A non-profit founded in 1953, the Florida Safety Council delivers road-safety training, driver education, an HSMV-licensed DUI program, and professional testing across four central Florida counties.
The Florida Safety Council is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organisation founded in 1953 by concerned citizens with the aim of making roads safer and reducing preventable injuries. Its work spans safety and health training, professional testing, and monitoring. The organisation operates across four central Florida counties - Brevard, Orange, Osceola and Seminole.
Its programmes are wide-ranging. They include an HSMV-licensed DUI Program that provides DUI evaluation services, driver education for the community, and safety and health training delivered to homes, schools, businesses, industrial facilities and government agencies. Professional testing and monitoring services support the same safety mission.
The council describes its working environment as a relaxed, family-type atmosphere, with an emphasis on work/life balance. Staff are recognised on their birthdays and on service anniversaries marking milestone years. Its community origins remain central to its identity: it was established by citizens concerned about road safety and preventable injury, and it continues to serve the same public-interest remit across Florida.
