For Residents of Unincorporated Feather Sound

The image shows the entrance sign to the Feather Sound community. The sign is a long, light‑colored wall with stacked stone pillars on both ends. Mounted on the wall are large metal letters spelling ‘Feather Sound,’ along with a decorative silhouette of a bird standing among tall grasses. In front of the wall are neatly maintained plants, shrubs, and small trees. Behind the sign, taller trees and several multi‑story office buildings are visible, including one with the name ‘Mercury Insurance’ displayed near the roof. The sky above is partly cloudy.

Unincorporated refers to property not within city limits. Services for unincorporated areas, as well as some services for incorporated areas, are provided by the County. If you live in Feather Sound, the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners serves as your local government.

Feather Sound Project Information

Feather Sound Municipal Services Taxing Unit

In 1990, Feather Sound residents approved a voter referendum establishing a Municipal Services Taxing Unit (MSTU). This voluntary tax allows residents to fund enhanced levels of service beyond the standard services provided by the County.

The Feather Sound MSTU was established to support the acquisition and maintenance of street lighting, as well as the maintenance of recreational areas and community green spaces.

The Feather Sound Community Services District Board is the entity that receives the MSTU funding and is responsible for managing and maintaining these services within the community. Each year, the nonprofit board submits its funding request to the Board of County Commissioners as part of the County’s annual budget process.

For more information about the board’s membership, responsibilities, and meeting schedule, please visit their website.

Have an issue?

The County is here to support you in addressing any issues that may arise. If there is an infrastructure issue (sidewalk cracks, potholes, etc) you can report that via See-Click-Fix. If you want to report a code violation (noise control, housing issues, sea wall problems), you can report that to our Code Enforcement team using our code complaint system. Any other, issues, comments or concerns can be directed to your Community Coordinator, Audrey Ables. Her contact information is in the upper left-hand corner of this page.

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