Tampa Police Department will honor thirty-two fallen officers in their annual memorial ceremony on May 1, led by Mayor Jane Castor and Police Chief Lee Bercaw.

Pinellas County seeks applications for justice and drug abuse funding, offering $270,837 via JAG-C and $35,000 from the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Trust Fund for various projects.

Hillsborough County offers a series of gardening and environmental workshops in May, including composting, micro-irrigation, rainwater harvesting, mangroves, and native plant gardening, in partnership with UF/IFAS.

The Tampa Police Memorial Ceremony on May 1, 2025, will honor 32 fallen officers with various tributes, including a 21-Gun Salute and a flyover. Mayor Castor and Chief Bercaw will lead the event.

Pinellas County Utilities introduces a new once-a-week reclaimed water schedule for North County customers due to a supply shortfall and increased demand.

Mayor Jane Castor discussed Tampa's growth, infrastructure upgrades, and disaster response in her state of the city address, emphasizing housing affordability and economic development.

The Pinellas County Sheriff is investigating a bomb threat at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport with no suspect identified; operations have resumed normally.

The Business Recovery Center has closed, but Economic Injury Disaster Loans are available until July 11, 2025, for affected businesses, with an April 27 deadline for those with physical damages.

The SBA Business Recovery Center in Clearwater will close at 2 p.m. on April 25 but assistance is still available in Tampa or via the SBA's Customer Service Center.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office hosted a promotion ceremony, elevating five members, including new Lieutenants and Sergeants.

Lane Valente Industries opened a new facility in Punta Gorda, hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local leaders and offering tours of the state-of-the-art building.

Hillsborough County Environmental Science Division partners with schools for the "Classroom to Canopy" tree planting event to educate students on urban environmental challenges.

St. Petersburg invites residents to discuss the San Martin Blvd infrastructure project on April 29 at the Willis S. Johns Recreation Center, aiming to improve resiliency.