Osceola County Phone Directory

The Osceola County phone directory covers all government offices across one of Central Florida's fastest-growing counties. With a population over 430,000, Osceola County runs a large network of departments based in Kissimmee, the county seat, along with offices in St. Cloud and surrounding areas. Every phone number, office address, and staff contact in the county government is a public record under Florida law. This page breaks down the key contacts and shows you how to search the full Osceola County phone directory for any department or office you need to reach.

Osceola County Government Contacts

Osceola County runs a detailed online directory that lists every department, phone number, and office address. The county's main administrative offices sit in Kissimmee at 1 Courthouse Square. You can call (407) 742-0200 to reach the county administration. Staff there can transfer you to any department in the Osceola County phone directory.

The county website at osceola.org has a department listing with direct contact info. Each page shows the office phone, address, hours, and a description of what the department handles. This is the fastest way to find a specific number without making a call.

Florida's open records law under Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes guarantees access to all government directory information. Phone numbers, staff names, email addresses, and office locations are all public. You do not need to give a reason to ask for them.

The state's MyFlorida 411 directory covers state-level offices that serve Osceola County residents. Use this when you need a state agency number rather than a county office. It lists offices by agency and location throughout Florida.

Osceola County Clerk Phone Numbers

The Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller handles most records-related calls in the Osceola County phone directory. The main phone number is (407) 742-3500. The clerk's office is in the Osceola County Courthouse in Kissimmee.

This office manages court records, official records like deeds and mortgages, marriage licenses, and all public records requests for the county. The clerk is part of the 9th Judicial Circuit, which also includes Orange County. Some search tools for the circuit cover both counties, so keep that in mind when running searches.

Public records requests can go through phone, email, mail, or in person. The clerk follows Florida law on fees. Basic staff time is free. If a request takes more effort, the office will tell you the cost before doing the work. Court records are searchable online through the clerk's website at osceolaclerk.com. You can look up cases by name or case number. The tool covers civil, criminal, family, and probate filings.

Official records like deeds, liens, and mortgages also have a separate search portal. These searches are free and open to everyone. If you cannot find what you need online, call (407) 742-3500 and ask the records staff for help. They can check the system and tell you whether the record exists.

State Resources for Osceola County

Several statewide tools help with Osceola County phone lookups and records searches. The Florida public records check at stateofflorida.com/public-records-check lets you search across counties. This is useful if you need records from both Osceola and neighboring Orange County.

The State Information Center at 1-866-693-6748 or 850-488-1234 connects you with a live operator who can look up any state agency number. If you are trying to find a state office in Kissimmee or St. Cloud, this line is the quickest way to get the right number.

For professional licensing questions, the state maintains a directory at dos.fl.gov. All licensing records are public under Chapter 119. You can verify any licensed professional working in Osceola County through the state's online tools.

Property and Tax Phone Numbers

The Osceola County Property Appraiser handles all property records. Call (407) 742-5000 for the main office. The website at property-appraiser.org has a free search tool where you can look up property values, ownership history, and exemption details for any parcel in the county.

The Tax Collector manages tax payments, vehicle tags, and driver license services. The main number is (407) 742-4000. Osceola County has multiple Tax Collector branch locations in Kissimmee and St. Cloud. Each branch has its own phone number listed on the Tax Collector's website. You can pay property taxes online, renew vehicle registrations, and check tax payment history without visiting an office.

Property and tax records in Florida are public. Anyone can search them or request copies. There is no fee for basic online lookups. Printed copies may carry a small per-page charge. The Property Appraiser's online tool is one of the most visited resources in the Osceola County phone directory because so many people need property data for real estate, legal, or personal reasons.

How to Search Osceola County Phone Listings

There are multiple ways to find phone numbers in Osceola County. Start with the county website at osceola.org for department contacts. For state offices, use the MyFlorida 411 directory.

• County Administration: (407) 742-0200
• Clerk of Courts: (407) 742-3500
• Property Appraiser: (407) 742-5000
• Tax Collector: (407) 742-4000
• State Info Center: 1-866-693-6748

Government employee names and office phone numbers are public records under Chapter 119. Staff email addresses are public too. Limited exemptions exist for law enforcement, judges, and a few other categories. But standard directory info, the kind you would find in a phone book, is always available. You ask, and the county provides it. That is the law in Florida.

Key Osceola County Phone Numbers

These are the most requested contacts in the Osceola County phone directory. The county admin line at (407) 742-0200 is a good starting point when you do not know which office to call. The Clerk at (407) 742-3500 handles records requests. Osceola County is a busy county with a growing population, so phone hold times can vary. Calling early in the morning tends to mean shorter waits. The website usually answers basic questions faster than a phone call.

Cities in Osceola County

Osceola County includes several cities and communities. Kissimmee is the county seat and the largest city. St. Cloud is the second-largest city and has its own municipal government. Other communities in the county include Poinciana, Celebration, and Campbell City. These are unincorporated areas that rely on county services rather than separate city governments. For municipal services in Kissimmee, contact city offices directly. For everything else, the Osceola County phone directory covers it.

Nearby County Phone Directories

Osceola County borders several Central Florida counties. Six neighbors have phone directory pages on this site.