OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — Osceola County Public Schools will begin the first phase of their school zone speed safety program on Monday, Feb. 24, 2025.
Vehicles caught speeding during school hours and 30 minutes before and after school hours will receive a warning notice in the mail alerting them to their illegal speeding.
After a 30-day warning period, the program will begin issuing citations to violators on Tuesday, March 26, 2025.
Fines will be sent to the vehicle’s registered owner for $100.
“As someone deeply committed to the safety of our children, I have championed this program to ensure our school zones are places of protection and care,” said Osceola County Commission Chairwoman Viviana Janer. “This warning period allows drivers to adjust their behavior, helping us create safer streets with a stronger community focus on student safety.”
32 speed cameras have been placed at high-risk locations across Osceola County in several directions. 15 of those cameras will be operational during Phase 1 at the following schools beginning February 24:
- Bellalago Academy
- Boggy Creek Elementary School
- Deerwood Elementary
- Horizon Middle School
- KOA Elementary
- Liberty High School
- Mater Brighton Lakes Academy
- Mater Palms Academy
- Parkway Middle School
- Sunrise Elementary School
Phase 2 of the implementation is scheduled to include the following schools approximately 30 days later:
- BridgePrep Academy
- Narcoossee Elementary School
- Poinciana High School
- Reedy Creek Elementary School
The County will notify the public through social media, media releases, and the County’s website of the finalized start date of Phase 2′s 30-day warning period.
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