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Beginning Tuesday, September 1, the City of Oldsmar is seeking works by local residents that capture the spirit and love of art as depicted by their favorite pet! From these submissions, the Public Art Advisory Board will select 10 finalists, then the public will vote for their favorite. The winners will be featured in the Spring 2027 issue of the Oldsmar Top of the Bay magazine and featured on this page. Submissions are due by end of day on Friday, October 2. To review submission guidelines and to upload your pet portait, CLICK HERE.
2024-26 City Council Priorities Maintain existing infrastructure Expand community engagement Establish downtown corridor Enhance roadway safety for all modalities Execute Oldsmar Sports Complex improvements Determine future infrastructure needs through master planning City Council Goals Economic Development Quality of Place Environmental Resiliency Effective Community Engagement Fiscal Responsibility Efficient Governmental Operations Public Safety
The Public Utilities Department is responsible for overseeing distribution and collection of utilities, environmental management, reverse osmosis water treatment plant (ROWTP), utility maintenance, and wastewater treatment. The department is tasked with ensuring that public utilities are functioning properly and efficiently, managing waste disposal and recycling programs, and other public infrastructure. Additionally, the department is responsible for managing and maintaining the WRF (Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Facility). Distribution & Collection The Distribution and Collection Division inspects, maintains, repairs and locates the City’s drinking water, reclaimed water, wastewater piping systems and related meters and appurtenances. Environmental Management The goal of the Environmental Management Division is to support environmental compliance, lead the City of Oldsmar in a more sustainable direction, and integrate sustainable concepts into the culture and structure of the City. This Division assists Public Works in implementing extensive regulatory programs and permits that require continual environmental monitoring, reporting, technical expertise, data management, and inspection. Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant The Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant (ROWTP) Division provides high-quality, safe potable water, and reliable water service for fire-protection; while meeting or exceeding the state and federal agency environmental and drinking water standards. Utilities Maintenance The Utilities Maintenance Division provides mechanical and electrical maintenance for the Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant and wells, the Water Reclamation Facility, lift stations and wells. Water Reclamation Facility The Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) Division provides reliable and efficient advanced wastewater treatment for all wastewater that enters the City’s sanitary sewer collection system and produce high-quality reclaimed water, while meeting or exceeding the environmental regulatory requirements of the appropriate state and federal agencies.
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"Calling all Oldsmar residents! Whether your best friend has 4 legs, 2 legs, wings, scales, feathers or fur – we want to see them in a photo that reflects the Love of Art. We’re looking for fun, creative and memorable images that capture the spirit and love of art as depicted through your pet! Just embrace your inner Van Gogh, Dali, Picasso, Da Vinci – you get the idea! Let your pet take center stage in Oldsmar’s Pet Portraits Online Exhibit – entries open through Oct 2. Get the scoop at myoldsmar.com/1444/Pet-Portraits"
"OLDSMAR CITY COUNCIL Front L-R: Vice Mayor, Seat 1 Steve Graber; Mayor Katie Gannon; Council Member Valerie Tatarzewski, Seat 2 Back L-R: Council Member Amber Stephens, Seat 3; Council Member Sean Swauger, Seat 4 Oldsmar City Council, comprised of a mayor and four council members, is elected by the city's voters and serves as the governing body. They have the power to pass laws, adopt resolutions, appoint officials, and exercise various powers as outlined in the city's charter. As the legislative branch, they review and, if necessary, modify the budget. The mayor and council members are elected at-large for three-year terms. City Council Meetings City Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7 PM and are held on the 2nd Floor of the Oldsmar Council Chamber, located at 101 State Street West in Oldsmar. Information packets for Council meetings may be found online. City Council meetings may also be viewed live on the City of Oldsmar YouTube channel. Meeting Notifications To sign up to receive email notification of City Council meetings, click here."
"Annual Recycling Day | Oldsmar, FL - Official Website Thank you for attending the 2026 Event. Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities. 2026 event numbers 201 Participants 78.03 lbs Medication Destroyed 2,403 lbs Electronics Collected 12,600 lbs Paper Shredded 2025 event numbers 221 Participants 7,100 lbs. of Paper Shredded 2024 EVENT NUMBERS 227 Participants 62 lbs. of Medication Destroyed 2,320 lbs. of Electronics Collected 13,800 lbs. of Paper Shredded 2023 EVENT NUMBERS 106 Participants 85 lbs. of Medication Destroyed 2,046 lbs. of Electronics Collected 11,100 lbs. of Paper Shredded Unacceptable Items What to Shred medications What to recycle Unacceptable Items These items will not be accepted at this event CRT Monitors Televisions - CLICK HERE for Pinellas County Disposal Options 3-Ring Binders What to Shred Please remember there is a limit of 5 (five) boxes per vehicle for shredding services Cancelled Checks Correspondences, Memos Credit Card Receipts Financial Records Invoices Legal Documents Medical Records Tax Records medications For Residents only - NO Businesses Please safely remove medications from bottles and place in zip lock bags.Liquids should remain within their original containers & the caps secured with tape. Remember to remove labels from the bottles & destroy them. NOT ACCEPTABLE - Syringes, medical equipment Prescription drugs/medicine for people or pets Pills Liquids Inhalers Patches Epi-Pens What to recycle Following Electronics & Accessories are deemed recyclable Aluminum Batteries - Alkaline Batteries - Button Batteries - Laptop Batteries - Lead Acid Batteries - Modem Batteries - Primary Lithium Batteries - UPS Cell Phones Computers Copper Docking Stations Electronic Game Parts Fax Machines Hard Drives Keyboards Laptops LCD Monitors Metal Mouse Networking Equipment Office Phones Printed Circuit Boards Printers Projectors Scanners Wires / Cables"
"You can help keep the City of Oldsmar stormwater system, roads, and waterways clean by joining the Adopt-A-Street program! This unique program provides opportunities for individuals, businesses, and other organizations to adopt a section of city-owned streets and to play an important role in the appearance and function of our city assets. Litter on the ground gets picked up with the stormwater every time it rains and flows directly to our waterways. The Oldsmar Adopt-A-Street Program allows citizens and businesses to demonstrate community pride, make a positive statement for a clean and attractive community, and have a better understanding of stormwater pollution. Prevent flooding due to litter clogging storm drains and ditches. Keep our surrounding environment, including stormwater inlets, clean and functional. Reduce litter along Oldsmar roadways while increasing beautification and community pride. Increase public awareness about public works infrastructure, stormwater management, and the environmental impacts of littering. Adopt an available roadway and agree to clean both sides of it at least quarterly. Two signs will be put up with your group’s name in either direction on your section of street. Schedule your cleanups, review the safety information, and complete the post-cleanup report. Contact Calley Pate by Emailing Calley Pate for a current list of available streets. Fill out the request form and return it via email or at City Hall, 100 State Street West, Oldsmar. Receive confirmation from Calley Pate that application has been accepted by the city. After your first clean-up, the city will create personalized signage and install it at the beginning and ending points along the adopted street reflecting your commitment. TIME PERIOD POUNDS OF DEBRIS COLLECTED (ESTIMATED) Jan-March 2026 56 pounds April-June 2026 56 pounds July-Sept 2026 Oct-Dec 2026"
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