What to know
Mirada is in San Antonio, Florida, in central Pasco County and ZIP code 33576. It lies north of Wesley Chapel in the Tampa Bay region. The master-planned community is organized around the Mirada MetroLagoon, with residential neighborhoods extending around ponds, preserves and community roads.
Mirada's place in Pasco County
San Antonio is a Pasco County city north of the Wesley Chapel area. Mirada is part of the broader Tampa Bay region while retaining a suburban, master-planned setting around the lagoon.
Metro Development Group's community plan shows Mirada's internal roads, residential areas and major amenities. The CDD map shows the public district boundary and facilities from the district's perspective.
Official address-based resources
- Community map
- Use the Mirada CDD map and records for district boundaries, facilities and public documents.
- School boundary
- Enter the property address in the Pasco County Schools boundary tool. Assignments are maintained by the district and can change as boundaries are updated.
- Parcel record
- The Pasco Property Appraiser provides parcel maps, legal descriptions and public property data.
- Flood map
- The FEMA Flood Map Service Center provides federal map information by address. Insurance requirements and pricing are separate from the map designation.
Schools serving the area
Pasco County Schools assigns schools by address. Because Mirada is large and boundaries can be revised as the area grows, the district's boundary tool is more dependable than a static list of school names on a community website.
- Enter a Mirada street address in the district boundary tool.
- Open the assigned school's official page for programs, calendars and contacts.
- Use district transportation information for bus eligibility and routes.
- Review district planning materials for proposed boundary changes.
Flood maps, ponds and preserve areas
Mirada includes ponds, drainage areas, wetlands and preserves. FEMA's map shows federal flood-zone information by location, while the CDD publishes preserve and wetland documents relevant to the district.
A pond or preserve beside a home is not itself a flood-zone determination. Parcel maps, surveys, FEMA maps and insurance underwriting answer different questions about the same location.
Primary sources
Official information and records
These links go directly to the organizations responsible for Mirada's community information, public records and address-based data.