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For Residents of Unincorporated Tierra Verde

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 Tierra Verde, the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners serves as your local government.

Office Hours Update

Please note the following adjustments to office hours:

  • Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025: Office hours will be held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
  • Thanksgiving Week (Nov. 25–26): There will be no office hours during this time.

Thank you for your understanding.

Tierra Verde Budget Overview Presentation

Pinellas County held a virtual public information meeting on Nov. 5, 2025, to provide the Tierra Verde community with an overview of the County budget and answer questions. Here is a recording of that presentation.

 

Tierra Verde Projects Information

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.

Office hours

Audrey will hold office hours in the community from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. twice a week.

On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, she will be based at the Tierra Verde Fire Station, 540 Sands Point Drive S., Tierra Verde. Her office is on the left side of the bay, where the fire trucks are. You are at the correct door if you see the Sheriff’s Office badge. Please use on-street parking and do not block the fire bay. While visiting her at the fire station, you can also pick up your Barrier Island Reentry Permit. To receive a permit, you will need a driver’s license and utility bill. There is also a limit of two permits per household.

Should you want to meet outside of the scheduled office hours, please email Audrey to set up a time. If you do not have an appointment and are planning to visit during office hours, please check Audrey’s availability first.

Want to receive regular updates?

If you are a resident and want to receive regular updates about Tierra Verde, please sign up for our mailing list using the link below. Additionally, if you’re part of an organization or HOA and would like to provide regular updates about what’s happening in Tierra Verde at your meetings, please reach out to your Community Coordinator, Audrey. She’s happy to attend your organizational meetings and share any updates or information you need. For more general information about what’s going on in the County signup for our County Newsletter: The Wave.

Where does State ownership of the Pinellas Bayway end and County ownership begin?

The County property begins just after you pass through the State toll plaza and fully cross the bridge entering Fort De Soto. To view this boundary, you can visit the Pinellas County Property Appraiser’s website for a detailed map.

What role does the county play in the maintenance or management of the Pinellas Bayway median?

The Pinellas Bayway is a state-owned highway system. Pinellas County’s only involvement is the removal of dead plant material, a responsibility it will retain until the current contract with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) ends in 2027. All other maintenance, including mowing the grass, is the responsibility of FDOT.

What is causing flooding on 2nd Avenue during rainfall?

Upon investigation, it was determined that concrete had been poured into one of the drainage pipes, resulting in a significant blockage. Pinellas County has hired a contractor to clear the obstruction and restore the system to full functionality as quickly as possible.