Toho Reservoir AWS Reclaimed Water Pipe Extension

Innovating for our Community 

We are proud to enhance our community’s infrastructure by expanding our reclaimed (recycled) water network from NeoVation Way to Tohoqua.

S. Poinciana Blvd. New Drinking Water Pipes

Investing in Safe, Reliable Water for Our Community

As part of the Cypress Lake Water Wheeling Infrastructure Project, Toho is installing new drinking water pipes along South Poinciana Blvd., from Crescent Lakes Way to Orange Blossom Trail (OBT). This improvement will expand our network capacity and ensure a steady, reliable supply of clean, fresh drinking water for homes and businesses in the area.

Lifted: Poinciana area precautionary boil water advisory

8.2.26 - The advisory has been lifted. Customers are no longer advised to boil their water prior to consumption. Water filters do not need to be cleaned or replaced.

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7.30.26 @ 6:50 p.m. - Repairs have been completed. The precautionary boil water advisory is in effect. 

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7.30.26 - Once repairs are complete, a precautionary boil water advisory will be in effect for customers in the Poinciana area (see map below).

Carter Dr. and N. Central Ave. Line Improvements

Investing in Our Community’s Water System

We are upgrading water and sewer services along Sunset Dr., Carter Dr., and N. Central Ave. to better serve our neighbors. This essential project will enhance service reliability and boost the supply of clean drinking water for local residents and businesses.

Old Pleasant Hill Rd. Drinking Water Pipe Extension

Bringing Water to Poinciana

We’re expanding our local water network to better serve our growing community! Toho is extending potable (drinking) water pipelines along Old Pleasant Hill Rd., stretching from S. Doverplum Ave. to the Cypress Pkwy. This project will boost water capacity and ensure dependable, high-quality service for nearby homes and businesses.

Cross-Prairie Pkwy. Reclaimed and Drinking Water Pipes Extension

Because We Care...

We’re expanding our water network to better serve you! Toho is extending drinking and reclaimed water pipelines along Cross-Prairie Pkwy. from Tohoqua Blvd. to the Nolte Road Turnpike. The extension of the drinking water and reclaimed water utilities will service a new hospital and the NeoCity Global Center for Advanced Research and Development. 

This project strengthens local infrastructure, ensuring reliable, high-quality water service for residents and businesses in the area.

Get your paint on! Toho's Creativity Flows Here Mural Program open now.

Toho Water is launching the Creativity Flows Here Mural Program, a two-year community initiative that invites six high school junior or senior students from within the Toho Water service area to design and paint six murals that will be displayed in the Toho Water Administration Building in Kissimmee. 

This year three students will have the opportunity to bring their art to a larger canvas and depict the following theme: History of Toho & Water Operations. 

Hopkins Park Septic to Sewer

Working Together to Improve St. Cloud 

We are excited to transition homes near Hopkins Park from septic systems to a modern central sewer infrastructure. As part of this effort, we are also relocating the local lift station to support the city's overall revitalization of the neighborhood. This project highlights strong intergovernmental collaboration across Osceola County, working together to deliver cleaner water, improved infrastructure, and equal environmental benefits for all community members.

Old Hickory Tree Rd. Reclaimed Water Pipe Extension

Bringing Reclaimed Water to St. Cloud

At Toho, we want to make sure everyone in our service area has access to the best reclaimed (recycled) water available. As part of these efforts, we are extending reclaimed water pipes along Old Hickory Tree Rd. from Hickory Tree Elementary to 10th Street, and then along 10th Street to Narcoossee Road. This will install over 2.5 miles of additional pipe.

Lifted: Club Cortile Circle precautionary boil water advisory

7.29.26 @ 8:35 a.m. - The advisory has been lifted. Customers are no longer advised to boil their water prior to consumption. Water filters do not need to be cleaned or replaced.

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7/27/26 @ 2:45 p.m. -  Service has been restored. A precautionary boil water advisory is now in effect. 

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Once service is restored, a precautionary boil water advisory will be in effect for customers located at Club Cortile Circle in Kissimmee (see map below).