The Hernando County Sheriff's Office invites individuals to an informative session to explore careers as a 911 Call Taker or Dispatcher, with an event on August 6th offering insights, tours, and registration for observation slots.

Charlotte County seeks photos for their 2026 calendar. Entrants have until August 15, 2025, to submit pictures showcasing local life. Selected photos grant the county a non-exclusive license to use them.

The Brooksville Housing Authority announces its Regular Meeting on July 15, 2025, inviting public participation and accommodating those with disabilities.

Tampa is planning Boom by the Bay for July 4th, with festivities across the city and a focus on local neighborhoods. Officials emphasize transportation options due to expected crowds.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is seeking part-time School Crossing Guards, offering $22/hr to ensure student safety during commutes, with a call to action on social media for community members to apply.

The Rocky Creek Bridge on Tampa Bay Trail has reopened after a $2.2 million repair, enhancing safety and accessibility for its 300,000 yearly visitors.

Students at SouthShore Charter Academy assembled 50 cooling kits for vulnerable Hillsborough County residents, featuring water, towels, sunscreen, and more. The initiative, part of the Anchored4Life program, teaches leadership and empathy.

Hillsborough County's Lightning Safety Awareness article highlights the dangers of lightning, particularly in Florida, emphasizing the need for caution and swift action during storms.

Tampa has been named the top US city for foreign businesses by the Financial Times, praised for its adaptability and support for international entrepreneurs.

The Tampa Convention Center won the Smart Stars Award, recognizing its exceptional service and facilities. It previously received industry accolades and maintains a focus on sustainability and comprehensive event services.

Charlotte County Public Works offers free sandbags at three locations starting June 23, 2025, for hurricane season preparations. Residents must bring shovels to fill their own bags.

Hillsborough County reports that rip currents are a major beach hazard, causing most rescues, and offers safety tips like swimming parallel to the shore to escape.

Tampa patrol cars are now equipped with AEDs, thanks to a partnership between local hospitals, corporate sponsors, and the Tampa Police, aiming to enhance response to cardiac emergencies.