Cochran Boulevard in Charlotte County will experience intermittent lane closures between Education Way and Pellam Boulevard due to Utility One's underground fiber installation.

Boundary Boulevard in Charlotte County was closed for emergency repairs, requiring commuters to use marked detours. Public Works directed traffic and urged caution near construction zones.

Charlotte County Utilities announced a water service interruption in the Dorchester area from February 2-4, with a boil water advisory in effect until safety is confirmed.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue introduced Fire Boat 39, a new firefighting and rescue vessel set to serve Tampa Bay, enhancing marine safety during events like the Gasparilla Invasion.

Midway Boulevard in Charlotte County is closing for watermain installation between Macgill Avenue and Ohara Drive from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Jan. 22-23.

Court Street in Clearwater will have three westbound lanes closed for two weeks starting Jan. 20 for sewer repairs, with suggested alternate routes to avoid delays.

The Tampa Convention Center is installing a new LED display at its Franklin Street entrance, with some pedestrian adjustments during the construction period from January 19-25.

Intermittent lane closures at Harborview Rd and Kings Hwy in Charlotte County due to construction work will occur from Jan 26-30, impacting nighttime traffic.

Nightly lane closures in Charlotte County from Jan. 20-30 for sewer inspections and cleaning will affect travel on Midway Blvd., Kings Hwy, and Loveland Blvd.

The Dunedin Marina is set for renovation, with plans including a new pier, day and emergency docks, and seawall reconstructions, expected to finish by late 2026.

Peachland Boulevard will have lane closures Jan 19-23 for power infrastructure work by Irby Construction, affecting travel between Waterside and Birchcrest Streets.

Clearwater prepares for road closures due to the Marathon & Running Festival, affecting various streets with staggered closures throughout January 24 and 25.

Construction at The Masters Ave and Bourneside Blvd in Manatee County is in the cut-and-fill stage, potentially causing traffic delays. The project aims to improve traffic flow.