Coastal Management

Pinellas County is home to 35 miles of beaches that impact our daily lives and attract visitors from around the world. Maintaining the coastline protects our environment, economy and way of life.

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About Us: Public Works

The Public Works Department manages essential transportation, pedestrian and drainage infrastructure, as well as critical natural and urban environmental resources for Pinellas......

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Overview of Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill of 2010

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill is the largest marine oil spill in history. Resulting from the April 20, 2010 explosion on BP’s......

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Dune Restoration

Natural dune systems used to extend the length of Pinellas County’s barrier islands. However, the primary dunes, which under natural conditions provide......

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Sand Key Beach Nourishment

Overview To prepare for the beach nourishment project on Sand Key, Pinellas County needs a total of 461 easements within the project......

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Sea Turtle Protection

All seven species of sea turtles are either endangered or threatened. The loggerhead is the most common sea turtle found in Pinellas......

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Pinellas County Access Portal

The Pinellas County Access Portal offers the following services: If you have questions or require assistance with the Pinellas County Access Portal,......

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Pinellas County Access Portal Instructions

You can apply for services using the Pinellas County Access Portal. The following guides are linked here to help you. If you......

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BP Economic Settlement Funds

The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill impacted the economy of the entire Gulf Coast. As a result of those damages, local governments, including......

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