Executive Orders
Pinellas County Emergency Operations Center Executive Orders
Emergency Order No. 21-4, February 3, 2021
Resolution No. 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 21-4. Order passed on Feb. 3, 2021, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County in response to COVID-19.
Resolution 21-7, January 26, 2021
Resolution 21-7. Order passed on Jan. 26, 2021, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County due to COVID-19.
Emergency Order No. 21-3, January 21, 2021
Resolution 20-16, Emergency Order No. 21-3. Order signed Jan. 21, 2021, providing large-scale special events in Pinellas County comply with outlined procedures and requirements.
Emergency Order No. 21-2, January 20, 2021
Resolution No. 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 21-2. Order signed Jan. 20, 2021, extending the state of local emergency for Pinellas County due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Resolution 21-3, January 12, 2021
Resolution 21-3. Order passed on Jan. 12, 2021, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County due to COVID-19.
Emergency Order No. 21-1, January 6, 2021
Resolution 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 21-1. Order signed Jan. 6, 2021, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County in response to COVID-19.
Emergency Order No. 20-17, December 30, 2020
Resolution No. 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 20-17. Order passed on Dec. 30, 2020, extending the state of local emergency in response to COVID-19.
Emergency Order No. 20-16, December 22, 2020
Resolution 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 20-16. Order passed on Dec. 22, 2020, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County due to COVID-19 response.
Resolution 20-165, December 15, 2020
Resolution No. 20-165. Order passed Dec. 15, 2020, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County for COVID-19 response.
Emergency Order No. 20-15, December 9, 2020
Resolution No. 20-16 and 20-94, Emergency Order No. 20-15. Order passed on Dec. 9, 2020, extending the state of local emergency in Pinellas County to Dec. 18, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.