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Household Chemical Collection Available at HHW North in Clearwater

Pinellas County Solid Waste’s collection for household chemicals. Located at HHW North, 29582 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater. Visit the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)...

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Value Adjustment Board Organizational Meeting Scheduled

Value Adjustment Board General Information The Value Adjustment Board (VAB) serves as the decision-making authority when there is disagreement between the property...

2 hours ago

Books

Books Our online catalog is available 24/7. It is also available as a mobile app through your device's app store. Catalog Browse the library's catalog and place items on hold for pick up. Access eBooks and audiobooks through our online databases! Download the apps via your device's app store and start reading! You'll need your library card number and PIN. cloudLibrary Contains eBooks and audio books. Hoopla A digital media service that allows you to borrow movies, music, audiobooks, eBooks, comics, TV shows, and more to enjoy on your tablet, phone, computer, or even your TV. Libby Borrow eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more from your local library for free! Libby is the newer library reading app by OverDrive, loved by millions of readers worldwide. Click here to learn more about Libby.

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St. Pete CPPC Public Hearing Agenda Published

The agenda for May CPPC Public Hearing dated Tuesday, 12 May 2026 has been archived. Access it here: https://stpete.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=10&clip_id=7142 Download File

Yoga by the Bay Every Monday & Thursday

Join us every Monday and Thursday for a relaxing outdoor yoga session by the bay. Classes are donation-based (suggested $15) and open to all levels.What to Bring: Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and towel.Guided by yoga instructor: @papa_guru

Yoga with Tania - Indian Shores

Event date: April 20, 2026 Event Time: 09:15 AM - 10:30 AMLocation: 19305 Gulf Blvd.Indian Shores, FL 33785

St. Petersburg Parks Launches Summer Swim Lesson Program

The City of St. Petersburg Parks & Recreation Department is making a splash this summer with the return of its Learn to Swim Program, designed to teach children and adults essential water safety skills in a supportive environment. Lessons begin in June 2025 and are available at all City pool locations. The program offers a variety of classes for all ages and skills levels starting at 6 months and up. With Florida consistently ranking among the highest in the nation for unintentional drowning deaths, particularly among children under the age of 5, learning to swim is a vital, life-saving skill. “Swim lessons are one of the most powerful tools we have to offer our community,” said Mike Jefferis, Community Enrichment Administrator for the City of St. Petersburg. “Our program helps children build confidence while giving parents peace of mind. It’s about making summer not only fun but safe for everyone.” A total of five sessions will be offered throughout the summer. Each session includes eight 30-to-45-minute classes, led by certified American Red Cross instructors. The cost is $39 per session per participant. Financial assistance is available for qualifying families. Registration is available online at stpeteparksrec.org/swimlessons or in-person at any City pool. Let’s work together to build a water-smart St. Pete. For more information about the Learn to Swim Program, visit stpeteparksrec.org or contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 727-893-7441.

St. Pete Accepting Homeless Services Grant Applications

City of St. Petersburg Accepting Grant Funding Applications for Agencies Providing Homelessness Services May 4, 2026 - Applications are now open for the City of St. Petersburg's Social Action Funding Grants. St. Pete's Social Action Funding Grants support social service agencies that provide homeless services and homelessness prevention programs. Eligible organizations may apply for up to $100,000 in funding. Applications are due by Monday, June 22, at 4 p.m. The City will prioritize funding for agencies serving the Pinellas Continuum of Care’s designated priority populations, including: Chronically homeless households Veterans Families with minor children Older Adults (62+) Youth (18-24) Applicants may request up to $100,000 per agency. Agencies that support essential services for the homeless may submit multiple applications to seek additional funding beyond this amount. Examples of eligible essential services include: Storage solutions for personal belongings of individuals experiencing homelessness Call centers that support homelessness prevention or assist individuals currently experiencing homelessness Discretionary funds that support street outreach efforts for individuals and families To assist with the application process, a virtual Bidders/Technical Assistance Workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, May 14, at 10:30 a.m. via Zoom. Those interested in applying for grant funding can access the Zoom details and a PDF of the application and guidelines at www.stpete.org/socialactionfunding. Participants are advised to have a copy of the application and guidelines during the workshop. Applicants can direct any questions about Social Action Funding Grants to Helen Rhymes, Social Services Planning Manager, at [email protected] or 727-893-4149. More information and the grant application are available at www.stpete.org/socialactionfunding.

FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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View All Services

Services All online services offered across Pinellas County. View by Action or by Topic using the tabs below. View By Action View By Topic Services are categorized by topic including: - Animals & Pets (adoption, permits, animal services, lost pets) - Building & Development (permits, inspections, zoning, utilities) - Business & Industry (permits, licenses, contractor services) - Careers & Employment (job applications and postings) - Community Planning (zoning, development, housing) - Consumer Protection (licenses, business complaints) - Environment (permits, mangrove trimming, water quality) - Garbage & Recycling (disposal accounts, recycling options) - Get Involved (volunteering, board service) - Home & Property (utilities, evacuation zones, emergency services) - Human Rights & Social Services (discrimination reports, assistance) - Parks, Recreation, Culture & Travel (camping, permits, facilities) - Safety & Emergencies (evacuation, emergency preparedness) - Resiliency - Transparency & Open Government (records, voting, taxes) - Transportation (licenses, traffic tickets) - Water & Sewer (utilities, permits, discharge management) Services are also organized by action type including: Adopt, Apply or Renew, Contact, Find, Pay, Register, Report, Request, Reserve, Submit, and Volunteer.

Human Resources - Pinellas County

Human Resources - Pinellas County The Human Resources Department provides personnel services for over 3,000 County employees. Our mission is to enhance and support the unique missions of our customers by providing expertise and outstanding customer service, promoting health and well-being, and cultivating a unified and engaged workforce. Department Services: - Employee Benefits - Classification & Compensation - Employee Relations - Jobs & Career Opportunities - Learning & Development - Wellness Current Initiatives: Reset & Recharge Summer Challenge: Sign up for a 4-week challenge to earn rewards while managing stress. New Online Learning Platform is Live: LinkedIn Learning is now available with easy access and thousands of resources. Wellness Program Video: A new 4-minute video highlighting all the program has to offer. Toastmasters Club: Practice public speaking and develop leadership skills. New Financial Resources and Advisor: View a list of 40+ free financial resources, including a free financial advisor service. Onsite Screenings: Biometric screenings, skin cancer checks, and dental checkups available. Workday: One System. One Pinellas. One Future: John O'Brien submitted the winning slogan for the County's new software platform. New Government Campus is Coming: Pinellas County is developing a centralized modern campus in Largo. Featured Jobs: View this week's new featured jobs with competitive pay and excellent benefits package. What We Offer: Pinellas County Government offers competitive pay, subsidized medical coverage, and tuition reimbursement. Volunteers in Pinellas: Pinellas County Government depends upon volunteers to help provide residents and visitors with the best service possible. Most Visited Resources: - A to Z Index to Human Resources - Benefits - Class Specifications (over 700 job class specifications available) - Employees' Advisory Council - Learning & Development - The Pen Newsletter - Personnel Rules/Policies/Procedures/Guidelines - Unified Personnel System Board (established 1975) - Wellness Program Frequently Requested Resources: - Benefits Contacts List - Desktop eCalendar - Employee Data - Employee Discounts/YouDecide - Employee Referral - Employment Posters - Forms - Manager Resources - Publications and Newsletters - Retirement Information for Employees - Suggestion Awards Program - Total Compensation The Human Resources Department is part of the Unified Personnel System (UPS) of Pinellas County Government and under the direction of the Unified Personnel Board. It provides personnel services for the ten Appointing Authorities who comprise the UPS.

FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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FIU Men's Basketball 2025-26 Schedule Released

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News Archive - Pinellas County

The page displays a News Archive for Pinellas County with search functionality allowing users to filter by keyword, topics, government offices, boards/councils/committees, and location. Recent news items listed include: Palm Harbor celebrates downtown re-energizing with new streetlights (June 30, 2026) - celebrating installation of 95 new decorative streetlights; Pinellas County Government offices to be closed in observance of Independence Day (June 29, 2026) - offices closed July 3; Youth civic event brings next-gen perspectives to Heritage Village (June 27, 2026) - younger generations connected with local history; 'Extreme' Water Shortage Order extended for Pinellas County (June 23, 2026) - Southwest Florida Water Management District extended the order through October; Pinellas County Utilities and City of Pinellas Park lift precautionary boil water notice (June 19, 2026); County seeks development proposals for downtown Clearwater parcels (June 16, 2026) - inviting developers to submit proposals for 24.66 acres of county-owned land; Pinellas County EMS recognized for pediatric emergency readiness; Most Pinellas County offices closed Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth (June 15, 2026); Saluting Pinellas County Code Enforcement (June 5, 2026); Pinellas County urges residents to sign up for Special Needs Evacuation Program (June 4, 2026) - encouraging registration ahead of hurricane season.

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