Intermittent lane closures are scheduled for Kings Highway and Veterans Boulevard from midnight to 6 a.m. on October 27 for road striping, with the Public Works Department urging driver caution.

Manatee County Government reminds drivers that vehicles turning right on red must yield to U-turning vehicles with a green light, urging road safety and vigilance.

Charlotte County's hearing on Rural Settlement Area Overlay District changes is rescheduled for December 9, 2025, focusing on possible increased development within the 4,900-acre area.

Dorchester Street will be closed at Malden Avenue junction on Oct 21 from 8 am to 5 pm for water main repairs.

Charlotte County parks experience temporary restroom cleaning issues due to a gap between cleaning service contracts, with the county ensuring a new vendor in eight weeks.

Hillsborough County warns of traffic disruptions due to County Road 39 closure for reconstruction from State Road 60 to Old Hopewell Road until October 31. Detours are in place.

Tampa is expecting large crowds for multiple events on October 18, leading to traffic and parking challenges downtown. Residents are advised to use alternative transportation.

Westchester Boulevard faces intermittent closures for maintenance on Oct. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. between Vassar and Idlewild.

Lane closures for vegetation maintenance on Olean Boulevard may cause traffic delays between Kings Highway and Beacon Drive on Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Tampa's Riverwalk expansion, named the West River BUILD project, will add five miles of walkway, but residents have concerns over traffic and privacy. The project aims to connect communities and is anticipated to complete in early 2027.

Nighttime roadwork will close eastbound Fishhawk Blvd near Boyette Road, affecting traffic from Oct. 15-16 and 20, between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Detours are available via Boyette Road and Mosaic Drive.

Charlotte County residents have several government meetings to attend or watch on transportation, drainage, and tax issues, as per a published calendar.

The Charlotte County Commission will discuss the "One Charlotte, One Water Plan," service levels in parks and libraries, and other issues in their upcoming workshop without public input.