St. Petersburg, Florida, has advanced community improvements with state legislative support for flood safety, affordable housing, and crane operation safety.

Hillsborough County mobilizes Del Rio and Dover communities for a cleanup event from May 19-23 to eliminate illegal dumping and code violations, with curbside pickup for items like old furniture and electronic waste.

Hillsborough County celebrates the 75th anniversary of its Mosquito Management Services with a public event featuring educational activities and an inside look into their operations.

A 13-year-old from Polk County is working towards Eagle Scout by raising funds for a training tool for the PCSO that simulates the impact of being shot.

Sarasota integrates Neighbors by Ring to improve emergency communications, particularly for hurricane season, providing real-time updates to residents through the app.

Florida's Hillsborough County officials advocate for hurricane readiness ahead of the 2025 season, stressing the importance of evacuation plans, emergency kits, and staying informed through HCFL Alert.

Juliana Rivera joins Polk County Sheriff's Office as Public Information Officer, tasked with enhancing communication with the community leveraging her background and bilingual skills.

Hillsborough County Commissioners are seeking volunteers for various advisory boards, requiring applicants to be registered voters in the county and apply by May 22.

Tampa celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a pageant and singing contest on May 3, 2025, emphasizing culture and academic growth. Mayor Castor supports these events showcasing local talent and future leaders.

A young girl named Poppy had a successful recovery after a head injury thanks to quick action by Pasco County Fire Rescue, as shared in a heartwarming social media update.

The St. Petersburg Police Department urges drivers on social media to "Look Twice, Save a Life," referencing 27 motorcycle crashes, including two fatalities, this year. They advocate for increased road awareness.

Charlotte County offers a program to reimburse residents for up to 50% of eligible Hurricane Ian seawall repair costs, with applications due by May 30.

Tampa unveils plans for North Downtown redevelopment including at least 750 new housing units, improved pedestrian access and connectivity, and potential extension of the streetcar service.