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Due to the Legislature’s newly-imposed requirement that local elected officials file a more detailed Form 6 financial disclosure form, District 2 Commissioner Christy Herig has, with great regret, submitted notice......
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GENERAL ELECTION INFORMATION The Town of Redington Shore’s next General Election will be on March 19, 2024, for Mayor, District 1, and District 3 Commissioners. Qualifying Period:  Friday, December 1,......
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The Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering assistance to anyone who suffered damage from Hurricane Idalia that occurred on August 27th-September 4th. The deadline to apply is October 30th. Below,......
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Redington Shores Vice Mayor Lisa Hendrickson to Serve as Guest Speaker at FIPL Campaign School & Community Leadership Training on September 28th Florida Institute for Political Leadership – an initiative......
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Forward Pinellas is currently developing the next Long Range Transportation Plan, also known as Advantage Pinellas 2050, which accounts for all transportation projects that are to be funded in Pinellas County......
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To apply and get answers to your questions, call: 1-800-621-3362 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS): 1-800-621-3362   Please have the following available: Your address with zip code Condition of......
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In order to help our residents, Redington Shores will be expediting permits and waiving permit fees until 10/31/23 for repairs to damaged properties due to Idalia. You must present evidence......
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The following update by North Redington Beach Mayor, Bill Queen, was discussed at last March’s Big C meeting. The update summarizes bills that are currently up for debate that would......
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The Town of Redington Shores would like to welcome our new commissioners: Joe Licata (District 4) Lisa Hendrickson (District 3) Christy Herig (District 2) Please join us in welcoming them......
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Ord. No. 16-01, Sec. 59-5 Confiscation by Town Any chair, lounge, tent, canopy, volleyball net or other such item left on the beaches, parks or other public property, including public......
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