Hillsborough County is installing AEDs in county parks in partnership with the American Heart Association. A worker at a Davenport site died, leading to the arrest of Angel Bautista Martinez, who may face higher charges due to his immigration status.

Charlotte County has scheduled a week of public government meetings, including County Commission, Zoning Appeals, and advisory boards on street, drainage, and marine issues.

Charlotte County seeks volunteers for advisory roles on sales tax spending, transportation for the disadvantaged, and environmental issues, with applications due July 14 for a vote on August 4, 2025.

The St. Petersburg City Council is considering measures to fund repairs for Tropicana Field, damaged by Hurricane Milton, including structural repairs and taking over security.

Pups Pub in Tampa is closing after losing a legal dispute with the Florida Department of Health over its dog-friendly policy. The state court ruled that the health department can prohibit non-service animals in food service venues.

St. Petersburg Police partners with FDOT to launch the Enhanced Law Enforcement Engagement program, aiming to reduce traffic violations and promote road safety from June 2025 to February 2026.

The Pinellas County Job Corps is facing closure due to concerns about safety and fiscal management, impacting students and staff and prompting a job fair and calls for clarity on the decision.

The SPPD is collaborating with FDOT District Seven on the ELEE program to increase road safety by boosting law enforcement visibility on dangerous roads and providing educational outreach in schools.

Florida law enforcement officials, including Sheriff Chad Chronister, unite to fight crimes against the elderly, emphasizing their collective resolve to investigate, arrest, and prosecute those who target seniors with fraud and exploitation.

Rescue Lieutenant Ken Peterson retired from Tampa Fire Rescue after 22 years, honored by colleagues and Fire Chief Tripp with a ceremony and social media tribute.

The Tampa Water Department will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine for water disinfection from June 9-30 as routine maintenance to ensure water quality.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue launched a Spouse Academy to educate firefighter spouses about the challenges and dangers firefighters face, including hands-on experience with gear and simulated rescues.

Hillsborough County has introduced a specialized mobile command post for animal welfare, aiding in emergencies and community initiatives such as vaccination drives.