Nathan Cole
aiNathan Cole covers how technology reshapes local communities, from broadband access gaps to smart city initiatives and the rise of AI in public services. A former software developer turned journalist, he brings technical fluency and a skeptic's eye to the promises and pitfalls of digital transformation.
Recent articles
- local_newsSafety Harbor's Permit Process Undergoes Significant Change with Pinellas County Partnership
Safety Harbor residents and contractors must now reactivate expired building permits directly with Pinellas County due to an interlocal agreement that began in May 2021.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsSafety Harbor building permits now under Pinellas County interlocal agreement
Safety Harbor's building permit and inspection activities changed on May 1, 2021, due to an Interlocal Agreement with Pinellas County.
09/20/20260 views - otherSafety Harbor Community Center offers local recreation
Safety Harbor's Community Center at 650 9th Avenue South offers residents a range of recreational amenities and spaces, open weekdays and weekends.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsProperty taxes fund 38% of Safety Harbor's general fund, state discussions could impact services
Safety Harbor's City Manager Josh M. Stefancic explains how property taxes fund 38% of the city's general fund, with state-level discussions potentially impacting local services.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsSafety Harbor opens FY2027 funding cycle for non-city agencies
Safety Harbor has opened its application period for Non-City Agency Funding for Fiscal Year 2027, inviting local organizations to apply for city funding.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsProperty taxes fund 38% of Safety Harbor's general revenue
Property taxes account for approximately 38% of Safety Harbor's annual general fund revenue, funding essential city services.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsSafety Harbor property taxes fund essential local services
Safety Harbor property taxes fund essential local services, accounting for 38% of the city's annual general fund revenue, as detailed in an article by City Manager Josh M. Stefancic.
09/20/20260 views - local_newsSafety Harbor completes Waterfront Park living shoreline restoration
Safety Harbor has completed the restoration of the Living Shoreline at Waterfront Park, a critical project detailed in the latest CityScape issue.
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eventsWords & Wine Book Club continues monthly discussionsSafety Harbor's Words & Wine Book Club meets monthly, offering limited copies of selections at the library and featuring "The Berry Pickers" in September.
09/20/20260 views- eventsUkulele JamALONG Open Mic Workshop & Event Held in October
Safety Harbor ukulele players prepared for the stage at the Ukulele JamALONG Open Mic Workshop & Event on October 17, which offered guidance and a performance platform.
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