Charlotte County invites residents to a water facility tour on Oct. 16 to learn about water supply and treatment processes. Registration is required and space is limited.

Reflecting on the year since hurricanes hit Tampa, officials highlight the city's recovery and infrastructure challenges, with Mayor Castor affirming the city's resilience and determination for future preparedness.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns of a rise in electric motorcycles illegally used on sidewalks, stressing the importance of recognizing the difference from e-bikes for safety.

Hillsborough County residents still face challenges a year after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, dealing with displacement and infrastructure issues. The Ruskin Methodist Church serves as a symbol of community resilience.

Roosevelt Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day and milestones, with local leaders attending and infrastructure improvements noted, highlighting Sidewalk Stompers' impact on active student transport.

Tampa hosts multiple events on October 11, including the TPD Memorial 5K, cultural showcases, Oktoberfest, sports games, and performances, prompting traffic advisories and transportation tips.

Port Charlotte's Centennial Park Recreation Center is hosting a hydroponic gardening workshop on Oct. 22, with sessions teaching how to grow lettuce without soil. Participants receive kits to start their own garden.

Port Richey Fire Department advises using original chargers for devices to prevent fires, especially during Fire Prevention Week. They recommend proper charging practices and highlight safety measures to reduce fire risks at home.

Port Richey Fire Dept. educates on fire safety at Walmart for Fire Prevention Week, offering interactive learning with local firefighters. Event runs Monday-Friday 2-6 PM and Saturday 10 AM-4 PM.

Tampa Fire Rescue honors Paramedic Barbaro Dominguez during Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating his contributions to the community and diversity of the team.

The Tampa Police Department held Faith & Blue, a community-building event with local faith groups, featuring engagement activities and aiming to strengthen neighborhood safety and relationships.

A mobile home in Floral City was destroyed by an electrical fire caused by a laptop; CCFR stresses the importance of fire safety and offers smoke alarm assistance.

Tampa announces CERT Basic Training to equip residents with emergency response skills, starting October 29, aiming to improve community resilience to disasters.