The Downtown Clearwater Development Board is seeking a new member to aid in the city center's economic and redevelopment efforts, with applications due by January 23, 2026.

"Hillsborough County launches a new series 'Animal Control: Unleashed' highlighting the daily work of their Animal Control team in protecting animals and humans."

Hillsborough County seeks an experienced water resources engineer with a PE license, offering $89,044 to $156,020, to manage infrastructure projects and improve community services.

Tampa is completing its Green Spine Cycle Track, expanding it to 3.5 miles to enhance cyclist safety and promote sustainable mobility, targeting a late summer 2026 finish.

Manatee County seeks four individuals to oversee Infrastructure Sales Tax spending as part of an advisory committee, ensuring taxpayer money is used effectively.

Tampa's Stormwater team continues routine maintenance of the city's drainage systems, preparing for the rainy season, with their work highlighted on social media.

Dunedin's City Commission approved several projects, including a marina pier overhaul, sustainability efforts, new homes, and sewer upgrades. Community events were highlighted; decisions are detailed on social media.

Clearwater introduces the Fresh Start Market, enhancing downtown nightlife with local vendors and themed Friday events, fostering community and economic growth.

Manatee County, Florida, recognizes Emergency Telecommunicators who provide life-saving instructions during emergencies, highlighting their critical and often unrecognized role.

Riverside Park in Charlotte County closes for repairs, affecting local boaters and outdoor enthusiasts; it's expected to be closed for several months starting Jan. 7, 2026.

Charlotte County invites residents to a free "Party in the Park" event for community fun at Lake Betty Park on Jan 17, 2026.

The Clearwater Police Department's honor guard will present colors at the Buccaneers' game, adding community spirit ahead of a crucial playoff-determining match against the Panthers.

Manatee County Government advises motorists about new traffic patterns due to ongoing road construction, emphasizing the importance of safety, patience, and following guidance from signs and flaggers.