Hillsborough County will close most offices for Juneteenth, affecting services like waste collection. Parks will remain open, but libraries and recreation centers will be closed. Emergency services for water and animal control are available.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of recruits from their 911 Academy, who are set for further Emergency Medical Dispatch training before taking on the role of 911 call takers.

MPO Justin Lee was named Community Policing Officer of the Month by the Tampa PD for an operation addressing local drug activity and safety, resulting in arrests and improved neighborhood relations.

Charlotte County residents are invited to a County Commission meeting on June 19, 2025, to discuss government affairs, including financial and infrastructural planning, at the Administration Center in Port Charlotte.

The Tampa Police's Black History Committee will host the 2nd Annual Juneteenth Celebration, featuring vendors, nonprofits, and special recognition at Perry Harvey Sr. Park.

Tampa's city fleet receives national recognition for excellent management and operational savings, with a focus on sustainability and efficient service delivery.

The Charlotte County Commission will have a workshop on June 17 to discuss local projects and issues, including hurricane dashboards, solid waste fees, and Community Redevelopment Agency updates, without public input.

Charlotte County lifted its burn ban following beneficial rainfall, allowing residents to safely resume outdoor burning while still urging for continued fire safety vigilance.

Charlotte County received a Gold Healthy Workforce Designation from Cigna for its comprehensive wellness initiatives, highlighting its focus on holistic employee health.

Tampa City Councilwoman Gwendolyn Henderson has passed away due to natural causes, leaving a legacy of dedication to education, equity, and community service.

Hillsborough's nonprofit leaders are set to discuss the challenges and strategies of running successful organizations at the Local Stories Live event on Friday morning.

Hillsborough County residents can influence the allocation of a $709 million HUD disaster recovery grant related to hurricane damage through a series of public meetings.

Tampa's Water Department is switching its disinfection process from chloramine to chlorine from June 9 to the end of the month, as part of routine maintenance to ensure water quality.