Vegetation Management
Pinellas County controls invasive and nuisance weeds in our storm water, retention, mitigation ponds, lakes and ditches to improve drainage and reduce mosquito breeding.
Stormwater & Vegetation Division
Stormwater and Vegetation, a division of Public Works, operates and maintains the county's stormwater infrastructure, maintains right-of-ways, easements and other lands through the practice of urban forestry, landscape services, and vegetation management. The division also provides countywide mosquito control for public health protection, is responsible for watershed management and surface water quality as well as the administration of the county's floodplain management program.
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Invasive Water Hyacinth
An information sheet about the invasive water hyacinth....
Invasive Hydrilla
An information sheet about the invasive hydrilla plant....
Invasive Brazilian Pepper
An information sheet about the invasive Brazilian Pepper plant....
Invasive Australian Pine
Information sheet on the invasive Australian Pine trees....
Invasive Air Potato
An information sheet on the invasive air potato plant....
Professional Mangrove Trimmers Registered in Pinellas County
A List of Professional Mangrove Trimmers Registered in Pinellas County ...
Lake Seminole Fact Sheet
A fact sheet covering the history, conditions and restoration efforts of Lake Seminole....
Lake Seminole History and Restoration Efforts
Publication detailing the characteristics, history and restoration efforts of Lake Seminole in Pinellas County....
Adopt-A-Pond
The Adopt-A-Pond program allows Pinellas County community members to participate in management of stormwater ponds. Participants help to develop a five-year plan......
Sustainability and Resiliency Report
This inaugural progress report provides a snapshot of the many Sustainability and Resiliency accomplishments made in Pinellas County....