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Bookmark or Share- Reedy Creek: The Facts You Need in 2024 - Disney in FloridaThe Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (formerly known as Reedy Creek Improvement District or RCID) is a special taxing district that was established by the Florida State Legislature in 1967 to provide and manage municipal services for the 47 square miles of the Walt Disney World Resort.
- About CFTOD - Central Florida Tourism Oversight DistrictThe District BY NUMBERS. 134 miles of roadways and 67 miles of waterways built and maintained; 250,000 daily guests; 6-8 minute response time for fire and EMS; 60,000 tons of waste managed; 30 tons of aluminum, paper, steel cans, cardboard and plastic containers recycled every year
- Central Florida Tourism Oversight District | WUSFThe five DeSantis-appointed board members to the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District voted unanimously to approve a new development deal with Disney, committing to make infrastructure improvements in exchange for Disney investing up to $17 billion into Disney World over the next two decades.
- Home - Central Florida Tourism Oversight DistrictThrough the creation and effective operation of the District, 38.5 square miles of remote and largely uninhabited pasture and swamp land was developed into a world-class tourist destination that welcomes millions of visitors every year.
- Board of Supervisors - Central Florida Tourism Oversight DistrictThe District is governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors, appointed by the Governor, who hold office for staggered terms of two or four years. The unique issues brought before the Board of Supervisors each month are often complex and difficult.
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