The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is seeking certified individuals to join as Deputy Sheriffs, emphasizing the role's importance in community safety.

Florida Division of Emergency Management hosts sessions on Elevate Florida program to help residents with hurricane-damaged homes regarding elevation, reconstruction, or acquisition.

The City of Sarasota is hosting Shred Stock, a free document shredding event on March 15 to help residents safely dispose of sensitive documents and prevent identity theft.

The Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Foundation is accepting applications for their Alan D. Anderson Summer Youth Academy for teens interested in firefighting until March 28.

Hillsborough County approved a $17.1 million road improvement deal involving multiple parties, and allocated funds to A Kid's Place for new restrooms.

Pinellas County officials visited Washington D.C. to seek federal funds for beach restoration, aiming to protect their coastline and tourism economy, while also discussing policy changes with lawmakers.

Jessica Smith has been honored as Employee of the Month by the City Commission for her contributions as a Senior Professional Buyer, including securing a prestigious procurement award.

The Tampa Convention Center earned LEED Silver O+M certification, recognizing its sustainable practices and energy-efficient upgrades, including HVAC and LED lighting improvements.

Sarasota residents are invited to a public meeting on March 13 to discuss the School Avenue Greenway extension, where they can review project concepts and provide feedback.

Sarasota city employees Adam Swift and Cyndi Cahill were named Team of the Month for aiding recovery by expediting permit processes after a hurricane season.

The Tampa Police Department introduces the 2025 TPD C.A.R.E.S. grant program to support local initiatives that enhance community safety and teamwork, offering $45,000 in funding.

The Hillsborough County Charter Review Board is evaluating potential amendments to the county governance, with proposals that may appear on the election ballot if approved by a two-thirds majority.

Bestselling author Jamie Ford is scheduled for an event at Hillsborough County Public Library on March 11, promoting his novel and the importance of historical fiction.