Who Does What in Celebration: Utilities, Trash, the Library and County Services
Water in Celebration comes from one district, street lights from another, and the bins from a company created for the town in 2006. This who-to-call guide traces each service, from Enterprise CDD and the Celebration CDD to the West Osceola library and Osceola County, to the body that actually publishes it.
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Celebration has no town hall that runs its water, its street lights and its bins. It has something more complicated: two community development districts, a residents’ association, a private sanitation company, a county library branch and Osceola County itself, each holding a different piece of daily life. Knowing which piece belongs to which body is the difference between one telephone call and five. This guide works through the services residents use most, with the numbers as each body publishes them.
Water, sewer and reclaimed water: Enterprise CDD
Potable water, sewer and reclaimed water in Celebration belong to the Enterprise Community Development District, known as ECDD. The Celebration Community Development District’s own homepage directs residents in terms: for utilities, potable, sewer and reclaimed water, or billing, contact ECDD on 407-566-4132. Enterprise is an independent local unit of special-purpose government created under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, as its own site states. Its district office address, as its published meeting documents give it, is 313 Campus Street, Celebration, FL 34747, the same Campus Street address the Celebration CDD uses.
Reclaimed water is the part new residents most often misunderstand. It is a separate supply, provided through Enterprise alongside potable water and sewer, and it is the irrigation supply for much of the town. A question about a water bill, a meter or an irrigation supply is an Enterprise question, not a county question and not a Celebration CDD question.
Street lights, lakes and mosquitoes: Celebration CDD
The Celebration Community Development District, the Celebration CDD, is the other district, and its homepage sets out its side of the line. Street lights, waterways, mosquito control, public common areas including medians and trees, and alleys sit with the Celebration CDD. Its published service list also covers roadway lights, street sweeping, common area landscaping, public parks and trails, and aquatic weed control, and the district maintains the lakes, stormwater retention areas and the drainage system in Celebration.
The numbers the district publishes are these. Main office: 407-566-1935. Mosquito hotline: 800-203-6485. The mosquito service is provided under contract by Clarke Mosquito Control, and the district’s mosquito page invites residents to contact the vendor directly on that hotline with problems in their area, describing a programme of spraying for adult mosquitoes at dusk, larviciding along roadways, paths and water edges, and landing-rate and light trap counts to monitor activity.
Dues, covenants, parks and pools: CROA
The Celebration CDD homepage draws the next line as clearly as the first. For homeowner issues, including dues, covenants, active parks or pools, residents should contact the Celebration Residential Owners Association, CROA, on 407-566-1200. CROA is the homeowners’ association, a different kind of body from either district: the districts are special-purpose local governments, and CROA is the association residents belong to as owners. A pool question, a covenant question or a dues question that goes to a district office will be redirected, so it is worth starting in the right place.
Downtown is a separate contact again. For Town Center events, shops and restaurants, the Celebration CDD homepage directs residents to Lexin on 407-566-4007.
Trash and recycling: Celebration Sanitation
Household collection in Celebration is provided by Celebration Sanitation Services, which states on its own site that it was created in 2006 exclusively to provide service for Celebration, Florida. The collection pattern the company publishes is specific. Recycling is collected every Wednesday. A household may put out up to two containers for recycling each Wednesday, not to exceed 190 gallons in capacity in total, and all recycling must fit inside the containers with the lid closed, not on the ground.
The company’s published list of what it recycles is narrow, and it is worth following exactly: glass bottles and jars of all colours, no larger than one gallon; clean cardboard, broken down to fit inside the container with the lid closed, with no delivery pizza boxes; aluminium and metal cans; loose paper and newspaper, with no shredded paper; and plastic bottles and containers up to 2.5 gallons marked with recycling codes 1, 2, 4 or 5, with caps left on. No plastic bags of any kind. Yard waste is collected on Thursday, and the company offers a bulk trash pickup service for items outside the normal collection. The company’s homepage does not publish a general household trash collection day in the material read for this guide, so this guide does not state one; residents should confirm their trash day with the company directly.
The library: West Osceola Branch
The branch library serving Celebration is the West Osceola Branch Library, part of the Osceola Library System, at 305 Campus Street, Celebration, FL 34747, on 407.742.8888. Its published hours are Monday to Thursday, 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., Friday to Saturday, 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m., and Sunday, 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. The branch page names Taylor Yett-Rosser as branch manager, and lists meeting and study rooms, including a multipurpose room, a meeting room and two study rooms, alongside features that include free WiFi and internet access, print, copy and scan services, public computers, self checkout stations and charging stations.
The library’s position on Campus Street puts it in the middle of the town’s institutional row, a short distance from Celebration K-8 and the district offices at number 313, which is why so many local directions are given by reference to it.
County services: Osceola County
Above the districts and the association sits Osceola County, reached through osceola.org. The county’s published County Offices listing gives the offices Celebration residents deal with for county matters, including the Osceola County Tax Collector at 2501 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744, and the Property Appraiser at 2505 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee, FL 34744. Property records, tax matters and the wider run of county offices start from that county listing, not from either CDD.
Post is the one service in this guide where the official listing could not be read in full for this piece. The United States Postal Service publishes its locations through its locator at tools.usps.com, and residents should check the Celebration location’s current retail and lobby hours there before travelling, rather than rely on third-party listings, which disagree with each other. The EIC notes record this as an open gap for the desk to close.
The short version
- Water, sewer, reclaimed water, water billing: Enterprise CDD, 407-566-4132.
- Street lights, waterways, alleys, medians and trees: Celebration CDD, 407-566-1935.
- Mosquito problems: Clarke Mosquito Control hotline via the Celebration CDD, 800-203-6485.
- Dues, covenants, active parks and pools: CROA, 407-566-1200.
- Town Center events, shops and restaurants: Lexin, 407-566-4007.
- Recycling: Wednesdays, and yard waste Thursdays, per Celebration Sanitation Services.
- Library: West Osceola Branch, 305 Campus Street, 407.742.8888.
- County tax and property offices: Osceola County listing at osceola.org.
More from this desk: the Celebration hub carries the latest local coverage, the Celebration portal covers the town as a whole, the Celebration News archive holds the full run, and companion explainers include the Celebration CDD, explained, Celebration CROA and Town Hall, explained and Celebration’s trails, lakes and parks.
Sources & notes: Enterprise Community Development District official site at enterprisecdd.org (district status under Chapter 190; district office address from its published meeting documents); Celebration Community Development District official site at celebrationcdd.org (homepage service split and telephone numbers, services page, mosquito control page); Celebration Sanitation Services official site at cssfl.com, also published as celebrationsanitation.com (recycling Wednesday rules and accepted list, yard waste Thursday, bulk pickup, created 2006 for Celebration); Osceola Library System official site at osceolalibrary.org (West Osceola Branch page and locations page: address, hours, telephone, branch manager, rooms and features); Osceola County official site at osceola.org (County Offices listing), read November 15, 2026. USPS location details could not be verified from usps.com in this run and are therefore not stated.
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