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Pinellas County beaches continue to experience extremely high levels of Karenia brevis algal bloom (“Red Tide”) and the impact on our marine life has been significant. For anyone who has ventured out to our beaches, you quickly notice the strong odor...
Effective Monday, October 1, Pinellas County will begin a routine system maintenance program to optimize water quality. The water treatment method is being temporarily changed from chloramine to chlorine disinfection. The switch to chlorine will be in effect from October...
As you may have heard over the last few weeks, Southwest Florida continues to experience an unusually high level of the red tide organism known as Karenia Brevis. Although the Gulf waters off our beaches have shown relatively low levels...
The method of water treatment for Pinellas County and its wholesale customers will be temporarily modified between Monday, May 14, and Friday, June 8. The first of two short-term changes from chloramine to chlorine disinfection in 2018 is a routine...
Pinellas County is hosting public meeting about upcoming beach nourishment project. Coastal property owners encouraged to attend to learn more about project· Public meeting to be held on Wednesday, March 28, from 6 – 7:30 p.m. at Indian Shores Municipal...
The Town will be smoke testing the Sewer System Lines on March 8, 2018. Please read below some very important information on this project. The Contractor will be hanging notices on your doors on Wednesday, March 7, 2018. What is...
Funding Projects Without Property Tax The Penny is Pinellas County’s primary funding source for governmental capital projects, covering more than 70 percent of their costs. While routine costs for maintaining roads or public parks come from the County’s general fund...
Hurricane Nate may not have paid the Tampa Bay area a direct visit, but the effects of the storm surge coupled with high tides were quite visible in our Town over the weekend. During this time of year, the sun...
Waste Connections will be in town on Saturday, October 7, 2017 to pick-up all yard waste that has been bagged or placed in a trash container. These are the only items they will be picking up on Saturday. Please have...
Important Drinking Water Notice from PinellasCounty Due to the impact from Hurricane Irma in September, the start of the water system maintenance program was delayed. Effective Monday October 9th through November 3rd 2017, Utilities will conduct the maintenance program, which...
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