Pinellas County's law enforcement will participate in the Torch Run for Special Olympics, starting at Philippe Park and ending at Paul B. Stephens School.

Pinellas County urges residents to dispose of hazardous materials before hurricane season to avoid the rush and ensure safe and smooth waste management.

Hillsborough County is conducting a series of eight sessions, starting at Pierce Middle School, to address rain and hurricane-induced flooding issues and develop mitigation strategies.

Hillsborough County is seeking public input on stormwater infrastructure after recent hurricanes with first of eight meetings at Pierce Middle School.

Pinellas County seeks a new member for its Tourist Development Council, focusing on candidates from the hotel/motel industry for a four-year term starting June 2025.

Pinellas County has extended the deadline for storm-damaged property compliance to June 1, 2026, allowing residents more time for repairs post-Hurricanes Milton and Helene.

The Barrier Island Fire Service Unit Advisory Board will meet on April 25 to discuss fire service operations and community safety concerns in Englewood.

Charlotte County Transit introduces a park & ride shuttle service from Tringali Park to Englewood Beach to alleviate parking difficulties and traffic congestion.

The SBA reminds affected parties to apply for disaster loans before the April 27th deadline to recover from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, with up to $2 million available for repairs and capital needs.

Tampa offers a networking event to link local subcontractors with city contracts, also targeting residential contractors for an $11.4M home repair program.

Manatee County is introducing the WaterWise program, which replaces traditional water meters with smart meters for all utility customers to enhance efficiency and conservation.

Hillsborough County seeks volunteers for a new advisory board, the Hillsborough DOGE Liaison Committee. Applications are due by May 2, 2025. Applicants must be residents, registered voters, and submit full application packets.

Pinellas County Jail is transitioning to paperless inmate mail through Smart Communications starting April 15, with legal mail being optional to send electronically.