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Largo Launches New Online Portal to Enhance Government Transparency for Residents

Largo residents can now access City Commission, Boards, and Committees information through a newly launched online Meeting Portal, enhancing government transparency and accessibility. The user-friendly portal aims to increase transparency and provide easily accessible information regarding local government processes.

10/04/2026 · Largo edition

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Largo residents can now access City Commission, Boards, and Committees information through a newly launched online Meeting Portal. The City of Largo introduced the user-friendly portal to increase transparency and provide accessible information regarding local government processes. Users can learn about meetings, search for documents, and view reports, making it easier to stay informed about civic activities.

The new portal also integrates information related to CS/SB 170, a state bill that went into effect on October 1, 2023. This legislation requires cities to produce a "business impact estimate" before passing new ordinances, with some exceptions. These estimates detail the proposed ordinance's purpose, its estimated economic impact on businesses, and compliance costs, and are attached to each First Reading Ordinance in their corresponding agenda within the portal.

For those seeking historical records, agendas and minutes prior to October 2, 2018, are not available through the online portal. Residents must contact the City Clerk's office directly at 727-587-6710 or via email at [email protected] to request these older documents. This ensures that comprehensive historical data remains accessible, even if not immediately digitized.

The City of Largo also provides interpretation services for public meetings to ensure all residents can participate. Individuals requiring an interpreter must contact the City Clerk’s Office at 727-587-6710 or email [email protected] at least seven days before the meeting day. Public meeting notices are also available at Largo.com/Notices, offering another resource for community engagement.

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