Coyotes are found throughout Florida, including right here in Redington Shores. The information and literature below can be helpful in preventing problems from coyotes. ...

Town of Redington Shores Update For those who’ve recently watched the reports of destruction from Hurricane Michael, you quickly realize the powerful impact of high winds and storm surge on a coastal community. The fact that this storm developed from...

From Mayor Henderson: After almost two weeks of extremely high levels of Karenia brevis (“Red Tide”) noted in the Gulf waters of Pinellas County, the most recent readings for the Town of Redington Shores appear to show a meaningful reduction...

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...

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...

A MESSAGE FROM PINELLAS COUNTY Pinellas County is working with municipal partners, Army Corps of Engineers on beach renourishment Project to repair damage from Hurricane Hermine Four-month project will require easements to ensure completion Coastal property owners encouraged to learn...

May 1 Begins TURTLE SEASON! Marine turtle nesting and hatching occurs each year from May 1st through October 31st. Female turtles come ashore in the dark, dig a hole using their flippers, and lay 100 to 150 eggs at a...