This includes that public beaches and beach parking areas in Pinellas County will remain closed at least through April 17.
Pinella County remains under Governor Ron DeSantis’ statewide order requiring Florida residents to only leave home for essential work.
The COVID-19 disease has not been detected in drinking-water supplies.
The updated guidance also adds several types of businesses to a list of non-essential services, which means they must close under the order.
The County is coordinating ten new donation sites at local fire stations and nonprofits that will operate this week Monday until Friday.
Four agencies join forces for COVID-19 funding assistance
Pinellas County is coordinating nine new donation sites at local fire stations and nonprofits that will operate this week.
Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners will hold a virtual public meeting on Tuesday, April 7, at 9:30 a.m.
Pinellas County’s Human Services department is accepting applications from social service non-profits seeking grant funding.
Activation means an increased level of readiness for county and partners while maintaining safe social distancing.
"The spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to pose a significant health risk to our community."
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The City of Pinellas Park's Building Development Division will kick off Pride in the Park by issuing free permits.
The fluffier sand will help nesting sea turtles dig deeper to lay their eggs.
The program reflects the Board’s federal legislative priorities for the coming year.
The name change honors John Morroni's commitment to public service and his respect for the community’s first responders.
A Pinellas Park family in need is the owner of a new home thanks to the generosity of several Pinellas County craft breweries.
All but one are available to the public at no charge for electricity.
More than 75 Community and Business Leaders Attended CASOA Meeting
An alligator snapping turtle learned a shell of a lesson about the dangers of crossing a road last week.
Judy Caron, 74, of Pinellas Park, claimed a $2 million top prize from the $10 Gold Rush Classic scratch-off game.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium staff is struggling to rescue a pod of whales that have beached themselves on Maderia Beach.
A Largo nature lover is delivering a graphic message about the dangers of litter on the beach through a series of photos.
Pinellas County and City of Indian Rocks Beach will host a Red Tide Summit on Thursday, March 28.
The day's events include musical performances by Lonestar.
Funding increase includes helping grow program in Sarasota/Tampa region and expand into middle schools
The resort has a new pool and other upgrades.
As the toxic algae bloom dissipates along Sarasota and Manatee beaches, Pinellas County beaches are reporting more dead fish washing up.
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The foundation will present a ceremonial check totaling $61,000 for the construction of a new handicap accessible pavilion at the new park.
A 1,500-mile journey for paralyzed U.S. Army veteran Ricky Raley ended at about 1 p.m. Saturday when Raley arrived in PInellas Park.
Valley National Bank surprised moms and kids at Shepherd’s Village in Belleair this month with a new “library house" stocked with books.
On Wednesday morning, May 23, Jennifer Millimaci will undergo surgery at the Largo Medical Center to donate a kidney to her Steve Arellano.
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The female white shark named Miss Costa was visiting in the Gulf on New Year’s Day.
The contractor working on the beach stabilization project said forecasted inclement weather would disrupt their work.
The Christmas holiday kicks off this weekend with Tampa Bay's wintertime traditions.
Only barrier island residents and people with legitimate business will gain access until Hurricane Irma passes through Tampa Bay.