Charlotte County has announced the opening of 77 new parking spaces at Englewood Beach, increasing total spots to 153. Northern area remains closed; beach wheelchairs available. Transit shuttle service is suspended.

Charlotte County is celebrating July as Park and Recreation Month, offering free pool access on July 19 and various daily activities to encourage community engagement and recognize park professionals.

Tampa Bay Sun FC's USL Super League win is celebrated with a boat parade, highlighted by the Tampa Police Department's participation and the local community's pride.

Hillsborough County has added SHERPS, tank-like amphibious rescue vehicles, to its Fire Rescue fleet, capable of navigating various terrains and assisting during disasters like Hurricane Milton.

Tampa hosts a free putt-putt event in Curtis Hixon Park with food samples, a food truck, and DJ music for family fun.

Hillsborough County Commissioners awarded the 19th Wade Boggs Athletic Achievement Award to top high school baseball players, highlighting their athletic, academic, and community service excellence.

Charlotte County invites the public to discuss the future of libraries and historical services at two meetings on July 15, where feedback on the master plan will be sought.

Charlotte County's deadline for applying to its 1% Local Option Sales Tax Focus Group is June 20, with the group set to influence funding for potential projects.

Charlotte County Fire & EMS received the American Heart Association's Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold award for excellent care in severe heart attacks and strokes.

Pinellas County approved a $125.7 million beach nourishment project, funded by hotel tax and state grants, due to lack of federal funds and some residents' refusal to sign easements.

The Hillsborough County calls for nominations for the YEA! Awards recognizing leadership and service in youths. Nominations are open until August 15, 2025.

Prescribed burns are planned at Blackwater Creek and Cockroach Bay Nature Preserves by Hillsborough Conservation & Environmental Lands Management, impacting local trails. For details, contact their office or Todd Pratt.

Portable solar-powered charging stations provided by HCFR-OEM proved invaluable during Hurricane Milton, offering connectivity and power in disaster-hit areas.