The SID 2021 Water Quality Report can be reviewed here.

As of May 1, 2022,  Seminole Improvement District (SID) will be reinstating utility account late fees and disconnection policies.   Be sure to pay your utility account balance in full to avoid additional fees or a possible interruption in service.   

Seminole Improvement District will be increasing the annual assessment for operations and maintenance of the infrastructure.  See the complete notice...

 Attention Reclaimed Water Customers Please take the time to read the following important message regarding your reclaimed water service. What is reclaimed water?Reclaimed water is domestic wastewater which has been treated and disinfected so it...

Naturally occurring sediments settle at the bottom of potable water pipelines. When water passing through the pipelines speeds up due to firefighting or a pipeline break the faster water flow can stir up the sediment in the pipeline and cause the...

New SID utility portal URL: sid.myutilitydirect.com          Read the full announcement here.  

Seminole Improvement District’s automated meter reading system has been experiencing some intermittent readings from the field. Therefore, the affected wateraccounts received estimated bills for the past two months.The estimated bills were...

New applications for utility assistance will reopen in early February 2021. 

The CARES Act Application for rental, utility, and food assistance is now available online.  Read the complete guide here for...

The CARES Act Application for rental, utility, and food assistance is now available online.  Read the complete guide here for...

Beginning Tuesday, March 24, 2020, SID will be closed to the general public in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Service to the public is curtailed, not stopped. SID employees will maintain normal services including...