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Pinellas County Commissioners to Discuss Upcoming Agenda Items

Pinellas County Commissioners will hold a work session to prepare for upcoming meetings. Public comment is reserved for regular meetings, but live streams are available online and on public access cable.

10/05/2026 · Saint Petersburg edition

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The Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss matters scheduled for upcoming meetings. Commissioners use these sessions to prepare for regular meetings where official actions are taken.

The official agendas, detailing topics from infrastructure projects to community services, are available on the Pinellas County Legistar portal.

Public comment is reserved for the board's regular meetings. Work sessions are administrative and do not include opportunities for public input.

Residents can stream the meetings live on the county's YouTube channel and official website. The meetings also air on public access cable channels: Spectrum Channel 637, Frontier Channel 44, and WOW! Channel 18.

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