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The Longwood City Commission recognized Milwee Middle School at the March 20, 2023, Regular Commission Meeting for receiving the Merit School of Excellence Award and for being recognized as one of the nation’s top 24 Magnet Schools of Excellence by Magnet Schools of America for 2023.

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Ms. Ingrid Collins, AARP’s Associate State Director for Community Engagement in Central Florida, attended the March 20, 2023, City Commission meeting to present a plaque to the City for reaching a monumental milestone in their community efforts to improve services to their older adult population. More info!

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Water Rescue on W SR 434 & Rangeline Road

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Seminole County has instituted a Local State of Emergency / Burn Ban due to increase drought and the threat of wildfires in our community. The countywide, mandatory Burn Ban prohibits outdoor burning that has not been specifically permitted by the Florida Forest Service. Bonfires, campfires, and the burning of vegetative (yard) debris are not allowed at this time. The use of consumer fireworks is strongly discouraged. For more information click here

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Respite can increase a caregiver’s ability to care for their loved one and themselves. The Respite for Elders Living in Everyday Families (RELIEF) program offers in-home respite to give caregivers that much-needed break while ensuring constant care for their loved ones. To learn more, contact your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA) or visit https://loom.ly/q5dp064

Seminole County residents are encouraged to register for emergency alerts through Alert Seminole, Seminole County’s emergency notification and warning system. Residents can sign up to receive emergency alerts via text, e-mail, or voice call about a variety of potential public safety and environmental hazards, including:

Significant weather events, including hurricanes, tornadoes, and severe thunderstorms
Evacuations
Shelter-in-place orders
Emergency shelter information
Highly disruptive road closures
Boil water notices and other safety concerns

Participating residents will receive time-sensitive messages specific to their specified home or business location within Seminole County. Residents can unsubscribe to alerts at any time through their account.