Osceola County, Florida – The Osceola County Board of County Commissioners showcased its commitment to maintaining and improving the quality of life for all residents now and into the future during the 12th annual State of Osceola County event Thursday at Osceola Heritage Park. Under the theme, “Passport to Sustainability,” the County shared details of current and planned initiatives meant to set up Osceola for success for generations to come.
“Sustainability is not just a buzzword – it’s the heart of everything we do here in Osceola County,” said Osceola County Commission Chair Cheryl Grieb. “From protecting our natural environment to building infrastructure that serves both our residents and our economy, we are committed to being First to What’s Next.”
Osceola County’s sustainability efforts are guided by a strategic plan highlighted by four pillars, each representing a crucial aspect of community development. These pillars include creating a “Great Place to Live,” ensuring “High-Quality Transportation & Infrastructure,” maintaining an “Efficient & High Performing County Government,” and fostering a “Diversified Economy.”
“Together, we can continue to build a future where Osceola County is not just resilient but thriving — a place where our children and their children will enjoy the same natural beauty, community spirit, and economic opportunities we value today,” said Grieb. “We will ensure that Osceola remains a beacon of sustainability and a model for what’s possible when a community comes together with vision and purpose.”
The full text of the 12th Annual State of Osceola County Address is here.
