• Motorists should use caution, expect brief delays and intermittent roadblocks, and follow directions from law enforcement while traveling through the area.
  • Parking restrictions will also be in effect near the event area.

Downtown Sebring – Fall-O-Ween on the Circle: Special event: The Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce will host Fall-O-Ween on the Circle on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Road closures, parking restrictions, and traffic detours will be in place throughout the downtown Sebring area.

  • Road closures will begin at approximately 4 p.m. and will affect portions of North and South Ridgewood Drive (S.R. 17), Circle Park Drive, North and South Mango Street, Lemon Avenue, East and West Center Avenue, North and South Commerce Avenue, North Wall Street, North Pine Street, and nearby alleys.
  • All listed road closures are expected to reopen by approximately 10 p.m.
  • Northbound S.R. 17 traffic will be detoured using Franklin Street, Park Street, and North Pine Street before returning to North Ridgewood Drive.
  • Southbound S.R. 17 traffic will be detoured using North Pine Street, Park Street, and Lakeview Drive before returning to South Ridgewood Drive.
  • Motorists should expect delays, use caution, and follow all posted detour signs and traffic-control directions while traveling through downtown Sebring.

S.R. 25 (U.S. 27) South of Hammock Road: Permit construction project: Permit-related construction activities will take place along U.S. 27 south of Hammock Road.

  • Periodic lane closures may occur as trucks enter and exit the work site. Motorists should use caution, reduce speed, and watch for workers and equipment in the construction zone.

The project is expected to last approximately six months.

S.R. 70 West of U.S. 27: Permit construction project: FP&L crews will construct a new driveway connection to a substation and perform shoulder improvements along the corridor.

  • Work is expected to continue over the next two weeks.
  • Periodic lane closures and temporary traffic pattern changes may occur during both daytime and nighttime hours as construction progresses.