Toho Water Authority
Water in Kissimmee & Osceola (Toho Water)
Most of Kissimmee and much of Osceola County gets water from Toho Water Authority. Toho publishes separate reports for its Central, Eastern, Southern, Western and St. Cloud areas, in English and Spanish.
Communities: Kissimmee · Buenaventura Lakes · Poinciana area · Celebration area
Where your water comes from, per official reports
What a utility report can't tell you about your home
- Many Kissimmee homes are vacation rentals or sit empty for part of the year. Water left in pipes and heaters can pick up odor and discoloration.
- Pool and irrigation use can make hardness show up quickly as scale on fixtures and glass.
What we check during your free in-home visit
- Hardness and scale
- Sulfur odor in hot and cold water
- Chlorine taste
- TDS for drinking water
An in-home test is a screening, not a certified laboratory analysis or a statement that water is safe to drink. For urgent concerns, follow your utility's official notices or contact your county health department.
Treatment options to compare after testing
Related reading
Frequently asked questions
Which Toho report applies to me?
Enter your address in Toho's water-quality map. It points you to the Central, Eastern, Southern, Western or St. Cloud report.
Is there a Spanish version of the report?
Yes. Toho publishes each regional report in Spanish too.
Can you test a rental property?
Yes. Owners can book a free in-home water test for a property they manage, as long as someone can provide access.
Sources
Official sources reviewed October 2026. Reports are updated yearly, so always check the latest edition.