reThink is a commuter resource program from the Florida Department of Transportation, working with Central Florida employers and commuters to help relieve congestion, improve air quality and save folks money on their trip to work. We do this through our free ridematching service (for forming carpools or vanpools) as well as promoting the other modes available in our area (such as LYNX, bike routes and, in 2014, SunRail).
Seminole County has launched the "Reverse 9-1-1" self registration portal allowing
individuals to register to receive calls launched from an emergency communications
center during times of hazardous materials events, missing persons, boil water notices,
shelter in place orders and evacuations. All Seminole County citizens will be able to
register their phones to receive "Reverse 9-1-1" phone calls regardless if your number is
unlisted, you use cellular phones or you have an internet phone service.
To register for this service, simply go to and click "Reverse
9-1-1 Registration".
What is Paperless Utility Billing?
Paperless billing or “Go Green” is a service that allows you to receive your billing information online rather than in a printed, paper format. You will not receive a paper bill in the mail but will instead receive an e-mail notification each month letting you know your bill and related information is ready for your review.
Why should I sign up?
- You will have the ability to view and print your last four months of electronic bill statements.
- There are no changes to the choices you have in paying your bill. Those options include Auto Pay (also known as Bank Draft), Mail, in Person, Night Drop, Pay by Phone or Online.
- Using Paperless Billing is environmentally friendly.
- You can still easily view information on community events with access to the monthly calendar and any additional information provided to other utility customers.
- It's FREE and if you don't like it you can change back at anytime.
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WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP PROCESS? The First Step Process is the City of Lake Mary's permit and development assistance program. The process provides a convenient, one-stop opportunity for business owners, developers, and other interested persons to receive project and permitting information from several city departments at one time. There is no fee for a First Step appointment. By meeting with the First Step staff, you can find out about the regulations that apply to your project, issues of concern you should address, and whether your project is consistent with the City's comprehensive plan.
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Flood Insurance Discounts for Lake Mary Residents
The City of Lake Mary is pleased to announce its participation in FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and Community Rating System (CRS) Program that enables Lake Mary residents and businesses to receive discounts on their flood insurance. By continuing to perform flood protection activities above and beyond the minimum requirements of the NFIP, the City has earned enough CRS points to obtain a Class 8 certification resulting in a flood insurance reduction percentage of ten percent (10%) for both City residents and businesses alike. If you currently have flood insurance or are thinking about purchasing it, make sure you talk to your insurance provider regarding your eligibility to receive this flood insurance credit. For more information please contact the City's Stormwater Engineer, at 407-585-1453.
