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This page provides essential contact information for Celebration residents. Because Celebration is an unincorporated community, Osceola County government provides most public services — there is no city hall or city government. The Celebration and Enterprise Community Development Districts manage internal community infrastructure. All information is sourced from official government and CDD websites.
Note: Phone numbers and hours may change. When possible, check the official website or call ahead to confirm hours and services.
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Celebration is an unincorporated community governed by Osceola County, which provides building permits, code enforcement, zoning, and public works services to residents. Within the community, the Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA) and the Community Development Districts manage community standards, amenities, and utility infrastructure. For a complete overview of living in this distinctive community, visit our Celebration homes page.
Osceola County Administration
1 Courthouse Square
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Key Departments (Call Main Line):
- Building & Permitting: (407) 742-0200
- Planning & Zoning: (407) 742-0200
- Code Enforcement: (407) 742-0200
- Public Works: (407) 742-0200
- Animal Services: (407) 742-8000
- Mosquito Control: (407) 742-0200
All unincorporated Celebration permitting and zoning goes through Osceola County — not a city hall.
Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA)
The CROA is Celebration's primary homeowners association, managing community standards, events, and resident resources across all villages. Contact information for your specific village HOA can be found in your closing documents or on the CROA website.
Building & Permitting
Planning a renovation or new build? See our guide to new construction in Celebration.
Code Enforcement
Celebration's CROA architectural standards also apply — check the CROA website for community-specific rules before making exterior changes.
Setting up utilities is one of the first steps when buying a home in Florida. Celebration has a unique utility structure — water and sewer are managed by Enterprise CDD, a community district, while electric service comes from Duke Energy. Contact each provider at least one week before your move-in date. For more details, see our Moving to Orlando Complete Guide.
| Service | Provider | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ Electric | Duke Energy Florida | 1-800-700-8744 | Visit Website |
| 💧 Water/Sewer | Enterprise CDD | (407) 566-1935 | Visit Website |
| 🗑️ Trash/Recycling | Celebration Sanitation Services | (321) 939-1805 | Visit Website |
| 🔥 Natural Gas / Propane | TECO Peoples Gas | 1-800-700-2443 | Visit Website |
| 📡 Internet/WiFi | Spectrum, AT&T, Xfinity, Frontier | Multiple providers available — check address for service availability | |
💧 About Celebration's Water & Sewer: Enterprise CDD
Unlike most Florida communities where water comes from a city or county utility, Celebration's water and sewer is managed by Enterprise CDD (Community Development District), located at 313 Campus Street, Celebration, FL 34747. Enterprise CDD handles billing, water quality, irrigation scheduling, and utility connections for residents. For after-hours emergencies, call (407) 908-2399.
Online utility payments and account management: enterprisecdd.org/utilities
📡 Internet & Cable Providers
Multiple internet and cable providers serve Celebration. Common providers in Central Florida include:
- Spectrum — Cable/Fiber: spectrum.com | (855) 507-7328
- AT&T Fiber — Fiber/DSL: att.com | (888) 225-5288
- Xfinity (Comcast) — Cable: xfinity.com | (800) 934-6489
- Frontier — Fiber/DSL: frontier.com | (800) 921-2119
- CenturyLink — Fiber/DSL: centurylink.com | (866) 642-9241
Service availability varies by address. Use provider websites to check availability at your specific location.
Celebration is served by the Osceola County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement and Osceola County Fire Rescue Station 72, which is located directly within the community at 595 Celebration Place. Learn more about the Celebration community and what makes it one of Central Florida's most desirable places to live.
Emergency Services
Osceola County Sheriff's Office
2601 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
Kissimmee, FL 34744
The OCSO is the primary law enforcement agency for all unincorporated Osceola County, including Celebration.
Osceola County Fire Rescue — Station 72 (Celebration)
595 Celebration Place
Kissimmee, FL 34747
Station 72 is Celebration's dedicated fire and EMS station, providing advanced life support and fire suppression services to the community.
Education is a defining strength of Celebration. The community is uniquely served by schools within its own boundaries — Celebration K-8 and Celebration High School are master-planned as community amenities, not afterthoughts. Both schools are part of the Osceola County School District. For detailed information about school ratings, the IB program at CHS, and private school options, visit our Celebration Schools Guide.
