The Hillsborough Active Life Games invite adults 50+ to compete in sporting events, with registration open until September 12. The games serve as a qualifier for the Florida Senior Games.

The Tampa Police Department announces a new speed enforcement camera program for school zones, aimed at increasing student safety, which will be discussed at a Back-to-School Town Hall.

The Dunedin Community Center is promoting a range of activities for community fitness and engagement, including fitness classes, cultural programs, and childcare services.

St. Petersburg Police shared a Facebook post about a sandbag giveaway to help residents prepare for storm season, available on July 12 and regularly each month.

The Active Life Games for seniors in Hillsborough County begin July 10, offering a range of athletic events leading to the Florida Senior Games, with registration open until Sept. 12.

Upcoming "Hello Hillsborough" episode focuses on sustainable gardening, featuring tips for Florida-friendly landscaping from the county's Extension Service.

Pasco County, Florida celebrates Parks and Recreation Month with a podcast episode featuring County Administrator Mike Carballa discussing local recreational programs and parks' community impact.

The Charlotte County Public Safety Coordinating Council's next meeting on July 14, 2025, will discuss jail statistics and is open to the public for input.

Hillsborough County seeks volunteers for advisory boards and councils; application deadline is July 30, 2025, with selection in August or September. Applicants must be county residents and registered voters.

Hillsborough County officials are planning transportation infrastructure updates to manage the expected population growth from 1.59 million to 2.5 million by 2070.

New firefighters from Recruit Class 25-01 in Tampa have begun their public safety careers, celebrated at a graduation ceremony highlighted by Tampa Fire Rescue.

Tippecanoe II park in Port Charlotte is getting a new walking path to improve accessibility, particularly in the butterfly garden area. Construction begins today with minimal expected disruption.

Plant City's July 4th event was marked by unity as local police, fire rescue, parks & recreation, and community engaged together, with the police department sharing the involvement on social media.