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Timely news from departments and topics across Pinellas County.
Retro-fit program offers conversion to turtle-friendly lighting
Artificial lighting along Pinellas County beaches can put sea turtle hatchlings at risk. New funding for an existing program will make it...
Parks & Conservation Resources adds another popular mobile parking app to payment options at parks, beaches, boat ramps
Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources is adding the ParkMobile mobile parking app for parking payments beginning on Monday, June 26 at...
Pinellas County Utilities launches upgraded water customer portal
Pinellas County Utilities is launching a new water portal on June 11 that will allow customers to save money and water through advanced water monitoring features.
Pinellas County announces departure of President/CEO of Visit St. Pete-Clearwater
Pinellas County on Tuesday announced the departure of Steve Hayes, who led Visit St. Pete-Clearwater (VSPC) as President/CEO for the past four...
Applications deadline extended for Charter Review Commission Â
Applications deadline sought for Charter Review Commission
64 affordable homes for veterans under construction in Seminole
A groundbreaking ceremony for Valor Preserve took place Friday, April 14, with Pinellas County, Norstar Development USA, the Pinellas County Housing Authority and other partners. The development located at 9575 Seminole Boulevard will offer 64 affordable units, with half set aside for people with disabilities and preference to veteran applicants
Office of Justice Coordination offers re-entry resources
Pinellas County’s Office of Justice Coordination announces new online guidance to set residents up for success as they return to the community from jail or prison.
Pinellas County launches new virtual building inspection service
As of April 3, contractors and homeowners in Pinellas County are able to save time by completing certain building inspections virtually using...
Pinellas County Utilities offers private sewer lateral rebates
Pinellas County Utilities sewer customers can help eliminate sanitary sewer overflows that damage our bay and beaches by inspecting their private sewer pipes and addressing any issues that may be contributing to the problem.
Pinellas Citizen University begins new sessions April 12
Applications due by March 31 Pinellas County residents can experience a behind-the-scenes look at how their county government provides first-class services in...