Lavon and Palm Avenue water line project

09.08.25 -The water line replacement in the Lavon Avenue and Park Avenue areas required unanticipated design changes that have resulted in a delay for this project. As a result, the overall project completion timeline will be modified. That updated timeline is not yet available. Our contractor will resume active construction activities next week.

We’ll share more updates as work progresses. Thank you for your continued patience.

####

St. Cloud reclaimed irrigation interruption during non-watering hours

Due to dry weather and increased demand, Toho Water Authority (Toho) will be shutting off reclaimed irrigation services in the St. Cloud area during the non-watering hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is necessary to build up the needed capacity at the facilities. 

When service resumes, customers should continue their assigned irrigation schedules. Please visit our Watering Days and Times section on tohowater.com for your schedule.

Elbridge Drive area closure for sewer project

Toho Water Authority (Toho) is announcing a road closure on Elbridge Drive near the Monterey Road intersection starting on Monday, April 28 (please see map below). 

This essential sewer replacement project will help ensure continued reliability and efficiency of the community’s wastewater system and replaces the temporary infrastructure that's been in place. A notice was delivered to residents in the immediate area seen in the documents section of this page. 

Toho Water Authority announces winners of 2025 Drop Savers Calendar Contest

Kissimmee, FL – Toho Water Authority (Toho) is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Drop Savers Calendar Contest, an annual initiative that inspires students to showcase their creativity and promote the importance of water conservation. This year’s contest drew nearly 800 entries from schools across Osceola County, reflecting students’ passion and innovation in supporting smart water use.

Toho Water Authority to host community meetings on fluoride

Contact: Caitlin Dineen, cdineen@tohowater.com or 407-473-2225

Kissimmee, FL – Toho Water Authority (Toho) invites customers to participate in a series of community engagement meetings to discuss supplemental fluoride in its water supplies. With growing national and state-level conversations about water additives, Toho is committed to hearing directly from its customers on this important topic.

Congressman Soto check presentation

Please be advised that Tohopekaliga Water Authority, an independent special district, established and created pursuant to Chapter 189, Florida Statutes, by special act of the Florida Legislature (“Toho”), has scheduled a Check Presentation with Congressman Soto, to take place on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM. 

Pine Lake Estates water line project

Update 04.03.25 - The water line project is now expected to be completed by May 1 for Phase 1 (Pine Lake Drive, Sequoia Circle, and 17th Street) and July 1 for Phase 2 (Avocado Street, Hemlock Street, Ponderosa Drive, and Chestnut Street).

###

Narcoossee Road area temporary irrigation service outages

Toho Water Authority customers living in the Narcoossee Road area may experience temporary outages to their irrigation service over the coming weeks. When needed, irrigation service will be shut off to maintain pressure in the potable water system. To help reduce instances of service interruption, customers should follow their irrigation schedule.

Shingle Creek surface water treatment facility project

The Shingle Creek Surface Water Treatment Facility project will utilize water from Shingle Creek and treat it to drinking water standards. Once completed, the facility will have the capacity to treat six million gallons per day. The preliminary design including the pilot study of the treatment processes for the facility has been completed.  Final design and permitting of the facility will start in the near future. The facility is expected to be operational by early 2027.

Toho reservoir and water treatment facility

The Toho Reservoir and Water Treatment Facility project is a comprehensive joint effort between Toho and Osceola County to capture stormwater, reduce flooding, improve water quality in lakes, and provide alternative water supply to support the county.

Water from the reservoir will be treated to produce a new water supply for irrigation and possibly, even meet future drinking water needs. The water treatment facility will only treat water from the reservoir.