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In this month’s edition
Get Help Applying for People First Hurricane Recovery Assistance
Just before the new year, we celebrated delivery of the first checks for our People First Hurricane Recovery Programs. Christian and Dana had to move their family twice in the midst of the 2024 hurricanes. Their baby girl arrived just days after Hurricane Milton flooded their Seminole home. They qualified for the full $15,000 Disaster Relief Reimbursement to recover moving expenses, bills and other storm-related expenses.
There’s still plenty of funding available for home repair/rehabilitation, buying a home, fixing up small rental properties and more. Apply today at recover.pinellas.gov or call 727-606-3307 for more information.
Also in this edition
- Join our team! Pinellas County hosting Career Fair on Jan. 30
- Remembering Pinellas County icon Fred E. Marquis
- Meeting the Need for Affordable Housing
- Pinellas County celebrates Florida Arbor Day with tree giveaway event for residents
- Discover the beauty of Brooker Creek Preserve
- Photographers capture starlight at Fort De Soto
- Start 2026 off with peace of mind thanks to a Sunstar FirstCare Ambulance Membership
- Survey: What do you wish you knew about extreme weather?
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