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.

The Charlotte County Commission plans an April 17 workshop to discuss the financial aspects of community development, with no space for public input at the meeting.

Pinellas County acquired the West Klosterman Preserve, a 14-acre conservation area, for $3 million, shared with WK Preservation Group. The land supports local biodiversity and adds to the County's conservation efforts.

Hillsborough County businesses are incorporating AI, a topic to be discussed at the Local Stories Live event, featuring a panel and free breakfast, with a live stream available.

The Annual Open Doors Forum in Hillsborough County on April 29 offers networking opportunities for small businesses to connect with vendors and government agencies.

Charlotte County has a busy schedule of local government meetings, covering topics from planning and zoning to tourism, open to the public from April 14th.

Charlotte County is seeking volunteers for various advisory board positions, emphasizing the importance of community participation in local governance and development.

Pinellas County Commission supports the state's Department of Government Efficiency to improve fiscal responsibility and efficiency in managing taxpayer funds.

Pinellas County seeks public input on using a $813 million HUD grant for storm recovery efforts, with a focus on housing rehabilitation, business assistance, and infrastructure enhancement.

St. Petersburg announces its City of the Arts Grant program, offering up to $20,000 to eligible arts and culture non-profits, with applications open until June 13.

The "Hello Hillsborough" podcast will focus on water conservation, featuring tips on Florida-friendly landscaping and daily habits to save water and money.

Mark Nicholas was honored as the April Employee of the Month by the City Commission and peers for his dedication and leadership.