We are reaching out to our residents in Pinellas County to share educational information about two constitutional amendments on the Florida ballot this November that will have a significant impact on local property taxes. Florida Amendment 1 would add a...
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...
Join us for food, fun, and inflatables for the kids! There will be raffle prizes worth over $1,000 donated by our local businesses. Must bring ID, as this is a resident only event. We hope to see you there! Redington...
UPDATE: Topical Storm Watch has been lifted A tropical storm watch and storm surge watch have been issued for Pinellas County. Heavy rainfall anticipated. Please plan accordingly and stay safe. We will continue to share updates as available. You can...
The Beach Nourishment Project is underway! Redington Shores will soon be having a wider, more beautiful beach! Please visit http://www.pinellascounty.org/environment/coastalmngmt/sandkey.htm for Project Progress Updates and information....
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...
Attend Any Flood Risk Open House to Speak With a Specialist and Ask Questions Attendees will be able to view preliminary flood maps, speak with flood insurance specialists, and meet with local community and FEMA officials. SEPTEMBER 27th 10AM —...
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...
Important Phone Numbers
- Emergency: Medical/Fire/Police 911
- Town Hall (727) 397-5538
- Police (Indian Shores) (727) 595-5414
- Fire (Seminole Fire Dept.) (727) 393-8711
- After Hours Lift Station Alarm (727) 595-5414
- Mosquito Problems (727) 464-7503
- Town Sprinkler Issues (727) 595-5414
- Water/Reclaim Emergencies (727) 464-4000
- Watering Restrictions (800) 848-0499
- Trash Collection (727) 572-6800
- Electricity (Duke Energy)
- Customer Service (800) 700-8744
- Outage (800) 228-8485
- Street Light Out (727) 443-2641
- Bus Schedules (727) 540-1900
- Drivers License (727) 464-7777
- Auto Tags / Tax Collector (727) 464-7777
- Election Office (727) 464-7777
- Fishing Licence (888) 347-4356
- Gulf Beaches Library (727) 391-2828
- Clearwater Gas Company (727) 562-4980
- Household/Chemical Disposal (727) 464-7500
- Homestead Exemption (727) 494-7000
- Indian Rocks Beach (727) 595-4575
- IRS (800) 829-1040
- Animal Control & Services (727) 582-2600
- Pinellas County Info (727) 464-3000
- Post Office (Maderia Beach) (727) 319-0353
- U.S. Coast Guard (727) 391-5185
- Wildlife Rescue (727) 399-1525
- Redington Long Pier (727) 391-9398
- Chamber of Commerce (727) 360-6957
- Dept of Insurance & Financial Services (800) 342-2762
- Social Security Office (800) 772-1213
- Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary (727) 391-6211
- Spectrum Cable (727) 329-5020
- Town of North Redington Beach (727) 391-4848
- Town of Redington Beach (727) 391-3875
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