Legal Notices Moving Online
Summary
Public notices and legal ads will now publish on the county's website instead of the newspaper, cutting costs roughly in half. Residents who prefer paper can still get mailed notices for zoning changes within 300 feet.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Cuts the cost of required legal advertising by about half.
Taxpayers, through lower publication costs; digital-savvy residents get faster notice.
Residents without internet access who rely on the newspaper for notices.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Commission - Jun 16, 2026
Public notices and legal ads will now publish on the county's website instead of the newspaper, cutting costs roughly in half. Residents who prefer paper can still get mailed notices for zoning changes within 300 feet.
City Commission - Jun 2, 2026
Legal ads and public notices will now be published on Seminole County's website rather than in a newspaper — cutting that cost roughly in half, with a mail/email registration option for residents.
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