Winsor Manor Longwood, FL

12/23/2020

05/31/2019

Hurricane season starts tomorrow. So does tax free shopping for hurricane supplies. Prepare now.

It's time to start preparing for hurricane season. And if you need to stock up on supplies, now is the time to do it.

10/29/2018

Seminole County returns to Daylight Saving Time Water Restrictions on March 12, 2017. Residential customers with odd street addresses may irrigate on Wednesda.

09/15/2018

Reiter Park in Longwood underwent a $4.5 million renovation project and now features a boardwalk, amphitheater and tennis courts

08/01/2018

From Seminole County.

05/09/2018

New park plans continue.

11/08/2017

FEMA re-opening a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) to assist individuals impacted by Hurricanes Irma and Maria
SERVICES OFFERED:
FEMA Assistance (Appeals, Application Status, Etc.
· Free Legal Advice (Seminole County Bar Association Legal Aid Society, Inc.)
· Low-Interest Loans for Homeowners and Businesses (U.S. Small Business Administration
· Disaster Unemployment Assistance (CareerSource Central Florida)
· Veterans Affairs (Seminole County Community Services)
· Community Services (Seminole County Community Services)
· Disaster Community Development Block Grants (Seminole County Community Services)
· Rental Assistance (Seminole County Community Services)
· Plus, Additional Assistance Program Information

*Food for Florida services are not available at this location. Residents in need of these services should visit www.dcf.state.fl.us

LOCATION:
Seminole County Central Branch Library
· 215 Oxford Road, Casselberry
DAYS:
Wednesday, November 8th through Sunday, November 12th.
HOURS:
Wednesday – Saturday 9am-7pm.
· Sunday 9am-1pm.

For more information, please call the Seminole County Office of Emergency Management at 407-665-5102.
Thanks,

Kelly Morrow
FDLE Certified Crime Analyst
City of Longwood Public Safety Administrative Coordinator
(407) 260-3424 Office

Food for Florida Disaster Assistance Program Disaster SNAP has been activated in 48 counties for Floridians impacted by Hurricane Irma.

09/22/2017

Community Relations Officer Ashley Moore, Seminole County AGENCY
View larger photo Seminole County Emergency Management will distribute tarps to Seminole County residents in need this Sunday. Proof of Seminole County residency is required. A limit of two tarps per vehicle will be distributed.
WHEN: Sunday, September 24, 2017
TIME: 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. (or until supplies last)
LOCATION: The Sharing Center, 600 N US Hwy 17-92 Longwood
COST: Free for Seminole County residents

09/18/2017

Community Relations Officer Ashley MooreCommunity Relations Officer Ashley Moore, Seminole CountyAGENCY
Burning Yard Debris
Escaped debris burning is one of the leading causes of wildfires in Florida.

WHAT IS YARD DEBRIS?
Yard waste is vegetative debris such as grass clippings, brush, leaves, tree limbs, palm fronds, etc., that are a result of yard maintenance.

YOU MAY BURN IF:
•You meet the required setbacks and no local, city or county ordinances prohibit burning.
•The yard waste was generated on your property and it will fit in an 8-foot diameter pile or non-combustible container.
•Fire is ignited after 9:00 a.m. eastern time is extinguished one hour before sunset

OUTDOOR BURNING TIPS:
•Check with your local Florida Forest Service office to make sure it is legal to burn in your area.
•Make sure you meet the required setbacks.
•Clear an area down to bare soil around your pile to prevent the fire from spreading.
•Burn only yard waste, no household garbage (paper products), treated lumber, plastics, rubber materials, tires, pesticides, paint, and aerosol containers.
•Don’t burn on windy days.
•Never leave a fire unattended.
•Keep a water hose or shovel handy in case your fire escapes.
•Make sure smoke does not obstruct visibility on nearby roads.
•Be sure fire is completely out before you leave.

REMINDERS:
•If your fire escapes, you may be liable for costs of suppression and damage to the property of others.
•Piles greater than 8 feet in diameter will require contacting the Florida Forest Service.

Any questions please contact The Orlando Forestry District at 407-888-8760, or visit

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09/15/2017

To my Florida friends and clients......Did You Know......
"FINANCIAL HURRICANE TIP: If you Live in a Federally declared disaster area (State of Florida), if you have a Mortgage, your Mortgage Holder is required by Federal Law to give you a 3 month Forbearance on your Mortgage Payments at no cost and no credit implications, if requested. I had a client that contacted Quicken Loans and it took approx 2 min to get their Forbearance. Their next payment is due January 2018. The 3 months are added to the back end of the loan extending the term 3 months.

The Lender is required by Federal Law to give you this Forbearance if REQUESTED. Call your Lender now, no cost, no credit implications!!! Great way to reduced the Financial strain heaped upon us by Irma!!!"
You need to make the call and ask.

Understand you are extending your loan an extra 3 months but the cash on hand right now will help so many trying to recover.
😃🏡

07/12/2017