The Tampa Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Festival will showcase AAPI heritage at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park on March 22, 2025, featuring food, performances, and activities.

Hillsborough County marks World Water Day by emphasizing the importance of preserving freshwater and glaciers, noting that over 2.2 billion people lack clean water, and stressing the need for sustainable water management.

The Pinellas Sheriff's Office hosted The Arc Tampa Bay for a law enforcement experience, fostering community relations with those with intellectual disabilities.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office showcases its Mounted Posse, a volunteer unit of horses and handlers aiding in search and rescue, and community patrols, enhancing local safety and engaging the community.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office seeks community support for free pet adoptions after an animal cruelty case, creating strain on resources as they house 30 dogs in urgent need of care.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office encourages residents to conduct a home safety evaluation with spring's arrival, offering tips on enhancing security to protect homes and foster community safety.

Hillsborough County's Rapid Response team is cleaning Rio Vista and Pinecrest Villa from March 31 to April 4, targeting illegal dumpsites and local nuisances.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office honored local farmers and ranchers on National Agriculture Day, acknowledging their essential role in the community with a social media post.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns about look-alike website scams and shares tips to spot them, emphasizing the importance of vigilance against digital deception to prevent personal and financial losses.

Manatee County Sheriff's Office participated in the Bridging the Gap Fishing Tournament to enhance community relations through outdoor activities, including a dolphin tour and a BBQ lunch.

Historical marker honors Palma Ceia Spring's past, from a public oasis created by the Palmers to Fred Ball Park's formation, and its legacy preserved by local volunteers.

Tampa prepares for its 35th Paint Your Heart Out event, celebrating volunteerism and community support for lower-income senior homeowners with a flag-raising at Old City Hall.

Tampa is on track to reopen five Parks and Recreation facilities by the end of May as recovery continues from last year's hurricanes, with repair costs estimated at $8.4 million.