School District of Osceola County
817 Bill Beck Blvd
Kissimmee, FL 34744
Celebration Area Schools:
- Celebration K-8 School — 510 Campus Street, (407) 566-2300
- Celebration High School — 1809 Celebration Blvd, (321) 939-6600
Find Your Zoned Schools
Use the school district's boundary tool to find which schools serve your address. All Celebration residential addresses are zoned to Celebration K-8 and Celebration High School.
See our Celebration Schools Guide for detailed information about the K-8 curriculum and the International Baccalaureate program at Celebration High School.
🎓 Related Education Resources
Learn more about education options in and around Celebration:
- Celebration Schools Guide — Complete guide to Celebration K-8 and Celebration High School
- Celebration High School IB Programs & Storm Athletics — Deep dive into CHS academics and sports
- Private & Charter Schools Near Celebration — Montessori, Creation Village, and more
- Higher Education Near Celebration — Stetson, Valencia, and UCF resources
- Orlando Schools Guide — Overview of Central Florida education
- Best School Districts in Central Florida — Compare districts across the region
- Orlando Neighborhoods Guide — Compare neighborhoods across the region
- Homes in Celebration — Find homes near Celebration's top-rated schools
Celebration is located in Osceola County, which provides essential services including property assessment, tax collection, and court services. These county offices are especially important for new Celebration residents, particularly when buying a home in Florida and applying for the homestead exemption.
| Office/Department | Phone | Services | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| County Administration | (407) 742-2275 | General county government services | Visit |
| Property Appraiser | (407) 742-5000 | Property values, homestead exemptions | Visit |
| Tax Collector | (407) 742-4000 | Property taxes, vehicle registration, driver licenses | Visit |
| Clerk of Courts | (407) 742-3500 | Court records, marriage licenses, passports | Visit |
| Sheriff's Office | (407) 348-2222 | Law enforcement, non-emergency reports | Visit |
| Health Department (DOH-Osceola) | (407) 343-2000 | Public health, vital records, immunizations, WIC | Visit |
💰 Homestead Exemption — Save Up to $50,000 on Property Taxes
Florida's homestead exemption can reduce your Celebration property tax bill by up to $50,000. To qualify, you must own and occupy the property as your primary residence on January 1st and apply by March 1st. Contact the Osceola County Property Appraiser at (407) 742-5000 or visit their office at 2505 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744.
Learn more about Florida homeownership in our Buying a Florida Home Guide.
These Florida state agencies provide essential services for Celebration residents. New residents should prioritize updating their driver's license and vehicle registration within 10 days of establishing Florida residency. The Osceola County Tax Collector also handles driver license and vehicle registration services.
| Agency | Phone | Services | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver License / Vehicle Registration (Tax Collector) | (407) 742-4000 | Driver licenses, ID cards, vehicle titles & tags | Visit |
| Voter Registration | (407) 742-6000 | Register to vote, election information | voteosceola.gov |
| Unemployment Assistance (DEO) | 1-800-352-3671 | Unemployment benefits, job assistance | Visit |
| Children & Families (DCF) | 1-866-762-2237 | Food assistance, Medicaid, child welfare | Visit |
| 🐊 Nuisance Alligator Hotline | (866) 392-4298 | Report nuisance alligators (FWC SNAP Program) — 24/7 | Visit |
🐊 Living with Alligators in Celebration
Celebration's 26+ miles of nature trails, wetland corridors, and lakeside paths are home to Florida wildlife including alligators. The Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program (SNAP) addresses alligator concerns:
- When to call: Alligator is 4 feet or longer AND poses a threat to people, pets, or property
- Hotline: (866) 392-4298 — Available 24/7
- Response: FWC will dispatch a contracted nuisance alligator trapper
- Important: Never feed alligators — it's illegal and dangerous. Keep pets away from water's edge, especially at dawn and dusk near lake Rianhard and the trail network
For wildlife spotting tips along Celebration's trails, see our Celebration Parks Guide and the blog article Wildlife Spotting in Celebration.
