a Greyhound bus station. The hub also features a bus terminal providing service by the Lynx network. Kissimmee Gateway Airport has four fixed-base operators that provide service to the area. Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM) accommodates general aviation air service 24 hours a day with two paved airport runways—respectively 5,000 and 6,000 feet. There are also two flight training schools and a museum at the airport. Orlando International Airport can be reached from Kissimmee in 15 minutes by car. The major roads in the Kissimmee area are Florida's Turnpike, Interstate 4, Osceola Parkway, and US 192. Among other important routes are US 17/92 that join with US 441 into the Orange Blossom Trail (OBT) and the John Young Parkway. Public libraries Osceola Library System operates the Hart Memorial Central Library in Kissimmee. Notable people Irlo Bronson, Sr., politician; rancher Vassar Clements, bluegrass musician Dewayne Douglas, professional football player José Aldo, Brazilian professional mixed martial artist. Buddy Dyer, politician; mayor of Orlando Tonga Fifita, professional wrestler; actor Brent Fullwood, football player Justin Gatlin, Olympic and world championship gold medalist 100 m and 200 m sprinter Kristina Janolo, Miss Florida 2011 George Frederic Kribbs, congressman Ray Lloyd, professional wrestler; martial artist A. J. McLean, singer from the Grammy-nominated Backstreet Boys James Mitchell, professional wrestling manager Joe Nasco, professional footballer Tito Paul, football player John Quiñones, attorney and former politician Henry L. Reaves, Georgia politician from Kissimmee pioneer ranching family Edwin Rios, professional baseball player, 2020 World Series Champion William J. Sears, congressman Kissy Simmons, actor John Milton Bryan Simpson, judge Bobby Sippio, football player Justin Smith, professional poker player Jonathan Summerton, race car driver Colt Terry, army special forces Brett Williams, football player Brownie Wise, businesswoman, Tupperware Richard Young, actor, played Fedora in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade References External links Cities in Osceola County, Florida County seats in Florida Cities in the Greater Orlando Populated places established in 1883 Cities in Florida 1883 establishments in Florida