Pinellas County held a free tire disposal event to prevent disease by reducing mosquito breeding grounds, collecting 1,082 tires across three locations.

The Charlotte County-Punta Gorda MPO is planning public meetings to gather input on transportation planning for the year 2050, emphasizing community voices in shaping local infrastructure.

Tampa's Mobility Director, Vik Bhide, plans to leave his position by July 26th, 2025, after leading significant transportation and infrastructure developments, including improvements to stormwater systems and road paving.

The City Commission has designated May 17-23 as National Safe Boating Week, urging the use of life jackets and engine cutoff switches to prevent boating accidents.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office attended a water safety event, promoting awareness and engaging with the community to prevent water-related accidents.

Hillsborough County will posthumously honor Louis G. Betz Jr. with the 2025 Ellsworth G. Simmons Good Government Award for his civic leadership and legislative advocacy.

Pinellas County's tap water disinfection will change from chloramine to chlorine from May 19 to June 7, as a routine maintenance to ensure safety and quality.

Tampa Police named Officer Christopher Miller the Officer of the Month for May 2025 for his significant efforts in combating organized retail crime, which included using a GPS device to track and arrest thieves.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office explained the meaning behind the lights on their patrol cars in a Facebook post to improve public understanding and safety.

The Plant City Police Department honored the memory of 32 fallen Tampa Police Department officers at a recent ceremony, highlighting their service and sacrifice.

St. Petersburg launches its first St. Pete Supplier Summit to support local businesses with networking and contracting opportunities, comprising the Supplier Success Symposium and Supplier Connection Expo.

Babcock Ranch is adding Fire Station 9 and a new sheriff's office, with a ribbon-cutting event set for May 6 to celebrate the new public safety facilities.

Charlotte County invites residents to volunteer for several advisory board positions to contribute to local governance, particularly for the Barrier Island Fire Service and other service units.