Celebration offers excellent community resources including a post office on Market Street, a branch library on Celebration Boulevard, and connection to regional civic organizations. These resources help make the community a wonderful place to call home.
Celebration Post Office
Kissimmee, FL 34747
West Osceola Branch Library
Kissimmee, FL 34747
The West Osceola Branch is Celebration's community library, serving all village neighborhoods along Celebration Boulevard.
Celebration CDD
Celebration, FL 34747
The Celebration CDD manages community infrastructure, parks, trails, and maintenance across the residential community.
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Homeowner Associations (HOAs): Celebration has both community-wide governance through the CROA and individual village HOAs. Contact information for your specific village HOA is available in your closing documents or at celebration.fl.us.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set up utilities when moving to Celebration?
Celebration has a unique utility structure. For electric service, contact Duke Energy at 1-800-700-8744. For water and sewer, contact Enterprise CDD at (407) 566-1935 — this is different from most Florida communities where a city or county utility handles water. For trash service, Celebration Sanitation Services (321-939-1805) handles residential pickup. For gas/propane, contact TECO Peoples Gas at 1-800-700-2443.
Contact each provider at least one week before your move-in date. For more moving tips, see our Celebration community guide and our Buying a Florida Home Guide. See also the full utilities section above for all provider details.
Where do I register my vehicle in Florida?
New Florida residents must register their vehicles within 10 days of establishing residency. The Osceola County Tax Collector handles vehicle registration, driver licenses, and title transfers at (407) 742-4000. You'll need your out-of-state title, proof of Florida insurance, and identification. The Tax Collector also processes homestead exemption applications.
For more information on Florida residency requirements, see our Moving to Orlando Complete Guide.
How do I find out which schools my children will attend?
All Celebration residential addresses are zoned to Celebration K-8 School (510 Campus Street, (407) 566-2300) and Celebration High School (1809 Celebration Blvd, (321) 939-6600). This is one of the community's defining features — dedicated schools built within the master plan's boundaries. You can confirm your school assignment using the Osceola County School Boundary Finder.
For detailed school ratings and the IB program at CHS, visit our Celebration Schools Guide. Also see the Celebration High School guide for academic and athletic program details.
Who do I call for code violations or neighborhood issues in Celebration?
Because Celebration is unincorporated, code enforcement is handled by Osceola County at (407) 742-0200. You can also submit complaints online at osceola.org/Services/Code-Enforcement. Additionally, the Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA) enforces community-specific architectural and maintenance standards — contact the CROA at celebration.fl.us for HOA-related concerns.
How do I apply for a homestead exemption in Celebration?
Apply with the Osceola County Property Appraiser at (407) 742-5000 before March 1st to receive the exemption for that tax year. You must own and occupy the property as your primary residence on January 1st. The homestead exemption can reduce your property tax bill by up to $50,000 — a significant savings in Celebration's market. The Property Appraiser's office is located at 2505 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744.
Learn more in our Buying a Florida Home Guide.
What do I do if I see an alligator near Celebration's trails or Lake Rianhard?
Florida is home to over 1.3 million alligators, and Celebration's lake and wetland trail network provides natural habitat. Most alligators pose no threat if you keep your distance. Call the Nuisance Alligator Hotline at (866) 392-4298 if an alligator is 4+ feet long AND poses a threat to people, pets, or property. Never feed alligators — it's illegal and makes them dangerous. Keep pets on leash and away from water's edge, especially at dawn and dusk along Lake Rianhard and the community's trail system.
For trail and outdoor safety tips, see our Celebration Parks Guide and the Wildlife Spotting in Celebration article.
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Our team at Florida Neighborhood Realty can help you find the perfect home in Celebration and connect you with essential services for a smooth transition into one of Central Florida's most distinctive communities.
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*Disclaimer: The contact information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only. Phone numbers, addresses, hours, and websites are subject to change. We make every effort to maintain accurate information, but recommend verifying critical details directly with the agency or department before visiting or calling. Florida Neighborhood Realty is not affiliated with any government agency, CDD, or HOA listed on this page. For official government information, please visit the respective agency websites.
Last Updated: April 15, 2025
David Myers
