax deed sales.
City Commission
Who to call at Kissimmee City Hall
Phone numbers for the Kissimmee mayor, city commission, city manager, clerk, police non-emergency (407-846-3333), code enforcement, trash and other city offices.
Latest stories
Schools
Osceola voters approve 1-mill school tax for four years
Osceola voters approved a 1-mill school property tax, 64% to 36%. It starts with the 2027-28 school year and costs $200 a year on $200,000 of taxable value.
City Commission
Ethics panel takes no action on Commissioner Martinez
The Florida Commission on Ethics found probable cause that Kissimmee Commissioner Janette Martinez failed to file a voting conflict form, then voted to take no further action.
Early voting
Osceola early vote final: 89,342 ballots, 37.5% of voters
89,342 Osceola County voters cast ballots early or by mail before Election Day, 37.5% of those registered, behind Florida's 39.5%. Polls open 7 a.m. Tuesday.